City Update: Weekend Weather Advisories and Public Infrastructure Projects

Nashville Weekend Weather and Safety Advisory

The National Weather Service has issued a weather advisory for the Nashville metropolitan area effective through Saturday, March 7, 2026. Residents should prepare for a wet weekend as a cold front moves through Middle Tennessee. Forecasts indicate a high probability of widespread rain and a low but present risk of strong thunderstorms characterized by gusty winds. While the overall threat of severe weather remains low, the Nashville Department of Transportation (NDOT) advises motorists to exercise caution on wet roadways and be mindful of potential localized ponding. Citizens are encouraged to secure loose outdoor items that could be affected by intermittent high wind gusts throughout the day.

Public Health Notice: Respiratory Illness Season

Metro Health officials continue to monitor elevated levels of respiratory illness across Davidson County. Current data for the 2026 winter season shows a sustained prevalence of Influenza A, COVID-19, and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). Residents are reminded that testing remains a critical tool for managing community spread. Official health guidance recommends that individuals experiencing sudden fever, cough, or body aches seek testing to determine the appropriate course of treatment. Preventive measures, including frequent handwashing and staying home when symptomatic, remain the most effective ways to protect vulnerable populations in schools and workplaces.

Metro Water Services: Active Construction Projects

Metro Water Services has released an updated public notice regarding active construction projects within Davidson County. As of March 6, 2026, several large-scale infrastructure improvements exceeding one acre in size are underway. These projects are part of the city's ongoing commitment to stormwater management and water quality. Residents living near active sites may notice increased personnel and equipment presence. For a full list of projects and to review long-term maintenance plans, citizens may consult the official Metro Nashville registry. All projects are compliant with TDEC Water Quality standards and aim to improve the resilience of the local water system.

Public Transit and Service Reminders

WeGo Public Transit reminds passengers that the Winter 2026 service schedule is currently in effect. This schedule, implemented earlier this year as part of the “Choose How You Move” initiative, includes expanded service hours on Sundays and increased frequency on high-traffic routes such as West End, Hillsboro, and Nolensville Pike. Commuters are advised to check the current transit maps for any weekend-specific service adjustments necessitated by weather conditions. Additionally, notice is given that the Davidson County Courthouse remains the primary site for public auctions and legal filings, with several substitute trustee sales scheduled for mid-March.