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12:48Z EF1 KTLX OK Logan Orlando Public reported damage to a farmstead northwest of Orlando. Damage survey indicated partial destruction of pole barn with sheet metal tossed several hundred yards. Wood debris was littered across the property with splintered boards driven several inches into the ground. Substantial tree damage was also noted with some partial debarking. Several pieces of heavy farm equipment were partially moved or overturned. Damages estimated.
17:00Z EF1 KSGF MO Cedar Cedar Spgs A NWS survey indicated that an EF-1 tornado touched down near Highway 39 and County Road 10500. The path was about 2 and a half miles long and about 200 yards wide. The tornado lifted along County Road 400 just east of County Road 1201. The tornado destroyed a portable carport and damaged or destroyed several outbuildings and barns. Several homes also received minor roof damage and numerous trees were uprooted or snapped.
17:15Z EF1 KSGF MO St. Clair Gerster A NWS survey indicated that an EF-1 tornado touched down in St. Clair County about two miles northwest of Gerster and continued on the ground for about eight and a half miles into western Hickory County. The tornado lifted about a mile north of Quincy. The width was estimated at about 400 yards with an estimated maximum wind speed of 90 to 100 mph. This tornado destroyed at least four barns and outbuildings. The tornado tore half the roof off another barn. Several homes received minor roof damage and numerous trees were uprooted or snapped.
17:23Z EF1 KSGF MO Hickory Quincy This tornado was a continuation of a track that started in St. Clair County. A NWS survey indicated that an EF-1 tornado touched down in St. Clair County about two miles northwest of Gerster and continued on the ground for about eight and a half miles into western Hickory County. The tornado lifted about a mile north of Quincy. The width was estimated at about 400 yards with an estimated maximum wind speed of 90 to 100 mph. This tornado destroyed at least four barns and outbuildings. The tornado tore half the roof off another barn. Several homes received minor roof damage and numerous trees were uprooted or snapped.
20:55Z EF1 KSRX OK Sequoyah Short This is the first segment of a two-segment tornado. This tornado developed in rural, northeastern Sequoyah County, Oklahoma. It snapped or uprooted numerous trees as it moved rapidly northeast. Based on this tree damage, maximum estimated wind in the tornado was 100 to 110 mph. The tornado continued into Crawford County, Arkansas.
20:57Z EF2 KSRX AR Crawford Uniontown This is the second of two segments of this tornado. The tornado moved into Crawford County, Arkansas, tearing a path through the woods of more than 1/3 of a mile wide. Numerous hardwood and softwood trees were snapped or uprooted. The most pronounced tree damage was on Rainwater Road northwest of Uniontown. Power poles were snapped and a home had minor damage. Based on this damage, maximum estimated wind in the tornado was 115 to 125 mph.
21:14Z EF1 KLSX MO Warren Concord Hill A tornado touched down south of Concord Hill Road and west of State Highway 47. A concentrated area of tree damage was found approximately 165 yards south of Concord Hill Road across from an open field. This tree damage was consistent with wind speeds near the low end of the EF-1 range. Some loose siding was observed just west of State Highway 47 between Concord Hill Road and New Boston Lane. Additional structural and tree damage was then found between New Boston Lane and Charette Creek Road northeast of State Highway 47. This damage was consistent with wind speeds near the high end of the EF-0 range. The roof of a small barn, both the west and east sides, were uplifted and carried between 80 and 90 yards northeast. Material from the barn roof was lifted into the nearby trees. A couple of supporting poles from the barn were also uplifted approximately 8 inches. Several wooden 2x4s were found driven into the ground northeast of the barn. These 2x4s were driven approximately 8 to 10 inches into the ground with varying angles of entry. The tornado continued eastward where a two story residence was damaged. A few sections of the fascia on this home were uplifted and the brick veneer had become partially detached from the front wall. A large healthy cedar tree in the front of the residence was snapped near the ground and the tree was tossed to the northeast. Additional EF-0 damage was found on the property. The tornado lifted just east of this residence based on the lack of tree damage found to the east.
21:34Z EF1 KSRX AR Washington Harris A tornado damaged 40 to 50 homes, destroyed barns and outbuildings, destroyed chicken houses, and snapped or uprooted numerous trees. The most significant damage to permanent homes was structural damage to several roofs. Based on this damage, the maximum estimated wind in the tornado was 100 to 110 mph.
21:36Z EF0 KLSX MO Lincoln Chain Of Rocks A tornado touched down along Sycamore Bend Road just southwest of Chain of Rocks. A clear path of tree damage was found south of Sycamore Bend Road, where small branches were snapped from most of the trees within a path that was approximately 20 to 30 yards wide. Some minor roof damage was also noted in this area. The top of one pine tree was snapped off and the tree top was thrown to the northeast. The tornado crossed Sycamore Bend Road and continued northeastward along Jordan Road. A few tree trunks were snapped and several large branches were snapped among the trees along both sides of the road near the Jordan Branch Creek. Minor roof damage was found to several residences along Jordan Road north of the creek. The tornado lifted just south of Highway C.
21:57Z EF1 KSGF AR Madison Rockhouse A tornado destroyed several barns and outbuildings, damaged a couple homes, and snapped or uprooted numerous trees, and blew down power poles. Several cows were killed by flying debris at a farm where several barns were destroyed. Based on this damage, maximum estimated wind in the tornado was 105 to 115 mph.
00:15Z EF0 KFWS TX Wood Mineola Wisener Arpt A supercell moved northeast into southwest Wood County and the storm produced an EF0 tornado which touched down briefly about 4 miles northwest of Mineola, Texas along the eastern shore of Lake Holbrook. Damage consisted of a few trees snapped or uprooted near the lake and some tin from boat sheds removed along the shores of the lake.
00:48Z EF0 KDGX MS Bolivar Stringtown This tornado touched down briefly near the Strongtown community and uprooted one large tree and caused some minor shingle damage to three homes. Maximum winds were estimated at 75 mph.
02:01Z EF0 KLZK AR Pulaski Bredlow Corner An EF0 tornado blew down a few trees and took part of the roof off an old barn. This same barn lost part of its roof in a tornado on April 25, 2011.
02:14Z EF1 KNQA MO Ripley Flatwoods The tornado touched down along County Road K-1. Two houses sustained moderate roof damage, including partial loss of rafters. A porch was lifted over a house, and a small boat was blown approximately 150 feet. One barn was heavily damaged. Approximately 40 large trees were snapped or uprooted. The average path width was 100 yards. Peak winds were estimated near 100 mph.
02:45Z EF2 KNQA MO Butler Junland A small older, poorly constructed home was leveled and blown a few feet to hundreds of yards. A mobile home was blown 60 feet to several hundred yards. A few trees or tree limbs were snapped and a couple small structures were blown over. Peak winds were 130 mph with an average damage path width of 80 yards.
02:51Z EF0 KLZK AR Drew Monticello Muni Arpt An EF0 tornado blew part of the roof off a mobile home and blew some shingles off several houses. A few trees were blown down, one of which fell on power lines and snapped a power pole. One carport was blown down and another one was blown into a tree line. Several outbuildings were damaged.
03:13Z EF1 KPAH MO Cape Girardeau Delta Lots of shingles were blown off homes. One home sustained major damage, with pieces of a neighbor's roof embedded into the sides of the house. The roof was ripped off a convenience store. A semi and trailer were overturned along Highway 25. A total of ten buildings were damaged, including five businesses, two residences, one church, and two barns. Most of the damage was minor roof damage, except for the one home and one business. Trees were blown down, along with at least one power pole. All of the damaged structures were in the community of Delta. Peak winds were estimated near 100 mph. The average path width was 75 yards.
03:13Z EF1 KPAH MO Cape Girardeau Jackson This EF-1 tornado tracked south of Jackson. The average path width was 50 yards. Peak winds were estimated near 95 mph. Trees were blown down, shingles were blown off several roofs, including a church. Outbuildings were destroyed. Two barns were partially destroyed, with their second floors removed. Much of the damage was along County Road 316.
03:36Z EF2 KDGX LA West Carroll Goodwill The tornado removed the roof and knocked down most walls of a house, destroyed several outbuildings, flipped several travel trailers, caused minor roof damage to a few other buildings, and knocked down trees and large limbs. Maximum wind speed was estimated at 120 mph.
03:38Z EF0 KPAH IL Franklin Mulkeytown Two spotters eyewitnessed a brief tornado touchdown along Highway 14 near Old Du Quoin, about 1/4 mile east of the Franklin/Perry county line. Winds were estimated at 85 mph. No damage was reported with the tornado, partly because this stretch of road was devoid of trees and power lines.
04:16Z EF2 KPAH IL Saline Galatia One home was destroyed. The home was unroofed, and three out of four exterior walls collapsed. Several homes sustained roof damage, including roof decking. Windows were blown out of at least one house. A poorly constructed garage and an awning were destroyed. A machine shed was levelled, and the doors were blown out of another one. One home lost a brick chimney. A hay bale feeder was thrown 250 yards. Huge trees up to 14 feet in circumference were uprooted and snapped. There was an eyewitness to the funnel cloud. One person was critically injured by a large tree which fell on his mobile home, trapping him inside. Another person received minor injuries. The average path width was 100 yards. Peak winds were estimated near 115 mph.
05:10Z EF1 KDGX MS Bolivar Skene The tornado started along Evans Road west-southwest of the Skene community. As it moved northeast, it crossed Highway 448 and Shaw-Skene Road, causing minor roof damage to a few homes, removing part of an awning from a home, snapped some large limbs and small trees, and knocked down a few wooden power poles. The tornado reached its maximum strength as it crossed Cleveland Crossing Road, knocking down several power poles, downing some traffic signs and dropping roofing debris near the road. The tornado continued northeast, causing some shingle damage to a couple of homes along Highway 8 and snapped some large limbs. The tornado appeared to dissipate near this point just south of the Cleveland Municipal Airport. Maximum winds were estimated at 100 mph.
05:36Z EF0 KPAH KY Calloway Lynn Grove Several outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. A dog kennel was picked up and destroyed. Several shallow-rooted trees were uprooted, and one tree was snapped. A carport was destroyed. There was minor roof damage to some homes, mostly shingles blown off. Porch columns on a home were shifted. There was light damage to a total of nine homes along State Route 94. Two car windows were broken by falling tree limbs. A power pole was snapped at the intersection of Highways 94 and 783. The average path width was 50 yards. Peak winds were estimated near 80 mph.
06:47Z EF0 KLVX IN Orange Prospect An EF-1 tornado damaged portions of a forest and a residence located just over 3 miles north of West Baden Springs, Indiana. Maximum wind speeds estimated around 85 to 95 mph accompanied this twister, which had a width of 75 yards and a length of 400 yards. EF-1 damage was surveyed at one home, where the roof was badly damaged. The porch of this home was thrown several feet. Several small twigs were driven through this resident's siding.
07:36Z EF2 KOHX KY Christian Garretsburg The peak winds in the tornado were estimated near 120 mph. The average damage path width was about 150 yards. Three homes sustained major damage. A two-story Amish home had its entire roof system removed, and a window was blown out. A block wall milk barn was levelled except for part of the north wall. A machine shop was unroofed, and a barn was levelled. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted. Trained spotters observed light debris in the air near Herndon.
07:39Z EF1 KOHX KY Christian Hopkinsville The tornado touched down along U.S. Highway 41A and travelled northeast to U.S. Highway 41. Hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted. One grain bin was blown 150 feet. Several barns or sheds were levelled. At least two dozen power poles were broken along Highway 1027 and U.S. Highway 41. Several homes received mainly minor roof damage. The tornado had estimated peak winds of 105 mph. The average path width was 175 yards.
08:00Z EF2 KOHX KY Muhlenberg Rosewood Peak winds were estimated near 120 mph. The average path width was 275 yards. Large portions of the roof structure were removed from one home, including rafters. Several other homes lost varying numbers of shingles. Siding was damaged on several homes, along with a few destroyed porches. Two mobile homes were completely destroyed, including one mobile home that was overturned. Hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted. Power outages were reported.
08:09Z EF1 KOHX TN Humphreys Hurricane Mills An EF1 tornado began around 1 mile west-southwest of Hurricane Mills and moved eastward before lifting 4 miles east-northeast of town. Approximately 500 trees were snapped or uprooted along the path of the tornado through Hurricane Mills. A barn was also destroyed and several homes and other buildings suffered significant roof damage at the Loretta Lynn Ranch and Campground area. The tornado crossed Highway 13 and continued eastward along Stewart Branch Road, with hundreds more trees snapped and uprooted. The tornado lifted west of Bold Spring Road. Aerial imagery from Google Earth greatly assisted with this storm survey.
08:26Z EF2 KOHX TN Hickman Coble An EF2 tornado began southwest of the Coble community then moved northeast along Highway 438, snapping and uprooting hundreds of trees on both sides of the highway. Damage became much more significant in the center of Coble around the intersection of Briar Pond Road and Highway 438. Several brick homes suffered major damage in Coble including one with almost total roof loss and the collapse of a wall. A mobile home was completely destroyed with debris scattered and the metal frame wrapped partially around a tree. A cinder block garage and at least 3 barns were demolished and an RV was flipped on its side. There were no injuries. The tornado then curved eastward and crossed Sulphur Creek Road, Beaverdam Road, and Highway 50, blowing down hundreds of more trees. The tornado lifted just east of Smithfield Road. Aerial and street view imagery from Google Earth greatly assisted with this storm survey.
08:32Z EF1 KOHX TN Wayne Moccasin An EF1 tornado began near Green River Road just southeast of Highway 13 and moved eastward, blowing down dozens of trees along Phillips Chapel Road and Harris Road. 2 barns were heavily damaged and another barn was completely destroyed at a farm on the east end of Harris Road. Dozens of trees continued to be snapped and uprooted along the path as the tornado continued eastward into Lewis County. Aerial and street view imagery from Google Earth greatly assisted with this storm survey.
08:40Z EF1 KOHX TN Lewis Riverside An EF1 tornado moved out of Wayne County into Lewis County where 5 power poles were snapped along Seiber Ridge Road and numerous more trees were uprooted. Aerial imagery from Google Earth greatly assisted with this storm survey.
08:45Z EF0 KOHX TN Dickson Bakersworks An EF0 tornado began along White Bluff Road and moved east-northeast across southeast Dickson County. Hundreds of trees were uprooted and snapped and several homes suffered minor roof damage. The tornado then moved into Cheatham County along Glendale Road.
08:46Z EF1 KOHX TN Lewis Shubert An EF1 tornado touched down south of Hohenwald along Wildwood Road and moved eastward through rural forested areas before lifting east of Highway 20 to the south of Springer Church House Road. A mobile home had minor roof damage on Swiss Colony Road. 1 mobile home was completely destroyed, 5 mobile homes were damaged, and an outbuilding was destroyed on the south end of Kayla Lane. Another mobile home lost its roof on the east end of Colonial Road and 2 others were damaged. A house on Highway 20 just south of Grinder Creek Road suffered minor roof damage. Hundreds of trees were snapped and uprooted all along the path. Aerial and street view imagery from Google Earth greatly assisted with this storm survey.
08:47Z EF0 KOHX TN Cheatham Craggie Hope An EF0 tornado moved into Cheatham County from Dickson County along Glendale Road. Hundreds of trees were uprooted and snapped and several homes suffered minor roof damage along the path across the north side of Kingston Springs. The tornado lifted northeast of Pinnacle Hill Road.
08:51Z EF1 KOHX TN Cheatham Ashland City An EF1 tornado touched down in Ashland City near Highway 12 and Batson Street, them moved eastward before lifting east of Floyd Temple Road. A few homes suffered EF0 damage on Batson Street and Oak Street, and one girl was injured on Oak Street when a window of her house blew in on her. An apartment complex suffered minor roof and interior water damage on Oak Circle. More homes suffered minor damage from Valley View Street to Bell Street. EF1 damage occurred between Bell Street and Floyd Temple Road where hundreds of trees were snapped and uprooted before the tornado lifted east of Floyd Temple Road. This tornado along with straight line winds to its south damaged a total of 46 buildings in Ashland Cty according to Cheatham County Emergency Management, including 37 houses, two churches and three apartment buildings, and left two homes uninhabitable. This entry was significantly updated in January 2015 based on aerial and street imagery from Google Earth.
08:59Z EF2 KOHX TN Robertson Chestnut Grove An EF2 tornado touched down south of Mount Zion Road east of Coopertown and moved northeastward before lifting about 4.3 miles southeast of Springfield. A few homes had minor roof damage south of Mount Zion Road and several trees were blown down. A gas station roof was partially blown off and gas pump awning damaged on Mount Zion Road at Tom Austin Highway. On the east side of the highway, an outbuilding was destroyed with debris blown 100 yards to the north into a water tower. One home and a business received roof damage on Old Highway 431, and an adjacent warehouse had an exterior door blown in and half of the roof blown off. Sheet metal from the warehouse was scattered up to 200 yards across adjacent fields. Further to the east, several trees were snapped or uprooted on New Cut Road. Major damage occurred on Stacy Springs road where a TVA high transmission tower was toppled, several homes and outbuildings suffered moderate roof damage, and dozens of trees were snapped and uprooted. Several businesses and barns also had roof damage on Highway 11. More barns and homes were damaged and numerous trees blown down on Old Greenbrier Pike and Worsham Springs Road. Winds were estimated around 120 mph.
09:00Z EF0 KOHX TN Davidson Joelton An EF0 tornado began in Joelton along Harper Road between I-24 and Highway 41 where 3 large oak trees were uprooted and fell in a convergent pattern. The damage path continued east northeast with mostly tree damage. Along Bidwell Road, damage to a roof and barn was observed along with 10 to 15 downed trees. The path of damage crossed Wilkinson Road, Ridgewood Road, and Ivy Point Road where numerous trees were snapped and uprooted before the tornado lifted.
09:01Z EF0 KOHX TN Williamson Bending Chestnut An EF0 tornado touched down near the intersection of Pinewood Road and Walker Hill Road in southwestern Williamson County where approximately 30 trees were snapped or uprooted and one outbuilding lost part of its roof. The path continued across Highway 840 into an inaccessible portion of Williamson County north of Highway 46.
09:05Z EF0 KLVX KY Meade Buck Grove A storm survey revealed that an EF-0 tornado with estimated 80 mph winds and a width of 200 yards struck Meade County around 5.7 miles southeast of Brandenburg. Initially, this tornado touched down in a grove of trees near the end of Kurtz Drive. It then damaged several homes on Kurtz Drive and near the intersection of Thornhill Drive and Gaines Road. One owner of a home east of Gaines Road mentioned that water was evacuated from all 4 toilets as the tornado passed by. Local residents reported a loud roar. Another home along Gaines Road has its front door pulled off. Before lifting right off Tom Cain Road, the tornado damaged a small shed.
09:05Z EF1 KOHX TN Robertson Oakland An NWS Storm Survey determined a very complex area of wind damage consisting of two EF1 tornadoes and a large intense macroburst struck eastern Robertson County. The first of these EF1 tornadoes touched down 4.6 miles southeast of Springfield west of Pinson School Road and traveled northeast across Possum Trot Road uprooting and snapping several trees. More significant damage to homes and businesses occurred at the intersection of Highway 76 and Gum Station Road and along Lorilei Lane, where a few homes had moderate roof damage and many more homes and barns had minor roof damage. More homes and barns received minor damage south of Gum Station Road, with one home at 6537 Gum Station Road having moderate roof damage to its southern side and a tree falling on the western side. Another home at the southwest corner of the Bethlehem Road and Gum Station Road intersection was severely damaged, with others on the north side of the intersection suffering minor damage. More homes had minor roof damage further to the east along Bethlehem Road and at the Cross Plains Road and Boyles Road intersection before the tornado lifted. Hundreds of trees were snapped and uprooted all along the path. Winds were estimated up to 105 mph.
09:10Z EF0 KOHX TN Davidson Ivy Pt An EF0 tornado touched down west of Freeman Hollow Road at Freeman Hollow Court where numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. Additional trees were blown down with a few homes receiving minor roof damage to the east along Baker Road, Old Springfield Pike, and Highway 11. An old barn was also destroyed east of Highway 11. The tornado then crossed into Sumner County.
09:12Z EF1 KOHX TN Robertson Eden Corner A second EF1 tornado touched down about 2.8 miles south-southwest of Cross Plains and moved northeast across eastern Robertson County and crossed Interstate 65 into western Sumner County. The tornado snapped or uprooted dozens of trees along Cross Plains Road north of Owens Chapel Road. A barn and mobile home were damaged along Jernigan Road, and several more trees were blown down on Calista Road. A home on Village Green Drive at Highway 25 was heavily damaged and a few others in the area suffered minor roof damage. More trees were snapped and uprooted as the tornado crossed Interstate 65 at mile marker 113 and Highway 31 one-half mile north of Highway 25 before the tornado moved into Sumner County. Winds were estimated around 95 mph.
09:12Z EF0 KOHX TN Sumner Millersville An EF0 tornado moved out of Davidson County into Sumner County at Millersville. Numerous homes suffered minor roof and exterior damage along a narrow path across Williamson Road, Jesse Brown Drive, Cimmaron Drive, and other adjacent streets. Crossing I-65, a few more homes received minor roof damage on Lewis Drive. The tornado continued eastward with additional minor damage to homes along Patton Branch Road and Hogans Branch Road. Near the intersection of Tyree Springs Road and Sandy Valley Road, the tornado destroyed two garage buildings. Some more homes had minor roof damage along the path until the tornado lifted along Upper Station Camp Road. Dozens of trees were snapped and uprooted all along the path.
09:12Z EF0 KOHX TN Davidson Inglewood An EF0 tornado touched down just northeast of the I-65 and Trinity Lane interchange and moved eastward along a narrow intermittent path through East Nashville before ending around McGavock Pike in Inglewood just to the west of the Cumberland River. Several mobile homes were heavily damaged by falling trees along Dickerson Pike, with one woman receiving a minor injury in the Ranchwood Mobile Home Park. Numerous homes had minor roof and exterior damage along Donald Street, Gordon Terrace, Woodyhill Drive, and Jones Avenue, and several large trees were blown down. Some roof damage was noted to health department buildings on RS Gass drive south of Hart Lane. Dozens of more homes suffered minor roof and exterior damage from the Gillock Street and Gallatin Pike area eastward to near McGavock Pike, with numerous trees and fences blown down.
09:16Z EF0 KOHX TN Sumner Clearview A tornado moved from Robertson County into Sumner County around one-half mile north of the Highway 25 and Highway 31 junction. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted along Highway 31, Spring Valley Road, and South Road before the tornado lifted.
09:17Z EF0 KLVX IN Harrison Sugar Grove A weak EF-0 tornado developed 3.2 miles east of Elizabeth, Indiana. It stayed on the ground for nearly 3 miles while crossing the Ohio River and entering southwestern Louisville, Kentucky. While in Indiana, this tornado covered around seven tenths of a mile. In Indiana, four homes and two barns were damaged along Highway 111. The porch of one home was lifted and thrown 30 feet. The walls of one of the barns collapsed in multiple directions. Several trees were downed along the banks of the Ohio River.
09:18Z EF0 KOHX TN Williamson Ewingville An EF0 tornado touched down west of Fort Granger Drive just to the east of downtown Franklin. Two businesses on Fort Granger drive and two others on Eddy Lane received roof and siding damage with sheet metal blown into adjacent forests and fields. A pavilion was damaged by a falling tree at Liberty Elementary School. Several homes and a church had minor roof damage along Liberty Pike, Cadet Lane, and Flintlock Drive. Additional homes received minor roof and siding damage in the Liberty Hills Drive area including on Sedgewick Place before the tornado lifted.
09:18Z EF0 KLVX KY Jefferson Valley Vlg An EF-0 tornado that started in Harrison County, Indiana and crossed the Ohio River ended in the Pleasure Ridge Park area of southwest Louisville. The total path length in Kentucky was 2.25 miles. Overall, the entire path length of this tornado, including the portion in Indiana, was 2.8 miles. While in Kentucky, this twister did roof and siding damage to many homes in the Greenridge Estates subdivision in addition to uprooting several trees.
09:23Z EF0 KOHX TN Sumner Avondale An EF0 tornado touched down near the intersection of Highway 31 and Shute Lane in Hendersonville then traveled across southern areas of Gallatin before lifting near Bledsoe Creek State Park. Hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted all along the path with some trees falling on homes and outbuildings. The roof and one side of a mobile home was blown off near the beginning of the path. Several homes had minor roof damage on Drayton Downs, Gordon Crossing, and Nogs Garden roads. The most significant damage occurred in the Fairview Plantation and Baypoint subdivisions where dozens of homes suffered roof and siding damage on Jacobs Drive, Chloe Drive, Browns Lane, Elizabeth Court, Woodlake Drive, Willowlake Drive, and Inneswood Drive. More homes were damaged on Aqua Drive and Lock 4 Road, and several docks at the Gallatin Marina were damaged. Additional minor roof damage occurred to homes along the path until the tornado lifted.
09:25Z EF2 KOHX TN Wilson Green Hill National Weather Service Nashville personnel and Wilson County Emergency Management confirmed an EF2 tornado touched down in Mount Juliet on Glenwood Drive, then moved east-northeast through the city before lifting near Cooks Church Road. The heaviest damage occurred in a commercial district around Lebanon Road and Mount Juliet Road, where a Dollar General store and an automotive warehouse were heavily damaged. A distribution warehouse for the Tennessean newspaper on Lineberry Boulevard was nearly completely destroyed, and the roof, third story, and several walls of an adjacent three-story building were blown off. Dozens of other businesses in the area received minor to moderate structural damage and debris impacts from nearby damaged buildings. Significant damage to outbuildings, fences, and power poles also occurred at the Mount Juilet Ballpark. Dozens of trees and power lines were blown down and many homes received minor damage along the path.
09:34Z EF0 KOHX TN Sumner Castalian Spgs An EF0 tornado touched down near the intersection of Highway 25 and Harsh Lane directly impacting an apple market with minor roof damage. Several trees were snapped and uprooted with several homes receiving minor roof damage along the path until the tornado lifted one half mile north of the intersection of Governor Hall Road and Homer Scott Road.
09:37Z EF0 KOHX TN Sumner Rogana An EF0 tornado touched down southwest of Bethpage along Alexander Lane then moved easterly before lifting in extreme northwest Trousdale County. Several homes and outbuildings received minor roof damage and the tornado snapped or uprooted numerous trees in all directions along the path. A small shed was destroyed on Wolf Hill Road before the tornado crossed Gravel Hill Road into Trousdale County.
09:38Z EF2 KOHX KY Warren Oakland An EF-2 tornado touched down just to the east of Interstate 65 around 3 miles southwest of Smith's Grove. After damaging several outbuildings, it encountered a set of 4 grain silos just to the south of Glasgow Road. It destroyed all 4 silos and threw their remains several hundred yards to the east. The tornado stayed on the ground for 3 miles, eventually crossing Interstate 65 just south of Smith's Grove. This tornado overturned a semi-trailer on the interstate. Before lifting up just to the east of Smith's Grove, it destroyed an older wooden barn and a large well constructed dairy barn, ripping steel I-beams out of their concrete base, scattering its roof, and collapsing its southern and eastern cinder block walls.
09:40Z EF1 KOHX TN Wilson Oakland An EF1 tornado touched down in far northern Wilson County and moved northeast along the Wilson/Trousdale County line for over 10 miles, crossing the Cumberland River four times. Initial damage occurred along Mann Road in northern Wilson County where numerous trees were snapped and minor roof damage was noted. Significant roof damage to homes and some destroyed outbuildings occurred along Canoe Branch Road. The tornado then crossed the Cumberland River into Trousdale County.
09:41Z EF0 KOHX TN Williamson College Grove An EF0 tornado touched down west of Horton Highway around 3 miles west of Eagleville. Farm buildings on the west side of Horton Highway were damaged with one outbuilding destroyed. Several trees were also snapped or uprooted. The tornado then crossed Horton Highway into Rutherford County.
09:42Z EF1 KOHX TN Rutherford Allisona A tornado moved out of Williamson County into Rutherford County and strengthened to EF1 intensity as it crossed Horton Highway around 3 miles west of Eagleville. Two farm buildings were heavily damaged on the east side of Horton Highway and a couple of homes received minor roof damage on Allisona road. The most significant damage occurred less than one mile north of Eagleville along North Main Street, Elm Street, and Oak Street where several homes received roof and siding damage. At least four barns were damaged between Oak Street and Swamp Road before the tornado lifted east of swamp road. Dozens of trees were snapped or uprooted along the path with some falling on homes.
09:42Z EF1 KOHX KY Edmonson Rocky Hill A circulation embedded within a squall line that earlier produced an EF-2 tornado in Warren County spawned a second tornado that briefly touched down in Rocky Hill. It then lifted and touched down again around one mile to the northeast. Along its second track, which was around seven tenths of a mile, it snapped several trees within two long rows of trees along fence lines. Near the end of its path, along Louisville Road, it tore half the roof off of a home and destroyed a nearby barn.
09:42Z EF0 KOHX TN Trousdale Templow An EF0 tornado moved from Sumner County across Gravely Hill Road into extreme northwest Trousdale County before lifting. Several trees were snapped or uprooted along the path.
09:43Z EF1 KOHX TN Trousdale Antioch An EF1 tornado moved into far southern Trousdale County from northern Wilson County. The tornado moved across Highway 231 and caused significant roof damage to homes and destroyed some outbuildings. Numerous trees were also snapped or uprooted. The tornado then crossed the Cumberland River back into northern Wilson County.
09:45Z EF1 KOHX TN Wilson Hunters Pt An EF1 tornado moved back into far northern Wilson County from Trousdale County. The tornado moved across Dickerson Chapel Road and Beasleys Bend Road and caused significant roof damage to homes and destroyed some outbuildings. Dozens of trees were also snapped or uprooted. The tornado then crossed the Cumberland River back into southern Trousdale County.
09:47Z EF0 KOHX TN Macon Horsleys An EF0 tornado began west of Clampit Hollow Road and moved northeast before lifting east of Marshall Lane. Dozens of trees were snapped, a couple older barns were destroyed, and an outbuilding was damaged along an approximate 1 mile path over far southwestern Macon County.
09:48Z EF1 KOHX TN Trousdale Providence An EF1 tornado moved back into southern Trousdale County from northern Wilson County for the second time. The tornado moved across Puryears Bend Road and Belcher Lane before crossing the Cumberland River for the fourth time. The tornado finally lifted after crossing Hartsville Pike north of Riadon Road. Dozens of trees were snapped or uprooted along the path with some minor damage to homes.
09:49Z EF1 KOHX KY Barren Rocky Hill A short-lived EF-1 tornado destroyed a well built barn and knocked down several trees along Finney Road, located a mile east of the small town of Rocky Hill.
10:01Z EF0 KOHX TN Macon Friendship An EF0 tornado touched down in northeast Macon County about 7 miles northeast of Lafayette. The tornado touched down along Owens Road just north of Holland Road and continued northeast for 1.5 miles to just east of Jimtown Road and south of Heady Ridge Road. An older home received significant damage and a barn suffered considerable roof loss. A few hundred trees were snapped and uprooted along the path.
10:25Z EF1 KGWX MS Monroe Greenwood Spgs A weak tornado touched down a couple miles south of Greenwood Springs on Grubb Springs Road where a few large tree branches were broken and a few shingles were torn off a house. The tornado tracked northeast uprooting numerous trees and damaging a couple of barns and outbuildings along Easter Valley Road. Trees were then uprooted along Wolf Road. The tornado then damaged the roofs of three houses and uprooted more trees along Pleasant Hills Road before crossing the state line into Alabama.
10:29Z EF0 KOHX TN Cannon Woodbury An EF0 tornado touched down about 1 mile north of Woodbury along Doolittle Road and traveled eastward before ending east of Gunter Hollow Road on Short Mountain. Damage included about a hundred snapped or uprooted trees and minor roof and structural damage along the path, including on Gassaway Road. The most significant damage occurred at the summit of Short Mountain.
10:33Z EF1 KGWX AL Lamar Crews An EF1 tornado touched down in Monroe County, Mississippi, south of Greenwood Springs (See WFO Memphis Storm Data) and tracked northeastward into Lamar County, Alabama. The EF1 tornado with winds of 90 mph and 300 yards wide entered Alabama near the intersection of Pleasant Hills Rd and State Line Rd, downing trees near the state line. The tornado took a turn to the east, remaining south of US Highway 278. As the tornado crossed Shake Rag Rd and Abernathy Rd, it caused minor roof damage to one home and an outbuilding, and downed many trees. As the tornado turned to the north northeast, it crossed Sulligent Lake Rd and dissipated just west of Glass Rd. Path length in Mississippi was 7.02 miles.
10:44Z EF0 KLVX KY Marion Phillipsburg A weak EF-0 tornado with estimated winds of 80 to 85 mph briefly touched down along Calvary Road around 7 miles southwest of Bradfordsville. Although this twister had a path length estimated of only a tenth of a mile, it did destroy a mobile home, injuring two occupants. It also slid a shed off of its foundation.
10:46Z EF1 KHTX TN Lincoln Dellrose A short-lived tornado traveled slightly over 5 miles, impacting portions of west-central Lincoln County along the Elk River between the towns of Dellrose and Fayetteville, Tennessee. The tornado initially touched down in a field just west of Cheatham Road, about a quarter of a mile south of Highway 273 (Old Elkton Pike), where several trees were snapped. The tornado then quickly tracked northeast, flipping over a large irrigation system, uprooting and snapping several large cedar trees and blowing in two metal garage doors to a barn.||About one mile downstream, off JD Suggs Road, a 40x60-foot metal shed/barn was also completely destroyed. Right along JD Suggs Road, a trailer was rolled on its side and significant roof and siding damage was done to an older barn. Numerous large softwood trees were snapped near the base or uprooted around this location. This is where the tornado appeared to be at its strongest, with maximum winds of around 100 mph and a maximum path width of around 250 yards. Just northeast, along Curtis Road, additional trees were snapped and uprooted and another large irrigation system was turned over. An attached garage/shed along the side of a residence collapsed with several large trees snapped and uprooted. The tornado continued northeast crossing the Elk River and snapping a few trees near the intersection of Highway 274 (Old Railroad Bed Road) and Hovis Bend Road. The side of a small barn was blown in and a portion of its roof was ripped off at a residence just up the road along Highway 274. The was the last of any identifiable damage seen along this path as the tornado weakened and lifted over a field between Highway 274 and Dyer Road.
11:18Z EF1 KGWX AL Fayette Covin A tornado touched down in west central Fayette County, northwest of Fayette, along County Road 37 near the community of Mt. Vernon. The tornado tracked east northeast snapping and uprooting trees as it crossed County Road 23 and Alabama Highway 18. The tornado briefly strengthened to 90 MPH and turned to the northeast where it crossed Alabama Highway 107 and caused minor damage to a residence. The tornado continued moving east northeast, crossing Luxapallila Creek and causing significant tree damage along County Road 21, County Road 85 and County Road 80. The tornado crossed US Highway 43, downing more trees before lifting just west of Alabama Highway 129.
11:25Z EF0 KHTX TN Coffee Manchester Based on a survey completed by Coffee County Emergency Management, an EF0 tornado was confirmed in and near Manchester. The sheet metal roof of a home was partially blown off on Walker Road in Manchester and a tree was blown down in the yard. A few trees were blown down and the press box was destroyed at the Coffee County Middle School. Intermittent damage consisting of dozens of snapped trees and damaged roofs continued for approximately 5 miles to the northeast. The last evidence of damage was on Shining Star Lane just off Ragsdale Road where a home had minor damage and a few trees were blown down.
11:30Z EF0 KJKL KY Pulaski Ferguson A storm damage survey team from the National Weather Service office in Jackson, KY confirmed an EF-0 tornado in Pulaski County around 630 am EST this morning, January 30th. Touchdown occurred in the Ferguson Community near the end of the runway of the Lake Cumberland Regional Airport. The tornado traveled a half mile through a residential area crossing Murphy Avenue near the Gover Lane intersection. Some roof and siding damage was noted to structures along the path. Several trees were also downed along the path and one tree fell across and destroyed a shed. This is the first documented tornado to occur during the month of January in the National Weather Service Jackson, KY forecast area.
11:42Z EF0 KGWX AL Walker Prospect An EF0 tornado developed just downstream of the microburst wind damage south southwest of Nauvoo. This tornado moved east northeast, crossing Slick Lizard Rd. A mobile home sustained moderate damage due to a downed tree. The tornado continued east northeast, causing shingle damage to a home and destroying an outbuilding. The tornado lifted after crossing Alabama Highway 5. Along the path, dozens of hardwood and softwood trees were uprooted or snapped.
11:50Z EF1 KGWX AL Winston Poplar Spgs An EF1 tornado touched down just west of the intersection of County Road 8 and County Road 3074 north northeast of Poplar Springs, downing several trees. In addition, a portion of the roof of a mobile home was thrown one quarter mile. At this point, the width was near 100 yards wide. The tornado tracked east northeast along Slick Ford Road, downing hundreds of trees. As the tornado crossed Smith Lake near Cove Road South, six homes sustained roof damage; one severely. The tornado widened to 1000 yards wide as it crossed the lake near County Road 61. As it tracked along the lake, thousands of trees were downed causing damage to at least a dozen additional residences. Also, several boat houses were destroyed. The tornado weakened as it crossed County Road 63, dissipating near the intersection of County Road 41 and County Road 52.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).