<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4cGyaj_0zi1fSP900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4cGyaj_0zi1fSP900" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>Authorities are advising drivers to take caution to the roads due to flooding and closures. (MGN)</figcaption></figure>NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Multiple law enforcement agencies have issued a warning to drivers, urging caution when driving throughout the city. The Clarksville Police Department said heavy rainfall has caused rising water in low-lying areas. The following roads are closed or blocked due to flooding in Clarksville:<ul><li>Trenton Road near Hayes Street</li><li>Trenton Road near Meriwether Road</li><li>Crossland Avenue at Greenwood Avenue</li></ul><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1PfTlo_0zi1fSP900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1PfTlo_0zi1fSP900" width="1200" height="800" ></figure>“Please drive carefully, reduce your speed, and keep an eye out for potential flash flooding,” CPD said. “Never attempt to cross large areas of standing water, as it may be deeper or more dangerous than it appears. If you encounter flooded roads, please turn around.”In Rutherford County, powerful storms brought down trees near Christiana, according to the sheriff’s office.The RCSO said the following roads are closed: <ul><li>Mt. Herman Road at Weeks Road</li><li>Cherry Lane at Abigail Avenue</li><li>2700-block Goochie Ford Road</li><li>Jones Road at Karo Road </li><li>Rock Springs Road at Midland Road </li><li>Sulphur Springs Road/Nice Mill/Leanna Road</li><li>Midland-Fosterville Road </li><li>3900-block Elam Road</li><li>Rockvale-Fellowship Road to Couchville Pike</li><li>Christiana-Fellowship Road and Fosterville Road </li><li>Halls Hill Pike at Bivens Hill</li><li>Road </li><li>North Lassiter Road/Baker Road/Barker Road </li><li>Powells Chapel slab</li><li>Guy James Road at Halls Hill Pike</li><li>Bivens Hill Road at Goochie Ford Road </li><li>UPDATE: Two more roads closed:</li><li>Armstrong Valley Road at Thompson Road </li><li>Versailles Road at Newton Road</li></ul>The sheriff’s office also said a privacy fence is partially blocking Rucker Road near County Farm Road. In Dickson County, the Emergency Management Agency is warning people to avoid these roads due to flooding:<ul><li>Highway 48 South near Bruce Rd.</li><li>Starks Road</li></ul>State and local roadways are being closed across the Midstate after severe thunderstorms blew through and as rain still lingers in the area.Here are roadways closed or partially closed due to flooding or ponding by county:Davidson County:<ul><li>I-440 East at mile marker 6.8 - 2 right lanes blocked</li><li>I-65 North at mile marker 91.4 - 2 left lanes are blocked</li></ul>Lincoln County:<ul><li>State Route 129 South at 1979 Booneville Rd. - Southbound and northbound lanes closed</li></ul>White County:<ul><li>State Route 84 North at A566 Wagoner Street - Southbound and northbound lanes closed</li></ul>Van Buren County:<ul><li>State Route 30 East at SR-285 Cane Creek and Cummingsville Rd - Eastbound and westbound lanes closed</li></ul></div></body>

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Multiple law enforcement agencies have issued a warning to drivers, urging caution when driving throughout the city. The Clarksville Police Department said heavy rainfall has caused rising water in low-lying areas. The following roads are closed or blocked due to flooding in Clarksville:. Trenton Road near...

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Multiple law enforcement agencies have issued a warning to drivers, urging caution when driving throughout the city. The Clarksvi

Flash flooding, debris shuts down roadways across the Midstate

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