NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Tennessee is no stranger to severe weather, especially in the springtime.

However, the risk for strong winds, and tornadoes are higher when there’s a transition between cooler and warmer months.

Similar to spring, there’s also a surge of severe weather events in the fall. Historically, the number of severe events start to make an uptick between October and December. Warm extremes during fall and winter are also a key player in severe weather threats in the Midstate.

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Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky are also in a zone known as ‘Dixie Alley’. A highly volatile severe weather zone that frequently sees severe weather even in the fall and winter months.

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