[BNAWX] Local Storm Report
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Tue Dec 14 18:30:44 CST 2021
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PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
629 PM CST TUE DEC 14 2021
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1154 PM TORNADO 10 WNW DOVER 36.51N 88.03W
12/10/2021 STEWART TN NWS STORM SURVEY
*** 1 INJ ***
THIS WILL MOST LIKELY BE A CONTINUATION OF A
TORNADO FROM WEST TENNESSEE THAT MOVED
THROUGH THE NW CORNER OF STEWART COUNTY, TN
AND INTO SOUTHERN KENTUCKY. THIS TORNADO
CROSSED THE TENNESSEE RIVER WEST OF LAND
BETWEEN THE LAKES AND DID MASSIVE TREE
DAMAGE TO HEAVILY WOODED AREAS UPROOTING
THOUSANDS OF TREES ALONG ITS PATH. THE
TORNADO CROSSED A WELL CONSTRUCTED SINGLE
FAMILY BRICK HOME NEAR BEAR CREEK WHERE IT
TOOK OFF THE ROOF AND TOP STORY. IT THEN
CONTINUED TO TRAVEL NORTHEAST WHERE IT
PASSED INDIAN BRANCH AND MORGAN BRANCH WHERE
IT CONTINUED TO UPROOT TREES AND DESTROYED
SOME FARM OUT BUILDINGS AND LIFTING THE
ROOFS OFF OF SOME SINGLE AND DOUBLE WIDE
MOBILE HOMES. COMPLETELY FLATTENING SOME
BARNS AND SINGLE WIDE STRUCTURES. THE MOST
WIDE SPREAD AND WORST DAMAGE IN STEWART
COUNTY WAS BETWEEN INDIAN BRANCH AND MORGAN
BRANCH...SOUTH OF BUMPUS MILLS. THE TORNADO
THEN CONTINUED NORTHEAST ONTO FT. CAMBELL
ARMY BASE AND MOST LIKELY INTO CHRISTIAN
COUNTY, KY. PATH LENGTH ACROSS STEWART
COUNTY OF 22 MILES AND PATH WIDTH OF 400
YARDS. MAX WINDS 125 MPH.
0215 AM TORNADO 6 WNW LOBELVILLE 35.80N 87.89W
12/11/2021 PERRY TN NWS STORM SURVEY
DAMAGE FROM THIS TORNADO STARTED IN NORTHERN
PERRY COUNTY WITH SOME UPROOTED TREES ALONG
CROOKED CREEK ROAD. AN OVERTURNED RV AND
ROOF WAS TORN OFF A BARN ALONG HIGHWAY 13 IN
HUMPHREYS COUNTY AS THE TORNADO MOVED
NORTHEAST, AND UPROOTED AS WELL AS SNAPPED
TREES JUST NORTH OF I-40 NEAR MILE MARKER
146. MORE TREES WERE UPROOTED FURTHER
NORTHEAST OF THAT LOCATION BEFORE
DISSIPATING JUST BEFORE THE HICKMAN COUNTY
LINE. PATH LENGTH 12.2 MILES AND PATH WIDTH
250 YARDS. MAX WINDS 100 MPH.
0234 AM TORNADO 12 NW CENTERVILLE 35.93N 87.58W
12/11/2021 HICKMAN TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THIS TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST WEST OF I-40
NEAR MILE MARKER 157 WHERE TREES WERE
DAMAGED AND UPROOTED. THE TORNADO CONTINUED
NORTHEASTWARD ON THE EAST SIDE OF I-40
BEFORE DISSIPATING BETWEEN I-40 AND HIGHWAY
48. PATH LENGTH 4.66 MILES AND PATH WIDTH
100 YARDS. MAX WINDS 85 MPH.
0243 AM TORNADO 7 SSW DICKSON 36.00N 87.44W
12/11/2021 DICKSON TN NWS STORM SURVEY
*** 2 INJ ***
TORNADO DAMAGE STARTED JUST NORTH OF I-40
NEAR MILE MARKER 166 ALONG PINEY ROAD WHERE
IT SNAPPED AND UPROOTED TREES ON N MOUNT
SINAI ROAD. THE MOST INTENSE DAMAGE OCCURRED
ON MURRELL DRIVE WHERE MULTIPLE HOMES WERE
HEAVILY DAMAGED OR DESTROYED AS THEY SHIFTED
OFF OF THEIR FOUNDATIONS, EXPERIENCED
EXTENSIVE ROOF DAMAGE, OR HAD EXTERIOR WALLS
COLLAPSE. IN ADDITION TO THE STRUCTURAL
DAMAGE, HUNDREDS OF TREES WERE SNAPPED OR
UPROOTED IN THE SAME AREA. THE TORNADO
CONTINUED NORTHEAST DAMAGING TREES ON LENA
ROAD, AND CAUSING ROOF DAMAGE TO HOMES ON
STEPHEN STREET AND RIDGECREST DRIVE. THE
STORM CROSSED HIGHWAY 46, SNAPPING ELECTRIC
POLES ALONG PRINTWOOD DRIVE. IT WEAKENED
FROM THAT POINT, DAMAGING MULTIPLE TREES
BEFORE DISSIPATING NEAR BURNS. PATH LENGTH
8.34 MILES AND PATH WIDTH 500 YARDS. MAX
WINDS 135 MPH.
0249 AM TORNADO 2 SSE BURNS 36.03N 87.31W
12/11/2021 DICKSON TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THIS TORNADO DEVELOPED JUST SOUTHEAST OF THE
DICKSON EF2 TORNADO NORTH OF I-40 NEAR MILE
MARKER 175. DAMAGE WAS SEEN ON GARTON ROAD
WHERE THERE WERE LARGE BRANCHES BROKEN OFF
TREES. THE TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHEAST WHERE
MORE UPROOTED TREES WERE SEEN ALONG HIGHWAY
96 AND BEECH GROVE WAY. MORE BRANCHES WERE
BROKEN FURTHER TO THE NORTHEAST AND EAST
ALONG JC BROWN ROAD, JOHNNY HALL ROAD, AND
BAKERS WORK ROAD BEFORE ENDING NEAR BAKERS
WORK ROAD. PATH LENGTH 5.3 MILES AND PATH
WIDTH 175 YARDS. MAX WINDS 110 MPH.
0256 AM TORNADO 1 E WHITE BLUFF 36.10N 87.19W
12/11/2021 DICKSON TN NWS STORM SURVEY
*** 1 INJ ***
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR HIGHWAY 70
BETWEEN WHITE BLUFF AND KINGSTON SPRINGS,
AND CONTINUED EAST-NORTHEAST WHERE IT
PRODUCED ROOF DAMAGE TO A FEW HOMES. WHILE
STAYING NORTH OF HIGHWAY 70, THERE WAS
DAMAGE TO HOMES ON SNEED ROAD WHERE ROOF
SECTIONS WERE REMOVED, AND HAD SEVERAL TREES
SNAPPED. SEVERAL MORE HOMES AND TREES WERE
DAMAGED ALONG HIGHWAY 70, INCLUDING A FEW
BUSINESSES, WITH MAINLY ROOF DAMAGE. A BARN
HAD ITS WALLS COLLAPSE BETWEEN OLD
BUTTERWORTH ROAD AND CEDAR HILL ROAD. SOME
ELECTRICAL POLES WERE DAMAGED ON CEDAR HILL
ROAD BEFORE THE TORNADO MOVED FURTHER
NORTHEAST, DAMAGING MORE TREES, AND
DISSIPATING BEFORE THE DAVIDSON COUNTY LINE.
PATH LENGTH 10.5 MILES AND PATH WIDTH 400
YARDS. MAX WINDS 125 MPH.
0331 AM TORNADO 5 WNW RURAL HILL 36.14N 86.59W
12/11/2021 DAVIDSON TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THIS EF1 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON THE EAST
SIDE OF PERCY PRIEST LAKE NEAR COOKS LANDING
COURT AND STEWARTS FERRY PIKE IN DAVIDSON
COUNTY, AND MOVED NORTH-NORTHEAST GENERALLY
ALONG NEW HOPE ROAD. MANY TREES WERE
UPROOTED WITH EF0 ROOF AND SIDING DAMAGE TO
SEVERAL HOMES IN DAVIDSON COUNTY. THE
TORNADO STRENGTHENED TO EF1 AND TURNED MORE
NORTHEASTWARD AS IT CROSSED INTO WILSON
COUNTY, CAUSING MINOR TO MODERATE DAMAGE TO
NUMEROUS HOMES IN THE COBBLESTONE LANDING
AND EAGLE TRACE SUBDIVISIONS. ONE HOME ON
PARTRIDGE DRIVE SUFFERED SEVERE DAMAGE WITH
THE GARAGE AND EAST SIDE OF THE HOUSE BEING
BLOWN OUT. FURTHER TO THE NORTHEAST, DOZENS
OF TREES WERE UPROOTED ALONG OLD LEBANON
DIRT ROAD AND DIVISION STREET, AND MOUNT
JULIET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUFFERED MINOR ROOF
DAMAGE. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE OCCURRED
IN THE WILLOUGHBY STATION SUBDIVISION AS
DOZENS OF HOMES BETWEEN MELBOURNE TERRACE
AND GREENHILL ROAD RECEIVED MINOR TO
MODERATE ROOF AND EXTERIOR DAMAGE. THE
TORNADO WEAKENED AS IT CONTINUED NORTHEAST,
BUT CONTINUED TO BLOWN DOWN TREES AND CAUSE
EF0 DAMAGE TO HOMES IN THE VERNON HILLS
SUBDIVISION AND ALONG WILSON DRIVE AND TATE
LANE. THE TORNADO APPARENTLY LIFTED AFTER
CROSSING LEBANON ROAD WEST OF MOUNT JULIET
ROAD. PATH LENGTH 7.6 MILES AND PATH WIDTH
100 YARDS. MAX WINDS 105 MPH.
0331 AM TORNADO 2 NNW LAKEWOOD 36.27N 86.65W
12/11/2021 DAVIDSON TN NWS STORM SURVEY
A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN OLD HICKORY ON
ORCHARD DRIVE UPROOTING SEVERAL LARGE TREES
AND CAUSING ROOF DAMAGE TO MULTIPLE HOMES.
IT MOVED ACROSS OLD HICKORY LAKE AND DOWNED
POWER LINES AND TREES FROM WALTON FERRY TO
SANDERS FERRY ROAD IN HENDERSONVILLE. THE
HEAVIEST DAMAGE OCCURRED ON CUMBERLAND HILLS
DRIVE AND LAKE VALLEY ROAD WHERE NUMEROUS
TREES WERE SNAPPED OR UPROOTED AND HOMES
RECEIVED ROOF DAMAGE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED
EAST, CROSSING OLD HICKORY LAKE ONCE AGAIN
AND DOWNING TREES AND POWERLINES ON CARTER
LANE IN NORTH MT. JULIET. THE STORM WEAKENED
AND LIFTED ON SAUNDERSVILLE FERRY ROAD NEAR
CROSSWINDS DRIVE. PATH LENGTH 6.2 MILES AND
PATH WIDTH 150 YARDS. MAX WINDS 95 MPH.
0342 AM TORNADO 4 NNE GALLATIN 36.44N 86.44W
12/11/2021 SUMNER TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON LINDSEY HOLLOW
ROAD AND MOVED NORTHEAST TOWARD PHOSPHATE
LANE WHERE A FEW TREES WERE SNAPPED OR
UPROOTED, AN OUTBUILDING WAS DESTROYED, AND
THE ROOF OF A HOME WAS DAMAGED. THE TORNADO
CONTINUED NORTHEAST CAUSING TREE DAMAGE
ALONG WRIGHTS LANE AND SOUTH DRY FORK ROAD.
IT DAMAGED A FEW MORE TREES BEFORE LIFTING
AT HIGHWAY 31E NEAR HINTON ROAD. PATH LENGTH
6.38 MILES AND PATH WIDTH 50 YARDS. MAX
WINDS 85 MPH.
0405 AM TORNADO 1 ENE SOUTH CARTHAGE 36.24N 85.95W
12/11/2021 SMITH TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON UPPER FERRY ROAD
IN CARTHAGE AND MOVED NORTHEAST ALONG THE
EAST SIDE OF CARTHAGE UPROOTING SEVERAL
SMALL TREES AND SNAPPING LARGE TREE LIMBS.
THE STORM CROSSED THE CUMBERLAND RIVER AND
CAUSED TREE DAMAGE AND MODERATE ROOF DAMAGE
TO A STRUCTURE ON MCLURES BEND LANE EAST OF
CARTHAGE. THE TORNADO CONTINUED EAST,
CROSSING THE CUMBERLAND RIVER AND SULLIVAN
BEND BEFORE LIFTING ON WAYNICK ROAD IN
JACKSON COUNTY WHERE IT CAUSED MINOR TREE
DAMAGE. PATH LENGTH 7.3 MILES AND PATH WIDTH
75 YARDS. MAX WINDS 80 MPH.
0420 AM TORNADO 5 NE RED BOILING SPRING 36.58N 85.77W
12/11/2021 CLAY TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN HERMITAGE
SPRINGS JUST SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 52 WHERE IT
UPROOTED TREES. IT PARALLELED HIGHWAY 52,
CONTINUING TO UPROOT TREES AND CAUSING
SHINGLE DAMAGE TO MULTIPLE HOMES. THE WORST
DAMAGE OCCURRED ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF THE
HIGHWAY WHERE FOUR LARGE AGRICULTURAL
BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED. THE TORNADO
CONTINUED NORTHEAST, DAMAGING THE ROOF OF A
HOME ON CLEMENTSVILLE ROAD. SCATTERED TREE
DAMAGE WAS NOTED AS THE PATH CONTINUED INTO
MONROE COUNTY, KENTUCKY. PATH LENGTH 5.8
MILES AND PATH WIDTH 75 YARDS. MAX WINDS 105
MPH.
0617 AM TORNADO 2 SW ELKTON 35.04N 86.91W
12/11/2021 GILES TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR THE
INTERSECTION OF WITT RD AND BEASLEY BRANCH
RD WHERE SOME SHINGLE WERE LOST ON A HOUSE,
THE ROOF OF A SHED WAS BLOWN OFF AND A FEW
TREES WERE UPROOTED OR HAD LARGE BRANCHES
SNAPPED OFF. THE TORNADO CONTINUED ENE AND
PARALLELED THE ELK RIVER UPROOTING
ADDITIONAL TREES AND SNAPPING LARGE
BRANCHES. THE TORNADO BLEW A SEMI TRUCK OFF
OF I-65 BEFORE LIFTING EAST OF I- 65 ALONG
THE ELK RIVER. PATH LENGTH 2.14 MILES AND
PATH WIDTH 30 YARDS. MAX WINDS 70 MPH.
0736 AM TORNADO 1 N COALMONT 35.35N 85.71W
12/11/2021 GRUNDY TN NWS STORM SURVEY
THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN COALMONT AND
QUICKLY PRODUCED 90 MPH WINDS THAT UPROOTED
MANY TREES ON FREEMONT ROAD. IT MOVED
NORTHEAST AND BLEW OUT THE WALLS OF A METAL
BUILDING STRUCTURE AND DOWNED ADDITIONAL
TREES ON 20TH AVENUE SOUTH NEAR HIGHWAY 108.
THE TORNADO WEAKENED AS IT CROSSED THE
HIGHWAY AND CONTINUED NORTHEAST. IT UPROOTED
AND SNAPPED TREES EAST OF GRUETLI LAAGER
BEFORE LIFTING NEAR CULLEN SAVAGE ROAD NORTH
OF BARKERTOWN ROAD. PATH LENGTH 8.8 MILES
AND PATH WIDTH 100 YARDS. MAX WINDS 90 MPH.
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SHAMBURGER/HURLEY/REAGAN
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