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The downpour had subsided in most of Middle Tennessee as of midday Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Nashville. But parts of the region remain under a flash flood watch through the evening. "The rainfall we got yesterday and overnight made this one of wettest 24-hour periods in Nashville's history," National Weather Service meteorologist Sam Shamburger told the Tennessean.
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Officials are drawing comparisons to the historic flooding in Nashville and the surrounding area that killed at least 29 people and displaced thousands in May 2010. [Nashville's mayor] noted that lessons from the 2010 flood helped the city prepare for an "improved flood response" in the form of well-trained swift water rescue teams and better real-time information sharing between metro departments.
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Scott Potter, the director of Metro Water Services, said that water facilities were safe and he is unconcerned about the effect of the rising river levels, citing predicted peaks that are lower than those in May 2010 and improvements that the facilities have made since then.