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Tommi · 04-04-2011, 03:03 PM

Nashhville and Beyond Tornado: Violent Storms Pass Through Middle Tennessee, West. Kentucky, Miss.
At least two tornadoes and one funnel cloud have passed through the Nashville area, according to reports received by the National Weather Service.

Today 1:54 PM Tornado Warnings Still In Affect TN, Kentucky, LA,
Tornado warnings are still in affect for some counties in Tennessee, though have since expired for Nashville/Davidson County. Find the latest warnings here.

The Tennessean reported that the first tornado was spotted one mile west of Nashville's CoolSprings Mall at about 2:10 p.m. local time. The second was nearby Dickson, west of Nashville. A funnel cloud was seen five miles southeast of Nashville.

The Weather Channel tweeted this picture with the caption, "Multiple trees snapped in this photo from Nashville, TN. Indication of a tornado."

More than 68,000 are without power, the Nashville Electric Service posted on its website.

Follow live updates here*

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Tommi Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Usually "Hello" Relationship Status: Married and Bound to Tommi's kaijira (Ts_kaijira ) Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Suthun.... California that is. Across the ridge from Laguna Beach. Posts: 8,151 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 13,621 Thanked 21,337 Times in 5,970 Posts Rep Power: 21474860	Tennessee and Kentucky Tornado . Warnings Still In Efect Nashhville and Beyond Tornado: Violent Storms Pass Through Middle Tennessee, West. Kentucky, Miss. At least two tornadoes and one funnel cloud have passed through the Nashville area, according to reports received by the National Weather Service. Today 1:54 PM Tornado Warnings Still In Affect TN, Kentucky, LA, Tornado warnings are still in affect for some counties in Tennessee, though have since expired for Nashville/Davidson County. Find the latest warnings here. The Tennessean reported that the first tornado was spotted one mile west of Nashville's CoolSprings Mall at about 2:10 p.m. local time. The second was nearby Dickson, west of Nashville. A funnel cloud was seen five miles southeast of Nashville. The Weather Channel tweeted this picture with the caption, "Multiple trees snapped in this photo from Nashville, TN. Indication of a tornado." More than 68,000 are without power, the Nashville Electric Service posted on its website. Follow live updates here* Last edited by Tommi; 04-04-2011 at 03:05 PM.