Senate Joint Resolution 430, sponsored by Johnson, recognizes and honors Nashville Severe Weather for its dedicated service in providing timely and accurate weather information to the communities of Davidson and Williamson counties. Founded in 2010 by David Drobny, the organization has grown to include team members Will Minkoff and Andrew Leeper, who focus on delivering localized weather updates and critical forecasts. Nashville Severe Weather collaborates with the National Weather Service through the #tSpotter initiative, enhancing the accuracy and timeliness of weather warnings and advisories. Their efforts have been acknowledged with the National Weather Association's Walter J. Bennett Public Service Award in 2016.

The resolution highlights the organization's commitment to public safety and its role in disseminating vital weather information, including alerts for severe weather events. Additionally, Nashville Severe Weather has established an intern program to provide aspiring meteorologists with practical experience. The resolution concludes by expressing gratitude for the contributions of Nashville Severe Weather to community safety and wishes for its continued success.