TV Severe Weather2025-?

[nrgjeff]

Torandoes after June 1. Yes they used to happen even in the South. Recent years we cannot hardly buy action after May 15. This year it went later into May with that southern stream south of the AN heights North. 

Plains actually had a June season this year too. But the last several years the season either ended early or moved north quickly. Anyway it's July. Our next chance of anything more than downbursts would probably be hybrid tropical remnants. 

On 6/28/2025 at 3:55 PM, jaxjagman said:

Like to find the weather charts and see this

On June 28, 1928...A severe weather outbreak produces 5 tornadoes across Middle Tennessee, beginning on the afternoon of the 28th, and continuing into the next morning. All tornadoes are classified as F2. One person is killed in Davidson County. Another 38 injuries are reported overall.

Jax our posts would flow fine without a quote.. except it's a new page!

[dwagner88]

The worst flash flooding we have had in years is underway right now. 4-6” of rain hit right at rush hour. Cars are floating on I-24 in East Ridge. 5.64” in my gauge. 

[jaxjagman]

18 hours ago, dwagner88 said:

The worst flash flooding we have had in years is underway right now. 4-6” of rain hit right at rush hour. Cars are floating on I-24 in East Ridge. 5.64” in my gauge. 

I saw this on the news last evening around yalls parts,that was crazy

[GaWx]

On 8/12/2025 at 8:04 PM, dwagner88 said:

The worst flash flooding we have had in years is underway right now. 4-6” of rain hit right at rush hour. Cars are floating on I-24 in East Ridge. 5.64” in my gauge. 

At Least 3 Killed in Tennessee Flooding as More Rain Is Forecast

Rescue crews pulled people out of submerged cars and homes overnight as floods swept the southeastern part of the state.

A family of three was killed outside Chattanooga and emergency crews conducted water rescues as floods swept through Tennessee overnight. More flooding was expected in the eastern part of the state on Wednesday.

After midnight, a large tree fell and crushed the car of a family in East Ridge, a suburb of Chattanooga, said Amy Maxwell, a spokeswoman for the Hamilton County Office of Emergency Management.

“They died on the scene,” she said. “It’s obviously due to the loose soil that caused the tree to fall.”

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/12/us/flooding-chattanooga-tennessee.html