NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Several counties remain in a flash flood watch in Middle Tennessee on Sunday afternoon.

Heavy rains swept through the area Sunday morning and several roads are closed due to high water.

  • Flooding in La Vergne
  • Flooding in La Vergne
  • Flooding in La Vergne
  • Flooding in Mill Creek
  • Flooding in Antioch
  • Columbia Hills Apartments in Columbia flooding
  • Flooding in La Vergne
  • Flooding in La Vergne
  • I-24 at Bell Road damage
  • I-24 at Bell Road damage
  • Whittmore Neighborhood in Nolensville damage
  • Whittmore Neighborhood in Nolensville damage
  • Overturned shipping containers in Rutherford County
  • Overturned shipping containers in Rutherford County
  • Overturned shipping containers in Rutherford County
  • Overturned shipping containers in Rutherford County
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • South Cumberland Street (Highway 231) in Wilson County closed due to flooding. (Source: Wilson County EMA)
  • Jefferson Pike in LaVergne (Source: LaVergne Fire Department)
  • Flooding in Mount Pleasant (Courtesy: Tanya Woods)
  • Flooding in Mount Pleasant (Courtesy: Tanya Woods)
  • Flooding in Mount Pleasant (Courtesy: Tanya Woods)
  • Flooding in Mount Pleasant (Courtesy: Tanya Woods)
  • Flooding in Mount Pleasant (Courtesy: Tanya Woods)