After a break in severe weather, storms returned to Nashville on Saturday, triggering tornado warnings and packing torrential rains and high winds.
The National Weather Service said at least one likely tornado touched down in Cross Plains as sirens sounded across the region Saturday evening.
The good news is the storms have mostly pushed south Sunday morning. Also, power outages are down across the region. Fewer than 15,000 customers were without power as of 9 a.m., down 35,000 since Saturday evening. Nashville remained the hardest-hit area, with just under 13,000 outages.
A flood advisory is in place until 1 a.m. Monday for the Cumberland River at Nashville affecting Davidson County. Also, the area is under a Flood Watch until 1 p.m. Sunday.
The latest round of severe weather comes after deadly storms swept through Tennessee on Wednesday night and Thursday. Officials said the storms have killed 10 people. Five were reported in McNairy County, two were in Fayette, and Carrol, Obion and Tipton counties each had one death.
Nashville, Middle Tennessee weather radar
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Nashville weather updates: The latest on power outages, flooding