I-40

An overturned vehicle is on I-40 in Hickman County, causing traffic delays as vehicles are rerouted to the right shoulder.

A tactical drone was used to guide an escaped Angus bull to safety after it fell into a kudzu-choked ravine near I-40 in Iredell County. The drone allowed responders to assess the bull's condition and direct it to stable ground without risking human or animal safety.

Heavy downpours caused by a stalled cold front along I-40 are moving west-to-east across the Charlotte region, leading to potential localized flooding. Rainfall is expected to linger through Friday with 1-2 inches forecasted, though some areas may see more. Temperatures remain below average, with a return to typical hot, humid conditions expected by Sunday.

A slow-moving cold front is expected to bring storms, heavy rain, and localized flooding to the Charlotte region, with the highest risk of severe weather late Wednesday and into Thursday. Heavy downpours could lead to several inches of rain over 48 hours, raising flood concerns, though the front may provide drought relief by the weekend.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is conducting a Planning and Environmental Linkages study to improve downtown Nashville's interstate network, including I-65, I-24, I-40, and I-440. Public meetings are scheduled for July 20-21, with alternative comment submission methods provided.

Charlotte experiences a hot July start with heat lingering through the weekend, followed by increased storm chances over the weekend due to a cold front. Scattered thunderstorms are expected Thursday and Friday, with stronger storms possible, while next week brings a temporary break from heat and humidity.

A 43-year-old Nashville man was arrested during a traffic stop in Mt. Juliet after police discovered he had active warrants for illegal narcotics sales and parole violations. Officers found heroin on him during the stop, leading to his arrest and anticipated additional charges.

A severe storm threat begins the week in the Carolinas with high temperatures, humidity, and thunderstorms. Strong storms are expected Monday afternoon and evening, particularly north of I-40, followed by lingering showers on Tuesday. Heat and humidity will return later in the week, with oppressive conditions and scattered thunderstorms over the weekend.

The Nashville International Airport is experiencing increased passenger volume during the summer travel season. BNA provided tips for travelers, including checking flight status, arriving early, and noting the closure of the Pedestrian Bridge during the Central Core Enhancement project.

A woman reported that a man pointed a gun at her after becoming frustrated while stuck behind her in interstate traffic in Dickson County, Tennessee. The incident occurred around 6:30 p.m. on I-40, with the suspect described as a male in a silver four-door SUV driving south toward Fairview. Authorities have not yet identified any suspects.

A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Thursday in Middle Tennessee due to potential strong to severe storms. The Storm Prediction Center has placed areas north of I-40, including Nashville, under a Level 2 Slight Risk, while areas south of I-40 are under a Level 1 Risk. The WSMV 4 First Alert Weather app is recommended for real-time updates and alerts.