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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
257 PM CST TUE FEB 22 2005

          ...DICKSON COUNTY STORM DAMAGE....

A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY HAS DETERMINED DAMAGE TO
DICKSON COUNTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TO BE STRAIGHT LINE WINDS FROM
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. WINDS WERE ESTIMATED TO BE AROUND 90 MPH.
DAMAGE WAS FIRST NOTED ABOUT THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE WEST OF THE
HIGH SCHOOL OR ABOUT 0.9 MILES NORTH NORTHWEST OF THE CITY OF
DICKSON. A POOL HOUSE WAS MOVED ABOUT 4 INCHES AT BUCKNER PARK. A FEW
TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AS WELL. ALSO...A BARN WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED
NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL. ROOF DAMAGE WAS OBSERVED AT THE HIGH SCHOOL...
AND SEVERAL WINDOWS WERE BROKEN. BLEACHERS IN A NEARBY BALL FIELD
WERE RIPPED FROM THEIR CONCRETE BASE.

THE HIGH SCHOOL IS LOCATED AT 509 HENSLEE DRIVE IN DICKSON OR ABOUT
0.6 MILES NORTH NORTHEAST OF DICKSON. THE DOWNBURST LASTED
ABOUT A MINUTE FROM 0758 THROUGH 0759 AM CST. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM
WARNING WAS ISSUED AT 721 AM CST...OR 37 MINUTES BEFORE THE STORMS
HIT THE CITY OF DICKSON.

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WOULD LIKE TO THANK DICKSON COUNTY EMA
DIRECTOR STEVE MANLEY FOR HIS ASSISTANCE.

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