Hogan Road in Crieve Hall. Posted by a resident to NextDoor. https://t.co/WqZSDfUGbQ

metro OEM making active water rescues from milner dr, people who were clinging to trees

Browns Creek at the State Fairgrounds in Nashville is now at its highest level since 2010, currently at 11.98 feet

Mill Creek at Woodbine is now at its highest level since 2010, currently at 17.04 feet #NashvilleFlooding

Flooding is not just occurring in #Nashville - many counties across #MiddleTennessee are reporting widespread flooded roads. Help the rescue crews out tonight and just stay home! #TurnAroundDontDrown

400 block harding pl, officer reporting multiple people trapped on trees along the woodline in the water for over an hour

Not good. #nashville

Off Linbar Dr. Nashville TN #tspotter https://t.co/m0NnlhqKdW

Mill Creek is now at 20.5 ft, which is 3rd highest on record and close to 2010 levels. (21.7ft) Major flooding continues here. #tnwx @FOXNashville

Nashville https://t.co/aU3jPFEzIe

Flooding: Edmondson Pike @wkrn https://t.co/ISVdgL8dXo

Nashville's Emergency Operations wants drivers to avoid the following areas: Seven Mile Creek, Mill Creek (Antioch) I-24 near Harding Place Brown’s Creek (Fairgrounds and Dudley Park) Harpeth Creek (Bellevue) Richland Creek (Charlotte Ave) https://t.co/GANghlaD3v

More flooding in the Berry Hill area 👀👀👀 Credit: Jeron Bray https://t.co/COtE0c9SMY