NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — With Thursday's severe weather, there are road closures across the region.
This is a live page and will be updated as we receive more closures.
Cheatham County:
- Ponding - State Route 112 both directions in Cheatham County - Between DAVIDSON-CHEATHAM COUNTY LINE and CHEATHAM-ROBERTSON COUNTY LINE
- Ponding - State Route 256 both directions in Cheatham County - Between SR-112 US-41A and CHEATHAM-ROBERTSON COUNTY LINE
- Ponding - Interstate 24 both directions in Cheatham County - Between MILE MARKER 26 and EXIT 31: SR-249 / NEW HOPE RD.
- Ponding - State Route 49 both directions in Cheatham County - Between ED HARRIS RD. and WATER PLANT RD.,
- Ponding - State Route 12 both directions in Cheatham County - Between DAVIDSON-CHEATHAM COUNTY LINE and CHEATHAM-MONTGOMERY COUNTY LINE
- Ponding - State Route 455 both directions in Cheatham County - Between SR-12 S. MAIN ST. RT. & LT. and SR-12 N. MAIN ST. RT. & LT.
- Ponding - State Route 251 both directions in Cheatham County - Between SR-249 (SAMS CREEK RD.) RT. & (RIVER RD.) LT. and CHEATHAM-DAVIDSON COUNTY LINE
- Ponding - State Route 250 both directions in Cheatham County - Between HARPETH CROSSING and OLIN WILLIAMS RD
Davidson County:
- I-40 EB mm 212 (Fesslers Lane), 2 right lanes and exit lane closed due to flooding.
- SR 1 (Murfreesboro Pike) is CLOSED near Menzler Road due to high water.
Williamson County:
- High water has closed several roads in Fairview, including Chester Road, Forest Glen, Sleepy Hollow Road and South Harpeth Road between Pinewood Road and I-840.
Wilson County:
- Old Lebanon Dirt Rd near Page Dr in Mt. Juliet (between Page Dr and Kelsey Glen Dr) is closed due to high water over the roadway.
- The left lane of 1-40 WB at milemarker 230 will be shut down due to a non-injury crash that was likely caused by hydroplaning.
Check the latest traffic conditions before you head out below,
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