The U.S. National Weather Service in Nashville has confirmed three tornadoes touched down in Middle Tennessee during Sunday night’s storms, with damage assessments still underway.
- According to preliminary reports, an EF-2 tornado with winds reaching 120 mph struck Hampshire in Maury County. It spanned 400 yards in width and traveled 5.1 miles. It caused significant damage to a home.
- A second tornado, rated EF-1 with 100 mph winds, touched down south of Columbia, also in Maury County. This storm had a width of 300 yards and a path of 4.1 miles.
- The third confirmed tornado was an EF-0 with winds of 85 mph. It touched down in Fairview along the Hickman/Williamson County line, measuring 150 yards wide and traveling 2.2 miles.
The Weather Service is currently surveying an additional damage site, which may lead to the confirmation of a fourth tornado. Officials continue to assess the full extent of the damage across the region.
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