[BNAWX] Flood Statement

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WGUS84 KOHX 231609
FLSOHX
Flood Advisory
National Weather Service Nashville TN
1009 AM CST Sat Dec 23 2017


...The National Weather Service in Nashville, Tn has issued a flood advisory for
the following rivers in middle Tennessee...

  Mill Creek Near Nolensville AFFECTING Davidson County

. Runoff from recent heavy rainfall has caused Mill Creek to rise above action
stage. The creek will fall rapidly over the next few hours. No additional
significant rainfall is expected.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

Stay tuned to noaa weather radio or other local media for further information
from the National Weather Service.

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1009 AM CST Sat Dec 23 2017

The National Weather Service in Nashville, Tn has issued a
* Flood Advisory for
  The Mill Creek Near Nolensville
* At 09AM Saturday the stage was 13.3 feet.
* Flood stage is 13.0 feet.
* At 15.0 feet...Culbertson Rd east of Nolensville Pike and Bluff Rd west of
  Nolensville Pike are flooded and impassable. Water begins to flood property in
  the Concord Village shopping center at Concord Rd and Nolensville Pike, and
  water approaches low lying areas near A.Z. Kelley Elementary School.
* At 14.0 feet...Culbertson Rd east of Nolensville Pike and Bluff Rd west of
  Nolensville Pike are flooded. Water begins to flood the atheltic fields at
  Lighthouse Christian School and property near Bell Rd and Blue Hole Rd.
* At 13.0 feet...Water begins to flood low lying areas along the creek,
  including portions of Culbertson Rd east of Nolensville Pike and walking
  trails near the Honey Brook subdivision. Water also approaches Bluff Road west
  of Nolensville Pike.
* At 12.0 feet...Water inundates low lying areas along the creek, including
  property near Bell Rd and Blue Hole Rd, and the athletic fields near
  Lighthouse Christian School. Water may also approach low lying portions of
  Culbertson Rd near Nolensville Pike.
* At 11.0 feet...Water begins to inundate low lying areas along the creek.

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