It's been 15 years since flooding took many lives and caused a lot of damage to homes and businesses in the Nashville area.

Flooding is the major concern for communities in Tennessee as heavy rain lingers. Find out where rivers are flooding with our flood map.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Fifteen years ago, historic, devastating flooding hit Nashville and portions of the Midstate, killing nearly 30 people. On May 1, 2010, Nashville and many surrounding areas ...

Severe weather and flash flooding continue to threaten much of the central and eastern U.S. on Thursday, disrupting Americans ...

One of the worst disasters in Middle Tennessee occurred 15 years ago: the flood of 2010. The flood resulted from record rainfall in Nashville, where a two-day total of 13.57 inches of rain fell on May ...

A flood watch is in effect for portions of Middle Tennessee Wednesday through Sunday. Some areas could receive eight inches ...

As Nashville braces for more severe weather through the weekend, those with homes in a floodplain face the highest risk of dangerous flooding. Not sure if that's you? If you live in Davidson ...

Nashville is expected to get between 5-6 inches, while Clarksville could see 8-10 inches of rain. Crossville is only expected to see around 2 inches of rain. Which rivers are at risk for flooding?

Heavy rain and flooding are the main areas of concern through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service Nashville. Areas west of Nashville, like Clarksville and Waverly, could see ...

Flash flooding is the biggest worry for TDOT and Nashville road and emergency crews. But the continuing storms and high winds are creating hazardous road conditions for anyone traveling in the area.

Nashville is expected to get between 5-6 inches, while Clarksville could see 8-10 inches of rain. Crossville is only expected to see around 2 inches of rain. Which rivers are at risk for flooding?