[Tennessee] Public Information Statement for Gallatin, TN (Collection)
...Confirmed tornadoes from last weekend in Perry and Hickman
counties...
The National Weather Service in Nashville sent a team to several
counties in the west part of middle Tennessee to inspect damage
from last weekends storms. The team confirmed tornadoes in Perry
and Hickman counties. Specific details... including path
length...width...and intensity... will be issued later today.
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...Public information statement...
Old Natchez microburst
Date: Saturday may 1, 2010
Time: approximately 710 am CDT
Event type: microburst
Location: old Natchez trace, just south of Sneed Rd W
Peak wind: 70-80 mph
Width: 300 yds
Length: 0.3 mi
Injuries: none
Fatalities: none
Damage: numerous large trees were broken or uprooted. Trees fell
and brought down power lines and poles. Only minor personal
property damage was noted, including damage to fences. Damage at
the intersection of old Natchez trace and Sneed was due to
flooding of the Harpeth river. Some areas were inaccessible for
close survey due to flood conditions, but it appears most damage
was focused along old Natchez trace. Sporadic tree damage was
observed along Sawyer Bend and Vaughn Rd.
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...NWS confirms EF-1 tornado in Perry County and two EF-2 tornadoes
in Hickman County from Sunday morning...
The Perry County tornado and the first Hickman County tornadoes
begin and end points are estimates based on radar. Due to
widespread flood damage and lack of roadways much of the path was
unreachable. These two tornadoes may in fact be one upon further
review of this event. The two Hickman County tornadoes were two
distinct touchdowns from the same supercell.
A more thorough survey report will be available early Friday
morning.
counties...
The National Weather Service in Nashville sent a team to several
counties in the west part of middle Tennessee to inspect damage
from last weekends storms. The team confirmed tornadoes in Perry
and Hickman counties. Specific details... including path
length...width...and intensity... will be issued later today.
**********
...Public information statement...
Old Natchez microburst
Date: Saturday may 1, 2010
Time: approximately 710 am CDT
Event type: microburst
Location: old Natchez trace, just south of Sneed Rd W
Peak wind: 70-80 mph
Width: 300 yds
Length: 0.3 mi
Injuries: none
Fatalities: none
Damage: numerous large trees were broken or uprooted. Trees fell
and brought down power lines and poles. Only minor personal
property damage was noted, including damage to fences. Damage at
the intersection of old Natchez trace and Sneed was due to
flooding of the Harpeth river. Some areas were inaccessible for
close survey due to flood conditions, but it appears most damage
was focused along old Natchez trace. Sporadic tree damage was
observed along Sawyer Bend and Vaughn Rd.
**********
...NWS confirms EF-1 tornado in Perry County and two EF-2 tornadoes
in Hickman County from Sunday morning...
The Perry County tornado and the first Hickman County tornadoes
begin and end points are estimates based on radar. Due to
widespread flood damage and lack of roadways much of the path was
unreachable. These two tornadoes may in fact be one upon further
review of this event. The two Hickman County tornadoes were two
distinct touchdowns from the same supercell.
A more thorough survey report will be available early Friday
morning.