Murfreesboro Emergency Operations Center

UPDATE from City of Murfreesboro’s EOC

The City of Murfreesboro’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) remains activated at the Murfreesboro Police Department Headquarters as more inclement and potentially dangerous weather is expected into the evening hours. According to the National Weather Service, Rutherford County is under a Tornado Watch until 10:00 pm CST. Additional rain and high/sustainable winds are possible. “Our main…

High Water warning

Update from City of Murfreesboro Emergency Operations Center

No weather-related responses thus far. No requests for mutual aid. Rutherford County is under a Flash Flood Warning until 1:30 pm CST. The rain is expected to level off until around 3:00 pm. Another band of heavy showers is expected from 3:00 pm-5:30 pm, with clearing after the line comes through Middle Tennessee. Several city…

Middle Tennessee Flood Advisory Area

City of Murfreesboro to Activate Emergency Operations Center

In preparation for an ever-increasing amount of rainfall and flooding in several areas of the city and county, the City of Murfreesboro will be activating the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), located at the Murfreesboro Police Department Headquarters, beginning at 9:30 Wednesday morning. EOC activation allows for a more rapid deployment of resources during significant weather…

Thursday’s severe storm threat is worst of the season

Thursday’s severe storm threat is worst of the season

Two rounds of storms are headed through Middle Tennessee on Thursday, and the threat is the worst so far this season. Several school districts have closed ahead of the storms, including Dickson, Robertson, Stewart, and Humphreys counties. Click here for the latest closings. Areas west of Nashville are under a moderate risk for severe weather. In…

MTSU’s severe weather plan aims to keep students, faculty safe

MTSU’s severe weather plan aims to keep students, faculty safe

Memories of the deadly Good Friday tornado in Rutherford County are hard to shake as we enter severe weather season. Without a doubt, if it wasn’t for an advanced warning it could have been worse, and more lives could have been lost. Middle Tennessee State University escaped damage back in 2009 when the EF-4 tornado ripped…