Power Outage in Lexington, TN

Powerlines were knocked down with pole damage in the 500-600 block of Sand Ridge Road.

Winds gusted to over 58 mph at times. Numerous trees and power poles were knocked down across the county. A mobile home was damaged.

Two-tenths of an inch of ice led to some tree limbs down and isolated power outages.

The tornado began just southwest of US-412 off Pine Crest Drive where several trees were damaged. The tornado crossed US-412 and destroyed an outbuilding then moved northeast towards Highway 104 and damaged the roof of a home. It continued to move northeast across northern Beech Lake and produced more damage in the Timberlake community. A couple of metal power poles were bent and a couple of metal buildings were significantly damaged or destroyed in an industrial park. The most significant damage occurred just east of this area where two TVA transmission towers were completely destroyed. The tornado then continued traveling northeast into Natchez Trace State Park snapping and de-barking numerous trees along its path. One injury was reported in the area of Timberlake Wildersville Road. Peak winds were estimated to be 135 mph.

The tornado began just southwest of US-412 off Pine Crest Drive where several trees were damaged. The tornado crossed US-412 and destroyed an outbuilding then moved northeast towards Highway 104 and damaged the roof of a home. It continued to move northeast across northern Beech Lake and produced more damage in the Timberlake community. A couple of metal power poles were bent and a couple of metal buildings were significantly damaged or destroyed in an industrial park. The most significant damage occurred just east of this area where two TVA transmission towers were completely destroyed. The tornado then continued traveling northeast into Natchez Trace State Park snapping and de-barking numerous trees along its path. One injury was reported in the area of Timberlake Wildersville Road. Peak winds were estimated to be 135 mph.

Trees and power lines were knocked down on Dyers Chapel Road.

Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down across the northern half of Henderson County. A carport was blown into power lines on Highway 412 near Lexington.

Trees and power lines were knocked down across Henderson County.

Trees and power lines were knocked down across Henderson County.

Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down throughout the county. Several homes and structures around the county were damaged.

Trees and power lines down across central and northern sections of Henderson County.

Trees and power lines down across central and northern sections of Henderson County.

Straight line winds of 70 to 80 mph caused widespread damage across Southern Henderson County. Areas of enhanced damage was caused by thunderstorm winds estimated up to 110 mph. About 250 homes were damaged and several of them were destroyed. Numerous other structures were damaged. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down. Three injuries were reported including one person that broke his hip.

Straight line winds produced minor roof damage to a home along Independence Loop near Independence. A tree fell onto a home in Lexington injuring an occupant. Additional trees and power lines were also knocked down in Lexington. A few homes sustained minor roof damage and a metal storage shed was blown off its foundation as well.

Straight line winds produced minor roof damage to a home along Independence Loop near Independence. A tree fell onto a home in Lexington injuring an occupant. Additional trees and power lines were also knocked down in Lexington. A few homes sustained minor roof damage and a metal storage shed was blown off its foundation as well.

A weak tornado touched down near Holmes Road in Henderson County and traveled northeast towards Wildersville. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down. One home sustained roof damage and one storage shed was destroyed. The tornado continued northeast out of Wildersville and crossed into Carroll County.

Straight line winds knocked down trees and power lines in and around Lexington. Minor shingle damage occurred to a few homes in the area. A flag pole was also bent by the winds. Winds were estimated to be around 71 mph in the Beech Lake area.

Straight line winds knocked down trees and power lines in and around Lexington. Minor shingle damage occurred to a few homes in the area. A flag pole was also bent by the winds. Winds were estimated to be around 71 mph in the Beech Lake area.

Straight line winds knocked down a few trees and power lines in Lexington.

Straight line winds knocked down a few trees and power lines in Lexington.

Straight line winds knocked down numerous trees, power poles and power lines in Lexington.

Straight line winds knocked down numerous trees, power poles and power lines in Lexington.

Straight line winds knocked down numerous trees and power lines down between Lexington and Natchez Trace Parkway.

A tornado touched down near Mills Darden Road. The tornado moved northeast and lifted near Old Jackson Road. A few outbuildings were damaged or destroyed along the path. Multiple trees and power lines were knocked down as well. A mobile home was moved from the foundation into a power pole.

Straight line winds knocked trees and power lines down at the intersection of Highway 22 and Interstate 40 near Parkers Crossroads.

Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down across the county.

Some trees and power lines were knocked down.

A couple of homes had their roofs blown off. Some trees and power lines were knocked down.

Thirty homes near Middleburg suffered minor damage. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down.

Some trees and power lines were knocked down. One tree fell on a truck.