NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
TN EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

TENNESSEE

Flash Flood reports

NOAA recorded 1,214 county-coded Flash Flood reports across 95 Tennessee reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 3 reported injuries and 49 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports1,214county-coded rows
County areas95represented
Injuries3direct + indirect
Fatalities49direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Tennessee Flash Flood reports by year

NOAA recorded 1,214 Tennessee Flash Flood reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

201678
201789
201881
2019151
2020104
2021208
202273
2023102
2024101
2025227
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Tennessee Flash Flood analyses

The directory lists 95 Tennessee reporting areas represented in this statewide Flash Flood record.

All Tennessee records →
Shelby72 reportsExplore →Davidson57 reportsExplore →Lawrence49 reportsExplore →Knox48 reportsExplore →Sumner37 reportsExplore →Maury34 reportsExplore →Hamilton32 reportsExplore →Wilson32 reportsExplore →Williamson32 reportsExplore →Dickson27 reportsExplore →Madison26 reportsExplore →Sevier25 reportsExplore →Gibson23 reportsExplore →Montgomery22 reportsExplore →Robertson21 reportsExplore →Tipton20 reportsExplore →Putnam20 reportsExplore →Cheatham20 reportsExplore →Rutherford18 reportsExplore →Henry18 reportsExplore →Hickman17 reportsExplore →Humphreys17 reportsExplore →Crockett16 reportsExplore →Greene16 reportsExplore →Franklin15 reportsExplore →Stewart15 reportsExplore →Benton14 reportsExplore →Carter14 reportsExplore →Weakley14 reportsExplore →Macon13 reportsExplore →Scott13 reportsExplore →Giles12 reportsExplore →Carroll12 reportsExplore →Cannon12 reportsExplore →Roane12 reportsExplore →Washington11 reportsExplore →Marshall11 reportsExplore →Perry11 reportsExplore →Obion11 reportsExplore →Mcminn11 reportsExplore →Sullivan11 reportsExplore →Lincoln11 reportsExplore →Jackson10 reportsExplore →Bledsoe10 reportsExplore →Hawkins10 reportsExplore →Overton10 reportsExplore →Cumberland9 reportsExplore →Moore9 reportsExplore →Hamblen9 reportsExplore →Hardin9 reportsExplore →Anderson8 reportsExplore →Smith8 reportsExplore →Trousdale8 reportsExplore →Blount8 reportsExplore →Haywood8 reportsExplore →Coffee7 reportsExplore →Bedford7 reportsExplore →Dyer7 reportsExplore →Sequatchie7 reportsExplore →Grundy7 reportsExplore →Claiborne7 reportsExplore →Monroe7 reportsExplore →Fentress7 reportsExplore →Houston7 reportsExplore →Hardeman7 reportsExplore →Bradley6 reportsExplore →Campbell6 reportsExplore →Morgan6 reportsExplore →Decatur6 reportsExplore →Cocke6 reportsExplore →Wayne6 reportsExplore →White6 reportsExplore →Johnson5 reportsExplore →Henderson5 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.