November 5-6, 2018 Tornado Outbreak

Tornadoes:

Tornado #1 - Centerville, TN Hickman County Date 11/5/2018 Time (Local) 11:02 PM CST EF Rating EF-0 Est. Peak Winds 80 mph Path Length 2.80 miles Max Width 50 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-0 tornado touched down in forested areas west of the intersection of Swan Creek Road at Short Branch Road and moved northeast. The tornado destroyed a barn on Swan Creek Road and uprooted several trees as it continued east-northeast. Several hardwood and softwood trees were uprooted and two barns had sections of tin blown off on Totty Hollow Lane, but a mobile home at the same location received no damage. A few more trees were uprooted along Bond Road and Blue Buck Road before the tornado lifted north of Blue Buck Creek Road. The damage summary, beginning and ending location and times, and path length of this tornado were updated in July 2019 based on newly available high resolution satellite imagery in Google Earth. Track Map

Tornado #2 - Duck River, TN Hickman & Maury Counties Date 11/5/2018 Time (Local) 11:10 PM CST EF Rating EF-0 Est. Peak Winds 80 mph Path Length 2.1 miles Max Width 75 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-0 tornado touched down just east of the Natchez Trace Parkway in an open field in extreme eastern Hickman County, then moved northeast where trees were damaged and uprooted along two fence lines. Several 2000 pound hay bales were rolled and stacked along one fence line. The tornado continued northeast across the Duck River and into Maury County briefly before moving back into Hickman County, where it crossed Highway 50 and peeled tin off of the front porch of a house. In addition, a large magnolia tree was uprooted along with several hardwood and softwood trees at the residence. The tornado then crossed the Natchez Trace Parkway again, knocking down numerous trees in farm fields before lifting in a field next to Johnson Branch. The total path length was 2.1 miles. Track Map

Tornado #3 - Cypress Inn, TN Lauderdale County, AL & Wayne County, TN Date 11/5/2018 Time (Local) 11:16 PM CST EF Rating EF-1 (AL) / EF-0 (TN) Est. Peak Winds 80 mph (TN) Path Length 2.77 miles (TN) Max Width 100 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This is a continuation of a tornado that started in Lauderdale County, Alabama. The tornado crossed into Tennessee and caused EF-0 damage, snapping several large branches and causing minor roof damage to a home on May Branch Loop. As the tornado moved northeast, it uprooted many trees and ended up destroying an outbuilding and causing minor roof damage to a home on Middle Cypress Creek Road. Finally, it crossed George Olive Road, did some minor shingle damage to a home and rolled several large bales of hay through a field before lifting. Track Map

Tornado #4 - Loretto, TN Lawrence County Date 11/5/2018 Time (Local) 11:41 PM CST EF Rating EF-1 Est. Peak Winds 90 mph Path Length 4.12 miles Max Width 300 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-1 tornado touched down on Bluff Road causing minor roof damage to a home and breaking several large limbs outside the home. It traveled to the northeast where it encountered an oversized mobile home. Indications were that the strapping on the mobile home was rusty and not tied down well, allowing it to roll over. Winds here did seem strongest, however, topping out at 90 mph. The resident of the mobile home was able to escape to safety as he received the warning a couple minutes prior to the tornado striking his home. The tornado continued northeast and when it crossed South Ball Park Road, it demolished 2 hay barns and caused minor roof damage to 2 homes. As the tornado approached the city of Loretto, it caused extensive damage to the city's sports complex behind South Lawrence Elementary School. Three cinder block dugouts were destroyed, two large sections of bleachers were tossed 25 to 30 yards and there was minor roof damage to the concession stand and an outbuilding where maintenance equipment was stored. Special thanks to the South Lawrence Elementary staff for providing video evidence of the tornado as it moved through the area. As the tornado approached Highway 43, several homes were damaged by uprooted trees and there was some minor roof damage to a large outbuilding at a wood yard on 2nd Avenue. The tornado finished up by taking down power lines on the west side of Highway 43 near Vine Street. No damage was documented east of Highway 43. Track Map

Tornado #5 - Five Points, TN Lawrence County Date 11/5/2018 Time (Local) 11:55 PM CST EF Rating EF-0 Est. Peak Winds 80 mph Path Length 1.88 miles Max Width 150 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-0 tornado touched down just east of Hwy 98, damaging several chicken barns. It traveled northeast and as it crossed Hood Hollow Road, caused minor damage to one home and destroyed multiple outbuildings. The tornado tracked further to the northeast, snapped several large pine tree limbs and lifted as it crossed Bassham Road. Track Map

Tornado #6 - Christiana, TN Bedford & Rutherford Counties Date 11/6/2018 Time (Local) 12:16 AM CST EF Rating EF-2 Est. Peak Winds 135 mph Path Length 8.61 miles Max Width 150 yards Injuries/Deaths 3/1 Summary: The Christiana tornado first touched down in far northern Bedford County southwest of Kimmons Road at Longview Road, damaging an outbuilding and blowing down a few trees. This small but very intense tornado moved northeast and quickly increased in intensity to EF-2 as it approached the Bedford/Rutherford County line, severely damaging two homes on the south side of Kingdom Road/Midland Fosterville Road. The tornado then crossed the road into Rutherford County, where a small but well-built brick home had its roof blown off and brick walls blown in. One wall fell onto the homeowner causing minor injuries. Further to the northeast on Williams Road, one barn was heavily damaged and another completely destroyed. The narrow but strong EF-2 tornado continued northeast, carving a well-defined path through forests before striking a new 3000 square foot home on the west side of Midland Crescent Road. This large house, which was poorly attached to its cinder-block foundation, was lifted almost completely intact, flipped upside down, and rotated 90 degrees as it was blown to the north-northwest. One woman inside the home was killed. Numerous trees continued to be blown down further to the northeast across Jones Road. Upon reaching Rock Springs Midland Road, another home that was built in the 1800s took a direct hit from the tornado, losing its roof and all of the third story. The homeowners inside received the warning and took appropriate shelter on the lowest floor, escaping uninjured. Two silos and a barn just north of the home were de-roofed, and several nearby trees were blown down. Curving more to the east-northeast, two 70 foot-tall silos and two sheet metal barns located northwest of Rock Springs Midland Road at Gray Fox Drive were completely destroyed. Another smaller barn was destroyed and adjacent home received roof damage north of Eagle Creek Road. As the tornado crossed a northward bend in Rock Springs Road, a detached garage was completely destroyed while a home suffered minor roof damage. Further to the east, an outbuilding and mobile home were heavily damaged, with debris being blown up to 200 yards to the east. The tornado continued east-northeast, causing minor exterior damage to a home and damaging the roof of a barn. Approaching Rock Springs Midland Road, the tornado completely destroyed a small home on the south side of the roadway, with debris being blown in a cyclonic curved path 200 yards off to the east. The tornado finally weakened to EF-1 as it crossed Rock Springs Midland Road yet again, overturning an old, small mobile home on the north side of the road just west of Highway 231. Two women inside the mobile home were injured. The final damage occurred on Christiana Fosterville Road just one-quarter mile south of Christiana, where part of the roof of a barn was blown off and several trees were blown down. The total path length for this tornado in both Bedford and Rutherford Counties was 8.61 miles. Track Map

Tornado #7 - Auburntown, TN Cannon & DeKalb Counties Date 11/6/2018 Time (Local) 12:50 AM CST EF Rating EF-1 Est. Peak Winds 95 mph Path Length 8.82 miles Max Width 350 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-1 tornado began southeast of Auburntown in northern Cannon County on Hurricane Creek Road. The tornado then traveled east-northeast up and down several different large hills and hollows causing sporadic damage to trees. The worst damage occurred on Dutton Hollow Road, where a carport and well-built taxidermy barn were completely destroyed, and numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. The tornado then crossed into DeKalb County and caused additional tree damage on Highway 53. A house on Clear Fork Road sustained damage to the roof and wood siding, and the steeple on the nearby Cave Springs Missionary Baptist Church was damaged. After the tornado traveled through more hollows and hills causing additional tree damage, it finally lifted near Vandergriff Hollow Road. The total path length of the tornado across Cannon and De Kalb Counties was 8.82 miles. Track Map

Tornado #8 - Estill Springs to Palmer, TN Franklin, Coffee & Grundy Counties Date 11/6/2018 Time (Local) 1:17 AM CST EF Rating EF-2 Est. Peak Winds 130 mph Path Length 29.50 miles Max Width 500 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: The tornado touched down on the southern periphery of Tims Ford Lake on Awalt Drive, snapping and uprooting a few hardwood trees. It then crossed Tims Ford Lake, snapping more trees on the northeastern shore along Ridgefield Circle. Moving northeast, the tornado downed additional trees onto carports and uprooted small hardwood trees in the Eastbrook Community. The tornado continued moving northeast, skipping across Highway 41 and snapping/uprooting hardwood trees along Peabody and Decherd Estill Roads. The tornado had increased to EF1 intensity at this point. 2 miles SE of Estill Springs, the tornado rapidly intensifed as it crossed Aedc Road. The survey team found widespread damage to homes and hardwood trees in the Penile Hill and Allred Roads area. Homes here lost most if not all of their roof material, and large 3-4 foot diameter trees were snapped. The worst home damage occurred here, with walls collapsing on a well-built single family home. This was the highest rated damage along the path, topping out at 130mph. Commercial Nursery Company sustained major damage to most of its property, including several well-built metal building structures. Damage at this point in the path was noted as 125-130mph. The tornado continued producing sporadic damage as it moved northeast, crossing Monroe Floyd Road. The tornado strengthened once again as it approached Gum Creek and Knight Roads. (Insert what was damaged). Damage in this location until the end of the track out of Franklin County, TN retained its EF2 status, demolishing barns, rolling/destroying mobile homes, and snapping/uprooting numerous large hardwood trees and power poles. Debris was strewn several hundred yards from silos and grain bins in these locations, keeping with around 120mph winds. The tornado continued NE into Coffee County. Although a NWS storm survey originally determined the damage path across Franklin, Coffee, and Grundy Counties to be one long-track tornado, high-resolution satellite imagery from NASA Sport and Google Earth in May 2019 clearly showed that the original track was actually two separate tornadoes. This major EF-2 tornado, which began in Franklin County near Tims Ford Lake, weakened considerably to EF-0 as it entered the extreme southeastern portion of Coffee County, with just a few trees blown down along Rutledge Hill Road. The worst damage was along Coker Road where a barn was destroyed, another barn suffered roof damage, and the front porch of a home was ripped off causing minor roof damage. After taking a sharp bend to the east, the tornado caused severe damage to an outbuilding on Boyd Road. Several outbuildings were destroyed and a house sustained roof damage when its front porch was ripped off. Numerous more trees were blown down further to the east on Rutledge Hill Road and along and onto I-24, which caused a multi-vehicle accident at mile marker 126. Another barn suffered roof damage on Sims Lane before the tornado moved into Grundy County. The tornado then intensified rapidly to EF-2 in extreme southwest Grundy County, with a nearly-finished brand new home almost completely destroyed on Conry Circle. Two nearby homes suffered significant roof and siding damage, and a barn lost nearly all of its roof. Debris from all of these buildings was blown up to 500 yards to the east and northeast. Further to the east, a mobile home on Frank Wilson Road was knocked off its piers into a garage. The tornado the tracked up and down a nearly 1600 foot tall ridge before reaching Homer White Road, heavily damaging two barns and destroying an outbuilding. Curving more to the northeast, the tornado ripped off the roof of a brick home on Highway 50. Luckily, the house occupants were taking shelter and were not injured. Two adjacent outbuildings were severely damaged, and other nearby homes and barns suffered minor damage. Debris from these buildings was blown up to 500 yards to the northeast. The tornado continued to cause a wide swath of wind damage to trees and buildings along Highway 50 before crossing Schoolhouse Hollow and Nunley Hollow and climbing nearly 1000 feet in elevation onto the Cumberland Plateau. Google Earth and NASA Sport satellite imagery showed hundreds of trees continued to be blown down off to the east as the tornado crossed Highway 108, Eagle Lake Road, and passed along the west side of Eagle Lake before finally lifting just north of Eagle Lake. Total path length of this tornado across Franklin County, southeast Coffee County, and into central Grundy County was 29.50 miles. Winds were estimated up to 115 mph. Track Map

Tornado #9 - Upper Cumberland Regional Airport, TN White County Date 11/6/2018 Time (Local) 1:29 AM CST EF Rating EF-0 Est. Peak Winds 85 mph Path Length 4.02 miles Max Width 150 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: This EF-0 tornado touched down on Josh Brown Road and Betty Lane where it snapped trees and broke several large branches. As it moved east it destroyed a barn on South Bunker Hill Road and overturned containers and a trailer at the Upper Cumberland Regional Airport. The KSRB AWOS located at the southwest end of the airport measured a northwest wind gust of 53 mph as the tornado passed just southeast of the weather station. Across Hwy 111 there was damage to an outbuildings metal roof and large branches broken. The path concluded on Post Oak Bridge Road where a tree fell onto a barn and large branches were snapped off trees. Track Map

Tornado #10 - Altamont, TN Franklin, Coffee & Grundy Counties Date 11/6/2018 Time (Local) 1:39 AM CST EF Rating EF-1 Est. Peak Winds 110 mph Path Length 15.20 miles Max Width 700 yards Injuries/Deaths 0/0 Summary: Although a NWS storm survey originally determined the damage path across Franklin, Coffee, and Grundy Counties to be one long-track tornado, high-resolution satellite imagery from NASA Sport and Google Earth in May 2019 clearly showed that the original track was actually made up of two separate tornadoes. This large, strong EF-1 tornado touched down in a forested area with no road access about 1 mile northeast of the Highway 108 and Highway 50 intersection, which was also around 1 mile north of the previous tornado as it was weakening and occluding. Satellite imagery showed thousands of trees were blown down in large convergent swaths along a trochoidal loop-type track as the tornado passed 2 miles south of Altamont. The tornado continued snapping and uprooting hundreds of trees it crossed Highway 56, Colony Road, and 20th Avenue North, with some trees falling onto and damaging homes, and others blocking area roadways. A carport was also blown over on Reeves Road. Once again tracking through uninhabited forests, the tornado continued to blow down hundreds more trees for several miles, eventually crossing Stage Coach Road and Lovell Road. The tornado dissipated into a large downburst as it crossed Highway 399 into Sequatchie County. Winds were estimated up to 110 mph. Track Map

The Enhanced Fujita (EF) Scale classifies tornadoes into the following categories:

EF0 Weak 65-85 mph	EF1 Moderate 86-110 mph	EF2 Significant 111-135 mph	EF3 Severe 136-165 mph	EF4 Extreme 166-200 mph	EF5 Catastrophic 200+ mph

Wind:

Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Nashville TN
758 AM CST Tue Nov 6 2018

...PEAK WIND GUST REPORTS ACROSS MIDDLE TENNESSEE...

Location                     Speed     Time/Date       Provider
Sparta                       53 MPH    0135 AM 11/06   AWOS
3 SE Franklin                44 MPH    1153 PM 11/05   CWOP
Outlaw Field Airport         43 MPH    0907 PM 11/05   ASOS
2 N Spring Hill              40 MPH    1140 PM 11/05   CWOP
Crossville Memorial Airport  40 MPH    0221 AM 11/06   ASOS
2 WNW Monteagle              40 MPH    0124 AM 11/06   CWOP
Nashville Intl Airport       39 MPH    1008 PM 11/05   ASOS
3 N Smyrna                   39 MPH    1209 AM 11/06   AWOS
2 SW Smyrna                  38 MPH    1218 AM 11/06   CWOP
2 SSW Nashville              38 MPH    0820 PM 11/05   CWOP
Columbia/mount Pleasant      38 MPH    0755 PM 11/05   AWOS
3 SSW Pulaski                37 MPH    1215 AM 11/06   MESOWEST
Shelbyville                  36 MPH    0735 PM 11/05   AWOS
Tullahoma                    36 MPH    0115 AM 11/06   AWOS
Springfield                  35 MPH    0955 PM 11/05   AWOS
4 ENE Cornersville           33 MPH    0106 AM 11/06   RAWS
2 NNE Spring Hill            32 MPH    0900 PM 11/05   CWOP
2 NNE Brentwood              32 MPH    1031 PM 11/05   CWOP
4 WSW Fort Campbell North    32 MPH    0915 PM 11/05   RAWS
Nashville                    32 MPH    0855 PM 11/05   AWOS
Lawrenceburg                 31 MPH    1146 PM 11/05   CWOP
8 SSE Clarksville            31 MPH    0928 PM 11/05   CWOP
Woodbury                     30 MPH    0100 AM 11/06   CWOP
3 NNE Fairfield Glade        29 MPH    1113 PM 11/05   CWOP
5 E Lawrenceburg             29 MPH    1125 PM 11/05   CWOP
8 WNW Lewisburg              29 MPH    1015 PM 11/05   CWOP
2 ENE Fairfield Glade        28 MPH    1202 AM 11/06   CWOP
Mcminnville                  28 MPH    1135 PM 11/05   AWOS
5 SW Franklin                27 MPH    0832 PM 11/05   CWOP
4 ENE Brentwood              27 MPH    0901 PM 11/05   CWOP
3 W Clarksville              27 MPH    0924 PM 11/05   CWOP
7 ENE Centerville            27 MPH    0945 PM 11/05   CWOP
4 ESE Nolensville            26 MPH    1009 PM 11/05   CWOP
5 SSE Gallatin               25 MPH    1045 PM 11/05   CWOP
2 NNE Watertown              25 MPH    0745 PM 11/05   CWOP
5 WSW Springfield            24 MPH    1000 PM 11/05   CWOP

Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying
equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers
for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official.

$$
MD
 

Photos:

Rutherford County

Midland Fosterville Road near Christiana, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Midland Cresent Road in Christiana, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Rock Springs Road in Christiana, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Rock Springs Road in Christiana, TN (NWS storm survey photo)

Grundy County

Highway 50 in Pelham, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Highway 41 in Pelham, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Highway 56 near Altamont, TN (Grundy County Sheriff photo)	Highway 50 in Pelham, TN (Grundy County Sheriff photo)

Wayne & Lawrence Counties

near Cypress Inn, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	Loretto, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	near Loretto, TN (NWS storm survey photo)	near Five Points, TN (NWS storm survey photo)

Radar:

Storm Reports

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
921 AM CST SUN NOV 11 2018

..TIME...   ...EVENT...      ...CITY LOCATION...     ...LAT.LON...
..DATE...   ....MAG....      ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
            ..REMARKS..

0824 PM     NON-TSTM WND DMG 3 E WATERTOWN           36.09N  86.09W
11/05/2018                   WILSON             TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREE DOWN IN THE ROAD ON SPARTA PIKE AT HEARN HILL ROAD 

1050 PM     TSTM WND GST     WAYNESBORO              35.32N  87.76W
11/05/2018  E65 MPH          WAYNE              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTS ESTIMATED 65 MPH GUST IN 
            DOWNTOWN WAYNESBORO 

1050 PM     TSTM WND DMG     WAYNESBORO              35.32N  87.76W
11/05/2018                   WAYNE              TN   NEWSPAPER       

            A TREE FELL ONTO A CAR ON FOLGER DRIVE IN WAYNESBORO 

1052 PM     TSTM WND DMG     7 N HOHENWALD           35.65N  87.57W
11/05/2018                   HICKMAN            TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            SEVERAL TREES WERE SNAPED AND UPROOTED TO THE SOUTHEAST 
            AND SOUTH ALONG KIMMINGS BRIDGE ROAD AND ARNOLD ROAD. 
            POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

1059 PM     TORNADO          6 S CENTERVILLE         35.71N  87.44W
11/05/2018                   HICKMAN            TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THIS EF-0 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN WEST OF SWAN CREEK ROAD 
            AND MOVED NORTHEAST DESTROYING A BARN AND UPROOTING 
            SEVERAL TREES. TWO BARNS HAD ROOF DAMAGE ON TOTTY HOLLOW 
            LANE AND MORE TREES WERE UPROOTED ALONG BOND ROAD AND 
            PRICKETT BRANCH BEFORE THE TORNADO LIFTED. PATH LENGTH 
            3.73 MILES AND PATH WIDTH OF 50 YARDS. 

1110 PM     TORNADO          3 WNW WILLIAMSPORT      35.71N  87.26W
11/05/2018                   HICKMAN            TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THIS EF-0 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST EAST OF THE NATCHEZ 
            TRACE PARKWAY AND MOVED NORTHEAST UPROOTING TREES AND 
            ROLLING SEVERAL 2000 LBS HAY BALES. THE TORNADO CROSSED 
            HIGHWAY 50 AND PEELED TIN OFF THE PORCH OF A HOME AND 
            UPROOTED SEVERAL NEARBY TREES. THE TORNADO CROSSED THE 
            NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY AGAIN AND BLEW DOWN SEVERAL MORE 
            TREES BEFORE LIFTING. 

1111 PM     TSTM WND DMG     4 S PRIMM SPRINGS       35.76N  87.26W
11/05/2018                   HICKMAN            TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            SEVERAL TREES WERE UPROOTED ALONG LEATHERWOOD ROAD AT 
            DRY PRONG ROAD. POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

1114 PM     FLASH FLOOD      4 SE ASHLAND CITY       36.24N  87.00W
11/05/2018                   CHEATHAM           TN   911 CALL CENTER 

            WATER OVER ROAD AT LITTLE MARROWBONE RD 

1114 PM     FLASH FLOOD      5 N PEGRAM              36.17N  87.05W
11/05/2018                   CHEATHAM           TN   911 CALL CENTER 

            WATER OVER ROAD AT SAMS CREEK ROAD 

1119 PM     TSTM WND DMG     8 WNW IRON CITY         35.07N  87.71W
11/05/2018                   WAYNE              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            HOUSE DAMAGED ON MIDDLE CYPRESS CREEK ROAD IN SOUTHERN 
            WAYNE COUNTY. 

1120 PM     TORNADO          10 W IRON CITY          35.01N  87.76W
11/05/2018                   WAYNE              TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF A TORNADO THAT STARTED IN 
            LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA. THE EF0 TORNADO CROSSED INTO 
            TENNESSEE SNAPPING SEVERAL LARGE BRANCHES AND CAUSING 
            MINOR ROOF DAMAGE TO A HOME ON MAY BRANCH LOOP. AS THE 
            TORNADO MOVED NORTHEAST, IT UPROOTED MANY TREES AND 
            ENDED UP DESTROYING AN OUTBUILDING AND CAUSING MINOR 
            ROOF DAMAGE TO A HOME ON MIDDLE CYPRESS CREEK ROAD. 
            FINALLY, IT CROSSED GEORGE OLIVE ROAD, DID SOME MINOR 
            SHINGLE DAMAGE TO A HOME BEFORE LIFTING. 

1134 PM     TSTM WND DMG     ST. JOSEPH              35.03N  87.51W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            NUMEROUS POWER LINES DOWN AROUND ST. JOSEPH 

1136 PM     TSTM WND DMG     6 SSE COLUMBIA          35.54N  87.01W
11/05/2018                   MAURY              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREES DOWN ACROSS MOORSVILLE PIKE IN MAURY COUNTY. ROAD 
            WAS CLOSED AT TIME OF REPORT. 

1138 PM     TORNADO          1 N ST. JOSEPH          35.04N  87.51W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THE EF1 TORNADO BEGAN ON BLUFF ROAD IN SOUTHERN 
            LAWRENCE COUNTY. AS IT MOVED NORTHEAST IT ROLLED A 
            MOBILE HOME, DEMOLISHED 2 HAY BARNS AND CAUSED MINOR 
            ROOF DAMAGE TO 2 HOMES. IN LORETTO THE TORNADO CAUSED 
            EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO THE CITY'S SPORTS 
            COMPLEX...DESTROYING 3 CINDER BLOCK DUGOUTS AND TOSSING 
            2 LARGE SECTIONS OF BLEACHERS. NEAR HWY 43 SEVERAL HOMES 
            WERE DAMAGED BY UPROOTED TREES, THERE WAS MINOR ROOF 
            DAMAGE TO A LARGE OUTBUILDING, AND POWER LINES KNOCKED 
            DOWN. IT LIFTED NEAR VINE STREET. 

1139 PM     TSTM WND DMG     6 S COLUMBIA            35.54N  87.05W
11/05/2018                   MAURY              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREE DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF PULASKI HWY AND 
            MURPHY LANE SOUTH OF COLUMBIA 

1139 PM     TSTM WND DMG     3 NE THOMPSON'S STATION 35.84N  86.89W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            TREES UPROOTED AND FENCE BLOWN DOWN ON ERIN LANE. 
            POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

1140 PM     TSTM WND DMG     3 NE THOMPSON'S STATION 35.84N  86.88W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREES DOWN IN FAIRVIEW, GOOSE CREEK AT MCLEMORE, ROCKY 
            FORD AT FLY ROAD, AND IN THOMPSONS STATION 

1141 PM     TSTM WND DMG     4 S FRANKLIN            35.87N  86.85W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   NWS EMPLOYEE    

            50-75 FOOT TREE DOWN IN FRONT YARD. 

1141 PM     TSTM WND DMG     2 N ST. JOSEPH          35.06N  87.50W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            TRAILERS REPORTEDLY FLIPPED OVER ON PENNY ROAD. 
            POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

1145 PM     TSTM WND DMG     1 SW LORETTO            35.07N  87.45W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            36 INCH DIAMETER TREE UPROOTED ACROSS 2ND AVENUE IN 
            LORETTO. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD DAMAGED AT LORETTO HIGH 
            SCHOOL NEAR SAME LOCATION. 

1150 PM     TSTM WND DMG     6 W MINOR HILL          35.03N  87.28W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            POWER LINES DOWN AT 123 HOOD HOLLOW ROAD IN SOUTHERN 
            LAWRENCE COUNTY 

1150 PM     TSTM WND DMG     4 E ARRINGTON           35.86N  86.63W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            TREES DOWN ON SPANNTOWN ROAD. POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

1152 PM     TORNADO          6 W MINOR HILL          35.03N  87.27W
11/05/2018                   LAWRENCE           TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THE EF0 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST EAST OF HWY 98, 
            DAMAGING SEVERAL CHICKEN BARNS. IT TRAVELED NORTHEAST 
            AND AS IT CROSSED HOOD HOLLOW ROAD, CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE 
            TO ONE HOME AND DESTROYED MULTIPLE OUTBUILDINGS. THE 
            TORNADO TRACKED FURTHER TO THE NORTHEAST, SNAPPED 
            SEVERAL LARGE PINE TREE LIMBS AND LIFTED AS IT CROSSED 
            BASSHAM ROAD. 

1155 PM     FLASH FLOOD      2 SE WHITES CREEK       36.24N  86.80W
11/05/2018                   DAVIDSON           TN   TRAINED SPOTTER 

            TWO FEET OF WATER FROM WHITES CREEK COVERING AND 
            RUSHING ACROSS KNIGHT DRIVE AT BROOK MANOR DRIVE. 
            NURSING HOME AND OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE AREA FLOODED. 

1158 PM     TSTM WND DMG     4 E ARRINGTON           35.86N  86.63W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   TRAINED SPOTTER 

            A FEW TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ON A FARM ON OLD 
            MURFREESBORO ROAD 

1159 PM     TSTM WND DMG     5 E ARRINGTON           35.86N  86.62W
11/05/2018                   WILLIAMSON         TN   TRAINED SPOTTER 

            SEVERAL SHINGLES WERE BLOWN OFF A HOME ON SPANNTOWN 
            ROAD. 

1200 AM     FLASH FLOOD      2 N GOODLETTSVILLE      36.34N  86.72W
11/06/2018                   SUMNER             TN   BROADCAST MEDIA 

            LOUISVILLE HIGHWAY BETWEEN DICKERSON PIKE AND I-65 
            FLOODED WITH AT LEAST ONE CAR SUBMERGED 

1205 AM     TSTM WND DMG     SANTA FE                35.74N  87.13W
11/06/2018                   MAURY              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREE DOWN ON FLY ROAD IN SANTA FE 

1210 AM     TSTM WND DMG     WILLIAMSPORT            35.69N  87.22W
11/06/2018                   MAURY              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            SEVERAL TREES DOWN IN THE WILLIAMSPORT AREA 

1214 AM     TSTM WND DMG     1 SE ROVER              35.67N  86.59W
11/06/2018                   BEDFORD            TN   PUBLIC          

            STORAGE BARN WAS OVERTURNED, SEVERAL TREES DOWN, OTHER 
            STRUCTURAL DAMAGE ON AMY LANE 

1216 AM     TORNADO          9 SE EAGLEVILLE         35.65N  86.54W
11/06/2018                   BEDFORD            TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            *** 1 FATAL, 3 INJ *** THE EF-2 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN 
            NORTHERN BEDFORD COUNTY AND DAMAGED A FEW OUTBUILDINGS 
            AND TREES. IT QUICKLY INCREASED IN INTENSITY TO EF-2 AS 
            IT MOVED INTO RUTHERFORD COUNTY WHERE IT 
            DAMAGED/DESTROYED 2 HOUSES ON KINGDOM RD. IT TOOK THE 
            ROOF OFF A WELL BUILD BRICK HOME, THEN MOVED NORTHEAST 
            AND FLIPPED A HOME OFF OF ITS FOUNDATION, KILLING ONE 
            PERSON. ANOTHER HOME LOST ITS ROOF AND 3RD FLOOR. BEFORE 
            LIFTING THE TORNADO COMPLETELY DESTROYED TWO SILOS AND 
            STRUCK A MOBILE HOME ON ROCK SPRINGS RD. 

1222 AM     TSTM WND DMG     7 E ROVER               35.69N  86.48W
11/06/2018                   RUTHERFORD         TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            HOUSE COMPLETELY COLLAPSED AT 8085 MIDLAND ROAD IN 
            CHRISTIANA...POSSIBLE TORNADO 

1225 AM     TSTM WND DMG     9 NNW BELL BUCKLE       35.71N  86.40W
11/06/2018                   RUTHERFORD         TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            REPORTS OF SEVERAL STRUCTURES DAMAGED, INCLUDING A ROOF 
            MISSING FROM A STRUCTURE ON ROCK SPRINGS ROAD. POSSIBLE 
            TORNADO. 

1229 AM     LIGHTNING        9 S MURFREESBORO        35.73N  86.41W
11/06/2018                   RUTHERFORD         TN   BROADCAST MEDIA 

            LIGHTNING STRUCK A HOME ON BARLEY DRIVE CAUSING A LARGE 
            FIRE IN THE ATTIC 

1251 AM     TORNADO          1 ESE AUBURNTOWN        35.94N  86.08W
11/06/2018                   CANNON             TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THE EF-1 TORNADO BEGAN NEAR AUBURNTOWN IN CANNON COUNTY 
            ON HURRICANE CREEK RD. IT CAUSED SPORADIC TREE DAMAGE AS 
            IT CONTINUED NORTHEAST. A CARPORT AND WELL BUILT 
            TAXIDERMY BARN WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED OFF OF SYCAMORE 
            CREEK RD. IT CAUSED ADDITIONAL TREE DAMAGE IN DEKALB 
            COUNTY AND DAMAGED THE ROOF AND SIDING OF A HOUSE ON 
            CLEAR FORK RD BEFORE LIFTING NEAR DRY CREEK ROAD. 

1254 AM     TSTM WND DMG     2 E AUBURNTOWN          35.95N  86.06W
11/06/2018                   CANNON             TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            TREE LIMBS AND POWER LINES DOWN. RESPONDERS ON SCENE. 
            POSSIBLE TORNADO DAMAGE. 

0126 AM     TORNADO          11 WNW TRACY CITY       35.32N  85.93W
11/06/2018                   COFFEE             TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            A CONTINUATION OF THE EF-2 TORNADO IN FRANKLIN CO, TN. 
            THE TORNADO ENTERED COFFEE CO. AS AN EF-0 TORNADO, 
            SNAPPING LARGE BRANCHES AND CAUSING ROOF DAMAGE TO A 
            BARN. IT DESTROYED SEVERAL OUTBUILDINGS AND TORE THE 
            FRONT PORCH OFF OF A HOUSE. THE TORNADO INTENSIFIED TO 
            AN EF-2 IN GRUNDY CO WHERE IT DAMAGED SOME HOMES ON 
            CONRY CIRCLE AND COMPLETELY RIPPED THE ROOF OFF A BRICK 
            HOME ON HWY 50. IT CONTINUED THROUGH GRUNDY KNOCKING 
            DOWN POSSIBLY 1500 TO 2000 TREES AND LIFTED JUST BEFORE 
            SEQUATCHIE CO. 

0128 AM     TORNADO          3 N BAKERS CROSSROADS   36.05N  85.55W
11/06/2018                   WHITE              TN   NWS STORM SURVEY

            THE EF0 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ON JOSH BROWN ROAD AND 
            BETTY LANE WHERE IT SNAPPED TREES AND BROKE SEVERAL 
            LARGE BRANCHES. AS IT MOVED EAST IT DESTROYED A BARN ON 
            SOUTH BUNKER HILL ROAD AND OVERTURNED CONTAINERS AND A 
            TRAILER AT THE UPPER CUMBERLAND REGIONAL AIRPORT. ACROSS 
            HWY 111 THERE WAS DAMAGE TO AN OUTBUILDING METAL ROOF 
            AND LARGE BRANCHES BROKEN. THE PATH CONCLUDED ON POST 
            OAK BRIDGE ROAD WHERE A TREE FELL ONTO A BARN AND LARGE 
            BRANCHES WERE SNAPPED OFF TREES. 

0129 AM     TSTM WND DMG     12 SE MANCHESTER        35.34N  85.94W
11/06/2018                   COFFEE             TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            MULTI-VEHICLE ACCIDENT INCLUDING A TRACTOR TRAILER THAT 
            FLIPPED AT MM126. A SECOND TRACTOR TRAILER ALSO HIT 
            ANOTHER TRUCK. DOWNED TREES REPORTED. POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

0130 AM     TSTM WND DMG     12 SE MANCHESTER        35.33N  85.95W
11/06/2018                   COFFEE             TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            HOMES REPORTEDLY DAMAGED AND NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER 
            LINES DOWN WITH ROADS BLOCKED IN THE BETSY WILLIS ROAD 
            AREA IN RUTLEDGE HILL. POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

0131 AM     TSTM WND DMG     3 SSE BURGESS           36.06N  85.53W
11/06/2018                   WHITE              TN   EMERGENCY MNGR  

            METAL ROOF PEELED BACK, CONTAINERS OVERTURNED, AND 
            ANTENNA TOWER DOWN AT AIRPORT. NEARBY BARN LEVELED. 

0136 AM     TSTM WND DMG     7 WNW COALMONT          35.36N  85.83W
11/06/2018                   GRUNDY             TN   UTILITY COMPANY 

            ONE HOME HAD ROOF RIPPED OFF AND NUMEROUS POWER POLES 
            WERE SNAPPED ON BURROUGHS COVE ROAD NEAR PELHAM. 
            POSSIBLE TORNADO. 

0140 AM     TSTM WND DMG     5 WNW COALMONT          35.37N  85.80W
11/06/2018                   GRUNDY             TN   SOCIAL MEDIA    

            HIGHWAY 50 REPORTED TO BE COMPLETELY BLOCKED BY FALLEN 
            TREES 

0145 AM     TSTM WND DMG     2 SSE ALTAMONT          35.40N  85.72W
11/06/2018                   GRUNDY             TN   AMATEUR RADIO   

            TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN ON HIGHWAY 56. POSSIBLE 
            TORNADO. 

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EVENT NUMBER OHX1800415 OHX1800386 OHX1800418 OHX1800424 OHX1800425 
OHX1800426 OHX1800427 OHX1800387 OHX1800388 OHX1800389 OHX1800412 
OHX1800390 OHX1800394 OHX1800413 OHX1800392 OHX1800420 OHX1800398 
OHX1800391 OHX1800406 OHX1800393 OHX1800396 OHX1800399 OHX1800414 
OHX1800402 OHX1800428 OHX1800429 OHX1800407 OHX1800416 OHX1800417 
OHX1800421 OHX1800410 OHX1800395 OHX1800397 OHX1800419 OHX1800411 
OHX1800401 OHX1800423 OHX1800422 OHX1800400 OHX1800403 OHX1800409 
OHX1800404 OHX1800408 OHX1800405  

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