Storms ripped through Middle Tennessee Wednesday night and the rain is still coming, raising concerns of flooding on roads.

After 10 inches of rain overnight, a few Clarksville-Montgomery County subdivisions and homes are underwater, State of Emergency declared by mayors.

you can check the latest road conditions of your exact travel route on TDOT's SmartWay map at smartway.tn.gov.

you can check the latest road conditions of your exact travel route on TDOT's SmartWay map at smartway.tn.gov. TDOT has traffic cameras set up on major roads across the state. You can keep an eye ...

Several major roadways around Memphis and the Mid-South are shut down as a Flash Flood Emergency for the Memphis metro area ...

Flooding along the Cumberland River and the Red River, along with rainfall making lakes of low-lying areas, has caused ...

Street and highway crews in Clarksville and Montgomery County have been working to clear the roads and remove debris as ...

In the six months since Hurricane Helene devastated East Tennessee, roads and bridges that ... Dangers and annoyances remain, however, because of the road closures. "For, like, emergency services ...

The Tennessee Department of Transportation listed current closures in the Western Part of the state at 2 p.m. on April 5, ...

As of 10:15 a.m. a river level map from the National Oceanic Atmospheric ... issued a Flash Flood Warning for much of Middle Tennessee. Road conditions will be questionable as flash flooding ...

Roadways could be impacted by flooding and/or debris. The Tennessee Department of Transportation encourages drivers to check the Smartway map before they hit the road.