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Fire detected near Outer Nashville Basin
September 21, 2026
Thermal anomalies with FRP up to 13.4 megawatts were detected near the Outer Nashville Basin on September 18 and 20, 2026. These nominal-to-high-confidence detections suggest active burning in the region during elevated fire risk conditions.
Nashville airport records dry September
September 21, 2026
Month-to-date precipitation at Nashville International Airport through September 20 was 0 inches, 2 inches below normal (normal 1.98 in by this date). This marks a sharp contrast to September 2025, which recorded 3.5 inches.
Cope's gray tree frogs logged around Nashville
September 21, 2026
Twenty-one observations were logged from August 22 through September 12, with the most recent on 2026-09-12 in Nashville. These frogs depend on seasonal wetlands for breeding; the area contains 113 acres of mapped Palustrine and Riverine wetlands, with 48 acres as seasonally flooded streambeds now under moderate drought stress.
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