**STRONG STORMS A POSSIBILITY**
Thunderstorm chances continue today through Wednesday as a series of impulses will make their way through Middle Tennessee. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has us under a slight risk for severe storms. West Tennessee is under a moderate risk. The latest Hazardous Weather Outlook reveals spotter activation may be necessary. So, if your plans include outdoor activities over the next three days, keep an eye toward the sky and remember these words:
IF THUNDER ROARS, GO INDOORS!!
**REST OF WEEK**
Temperatures will be in the upper 80's on Thursday to near 90° by Friday. Expect the Father's Day weekend to be nice with cooler temperatures and a slight chance for isolated showers.
Weather History for This Date (June 15th)
On this date in 1982, an Amtrak train is derailed by a flash flood west of Emerson, Iowa, killing one person and injuring 23 of the 288 people on board.
On this date in 1952, the temperature hits 100° in Nashville and is the earliest date ever for the Music City to see the century mark.
On this date in 1914, a 65 mph wind gust is recorded in Nashville.
Cookeville's Daily Almanac
June 15th
Yesterday's high: 84° low: 63°
Normal High: 84°
(Record: 95° in 1921)
Normal Low: 61°
(Record: 45° in 1933)
Last Year: 87° and 64°
3.37" of rain fell on this date in 1969
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