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Weeklong Heatwave across Middle Tennessee (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Central Tennessee is in for another sweltering stretch as a heat advisory is in place for Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to hit the upper 90s and reach as high as 100 degrees with the heat index making it feel like 101 to 106 degrees. The unusually hot weather will stick around through the weekend with more highs in the upper 90s. WEATHER RELATED COVERAGE | Last week's near record heat Normally, temperatures at this time of year average about 84 degree
Air quality alert in effect for Metro Nashville through Thursday (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — The area is under a Code Orange air quality alert through Thursday, Sept. 3. This alert means the air might not be healthy for people who are more sensitive like the elderly, kids and anyone with heart or lung problems. Most people will not feel any effects but it is a good idea to take it easier outside. WEATHER NEWS | How radar spots tornado debris flying in the air Doctors say to avoid pushing yourself with long or intense outdoor activities and take more breaks. It
Late summer heat wave brings week of near-record highs (opens the original)
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Middle Tennessee is bracing for a late summer heat wave this week. Temperatures are climbing into the upper 90s and could even hit 100, with the Code Red Weather Team saying this could get close to breaking records since it's about 10 degrees above what we usually see right now. The heat index will feel even hotter, ranging from 100 to 108 under sunny skies. On top of this, rain chances remain scare through the first week of September. People are being encouraged to keep cool and hydrated while
Why is this storm named Dolly? The story behind Atlantic’s latest tropical storm (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Tropical Storm Dolly is the fourth named system in the Atlantic this season and out of pure coincidence, it's been named Dolly. Right now, Dolly is spinning in the open Atlantic, and forecasters say it will probably stay a tropical storm as it heads west with little or no change in strength. The National Hurricane Center explained that the name is just a random match this year. The storm could bring 40 mph winds and high surf to the Leeward Islands as it arrives this we
Look up! Partial lunar eclipse visible late Thursday night (opens the original)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Sky watchers have a special cosmic show coming up late Thursday night and into early Friday morning. A partial lunar eclipse will take place when Earth's shadow covers 96 percent of the moon and it's expected to look a lot like a total eclipse. The event starts at 8:23 p.m. on Thursday, with the best viewing at 11:12 p.m. and will wrap up by 2:01 a.m. on Friday. A lunar eclipse only happens when there is a full moon and this one lines up with the full Sturgeon moon in A
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