Power Outage in Centerville, TN

Several hours of severe non-thunderstorm winds resulted in numerous reports of downed and uprooted trees, downed powerlines, and roof and other property damage. The worst damage was seemingly in Bon Aqua where a Twitter user using #tspotter shared pictures of a peeled metal barn roof. Damages are estimated.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Hassel Creek in the Primm Springs area.

Trees were blown down and a few power outages were reported in the Primm Springs area.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across Hickman County with around 1,100 power outages.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across western Hickman County with widespread power outages.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across eastern Hickman County, including on Highway 50 East, Swan Creek Road, Ugly Creek Road, Falls Branch Road, Blue Buck Road, 9 Mile Ridge Road, Edgewood Road, and others.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down all across Hickman County with widespread power outages.

Tree blown down on power lines on Morrison Street.

MLEC reported power poles were snapped with power lines down in the Totty's Bend and Gray's Bend areas.

Strong winds associated with the circulation of Tropical Depression Alberto blew down numerous trees and power lines all across Hickman County resulting in widespread power outages. A tree was blown down on a power line on Highway 50 West in Coble. Other power lines were blown down in Brushy, Aetna, and Beaverdam.

A tSpotter Twitter report indicated 3 to 4 trees were blown down onto power lines along Highway 48 around 1 mile north of the Lewis County line.

Numerous trees and power lines down across Hickman County with several roadways blocked. One tree fell on a car in Pleasantville but no injuries.

Power lines blown down at 9501 Hartsville Pike.

A power line was blown down in Centerville.

Precipitation totals across Hickman County were around 1 to 1.5 of combined ice and sleet. The Hickman County Emergency Manager reported 1 of combined ice and sleet in Centerville, while a CoCoRaHS observer 10.2 miles SE of Centerville measured 1.5 of combined ice and sleet. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down across the county, and many roads and schools were closed.

A tree and a power line were blown down at Highway 100 and Old Locust Creek Road.

Significant wind damage was reported in Centerville with other wind damage all across Hickman County. A hotel and a tobacco store in Centerville suffered roof damage and many other buildings with sheet metal roofs were also damaged. Some billboards were blown down as were several road signs and a flag pole. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down all across the county.

Hickman County Emergency Management reported trees and power lines blown down in Centerville.

Near Centerville, a report of a tree downed due to ice accumulation of one tenth of an inch on it. This tree then fell onto a power line that took down a transformer onto Richard Jones Road.

In Pleasantville, eight hundredths of an inch of ice accumulation from freezing rain on elevated surfaces such as trees and power lines. This resulted in a significant impact to commerce and transportation in and around this area from the evening hours on Tuesday, January 15th through the early morning hours on Wednesday, January 16th.

Trees and power lines were blown down on State Highway 48 North in Pinewood.

Several trees and power lines were downed across the county.

Power lines were downed on Columbia Avenue. This caused power outages across the city of Centerville.

One quarter of an inch of ice accumulation on exposed surfaces caused several tree limbs to break and power outages four miles west of Centerville.

Eight hundred Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative members had power knocked out beginning at 5:00 PM CST and lasting in some cases until 9:00 AM CST on December 25th as the result of downed trees and power poles. This included a broken power pole in the Pretty Creek area. Also, a transformer that needed repair because of the wind damage was hard to get to becomes several trees had been knocked down, and a bulldozer had to be called in to clear access to it. Residents in Leatherwood, Bucksnort, Pinewood, and Beaverdam communities also were affected.

The 911 dispatch reported trees and power lines were down in Centerville.

Trees and power poles were down. Some roads were blocked by fallen trees.

Public reported power lines down in Centerville and also near Bon Aqua.

As a line of showers moved across Middle Tennessee from the southwest to the northeast in assocition with an upper level low moving north into the mid Mississippi River Valley during the later afternoon hours, isolated embedded thunderstorms developed within this line of showers resulting in several downed trees and power lines across Hickman County.