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Countless people across Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky are dealing with the aftermath of back-to-back severe weather days. In Clarksville and Montgomery County, the primary concern is ...

Although as of publication it’s not clear exactly where flooding will occur, Smith predicted the north and northwestern sides of town were most at-risk. The Street Department has prepared to ...

The city of Clarksville is currently working with FEMA to have flood maps redrawn in certain flood-prone areas of the city. It comes after many residents told WSMV they’d like to see the maps ...

Clarksville has surpassed its year-to-date rainfall by about 18 inches as rain is back in the forecast. In just six months, Clarksville residents have had snow, rain and tornadoes.

Multiple communities in Tennessee are still dealing with flooding after a string of storms dumped more than 10 inches of rain. In Middle Tennessee, Clarksville has been devastated by flood waters ...

Ohio River flooding drowns out businesses in Kentucky and Indiana "Everything I worked for, for four years, is underwater now," Nick Hinton, owner of Hinton Detail in Clarksville, said.

Flooding is one aspect, but there are also possible severe storms to take into consideration beginning Wednesday evening. The City of Clarksville remains vigilant and weather-aware at this time.

Posted: Apr 7, 2025 / 06:02 PM CDT Updated: Apr 7, 2025 / 06:44 PM CDT CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Residents in one Clarksville neighborhood are experiencing flooding for the second times this year.

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Local officials say more than 120 homes and 14 businesses were damaged after severe weather over the past few days. Montgomery County and the City of Clarksville have ...

The City of Clarksville provides answers to some frequently asked questions about the National Flood Insurance Program. Clarksville has recorded almost 30 inches of rain in 2025.

A Clarksville homeowner has experienced flooding in her home five times in less than a year. Despite repeated attempts to contact city officials she says nothing has been done.