Hurricane Helene has left its mark on Tennessee, resulting in significant rainfall totals, with some areas experiencing up to four inches of rain. East Tennessee is facing road closures and severe weather advisories as the remnants of Helene continue to bring strong winds and steady rain throughout the region. The Tennessee Department of Transportation has reported multiple roads damaged or swept away, complicating travel for residents. In Nashville, minor flooding has prompted warnings, while regions like Carter County have been particularly hard-hit. Flood watches remain in effect, and emergency officials are concerned about continued rainfall and potential flooding. As the storm moves toward Kentucky, at least 22 fatalities have been reported in its wake. Residents are advised to avoid traveling on water-covered roads and stay updated on the weather conditions.