Twenty-five roads are closed Monday morning because of flood waters, according to the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office.
February is officially the wettest on record with 13.47 inches measured by the National Weather Service's Nashville office.
Over the course of the weekend, at least one Rutherford County driver was rescued from flood waters. The driver did not turn around and ignored a barricade on Sulphur Springs Road and almost drowned around 2:30 a.m. Feb. 23.
Flood waters also threatened houses in the Royal Glen and Kimbro Woods subdivisions, as well as across Rutherford County. In Kimbro Woods, the water and sewer division responded with pump trucks to alleviate some flooding.
The good news is the West Fork of the Stones River at the Waste Water treatment plant near Sulphur Springs Road has crested. It reached 18.82 feet around mid-day Sunday but had receded to 5.66 feet by Monday morning.
Closed roads
Puckett/Shores
Seminary/Bluegrass
Raines/Withers To Hardee
Guy James Bridge
Allen Road/Leanna
Crescent Lane/Hwy 231
Versailles/Link
Sulphur Springs/Florence
Shoemaker
Shores Road From 840
1943-Block Kingwood
Powells Chpl/Trout/Bill France
Stones River Slab
Goochie Ford/Bivens
Kedron Church Road
Mt. Herman, 1300 Block
Annadel Street
300 Block Cranor
Rucker/Crabapple
S Rucker Road
Wayside/Sledge
Readyville/N Lassiter
Sulphur Springs/Shacklett/Buckeye Bottom
Poplarwood/Seminary
High Water - Impassable
1664 Block Armstrong Valley Road
Seminary/Bluegrass
High Water - Passable
Mt Vernon/Hwy 99
Epps Mill Slab
Old Nashville/Railroad Tracks
Elam Road @ City Limits
County Farm Slab
Cobb Road
