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)
