Power Outage in Lebanon, TN

A suspected microburst in Lebanon caused significant wind damage with multiple downed trees and power lines across the city. Along Oak Street, numerous downed trees were reported with damages to vehicles. Also along Oak Street, a tree at a residential house fell, clipping the corner of the house before falling onto a car detailing building and a car. Along Darlenes Way, a screened-in back porch was demolished while the tin roof of an outbuilding was blown off. A garage door was destroyed while another residence reported ceiling and drywall damage. Finally, at Lebanon City Hall, two marble monuments weighing 3,500 to 4,500 pounds were tipped over. Damages are a rough estimate.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Lebanon. Trained spotter measured a wind gust of 70 mph.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down in Lebanon and across much of the rest of Wilson County with widespread power outages.

A tree and power lines were blown down into the road at 727 Rome Pike.

Trees and power lines were blown down across Wilson County with several roadways blocked, including Cooks Road, Coles Ferry Pike, Carthage highway, East Market Street, John Hagar Road, Old Rome Pike, Trousdale Ferry Pike, Hickory Ridge Road, Goshen Road, and Old Shannon Road. A vehicle drove into a fallen tree at 209 Blair Lane resulting in minor injuries to the occupants.

A tent broke away from its stakes at the Wilson County Fair and went airborne before landing on a building and power lines.

Power lines were blown down on Tennessee Blvd at Baddour Parkway.

Wilson County Emergency Management reported 31 trees and power lines were blown down in and around Lebanon with several roadways blocked. Roads with trees down included 90 Chaparral Drive, Castle Heights Avenue, Spring Street, Hartsville Pike, Baddour Parkway, 740 Sanders Avenue, Hatton Road, Trousdale Ferry Pike, and Forrest Avenue. A tree was also blown down onto a house at 710 Park Ave.

Power lines down in road on Rome Pike at Tribble Lane.

A tree and power line were blown down at High Street and Highland Court in Lebanon.

A tree was down on a house and power lines were blown down on Hill Street.

Dozens of trees and power lines were blown down all across Wilson County with many roads blocked, including Smith Road, Faulkner Lane, Benders Ferry Road at Davis Corner Road, Curd Road, Central Pike, Lake Forest Drive at Saundersville Ferry Road, Old Rome Pike, Carthage Highway, Bluebird Road, and Lakeshore Drive.

Numerous reports of trees and power lines down throughout Wilson County.

Several trees and power lines were blown down in and around Lebanon with one tree blown down onto a house on Hartsville Pike.

An EF0 tornado down along Sparta Pike at Peyton Road then moved northeast across the Wilson County Fairgrounds before lifting northeast of Bluebird Road. A few outdoor sheds at a business on the west side of Sparta Pike were damaged and another was blown northeast across Peyton Road and destroyed. A power pole was also snapped and power lines blown down on Peyton Road. Several trees were blown down and an information booth was destroyed at the Wilson County Fairgrounds. More trees were blown down on Bluebird Road with one falling onto and crushing a pickup truck. Emergency management personnel took video of the tornado as it passed through the Fairgrounds. Maximum winds were estimated at 75 mph.

Lebanon police reported power lines were blown down at 314 Hobbs Avenue in Lebanon.

Power lines were reported down on Hill Street in Lebanon.

A tree was blown down onto power lines on Bluebird Road just east of the Wilson County Fairgrounds.

Trees and power lines were blown down on West Forrest Avenue.

A tree fell on a house at 424 Oakdale Drive. Power lines were downed along Hartsville Pike. A tree was also downed on Coles Ferry Pike partially blocking the road.

About 6,000 customers were without power when a lightning strike struck equipment at a power station in Lebannon.

Power lines were down along Hartsville Pike and Rodgers Road.

Trees and power lines were down in Cedars of Lebanon State Park.

EMA reported numerous trees and power lines down. There was some roof damage to businesses in Lebanon. A tree landed on a Lexus at Cumberland University. A walnut tree fell on a roof at Cumberland University. Also, a tree took out the back bedroom of a home trailer on Circle Drive.

EMA reported trees down and power poles snapped. There was minor siding damage to an apartment building.

Numerous trees and power lines down. Report was by local law enforcement.