The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Lightning. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 25.8916 km away, between 2019-02-19 15:30:00 and 2019-02-20 13:05:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 120000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: After an already very wet month, additional heavy rainfall and thunderstorms moved into Middle Tennessee from Tuesday February 19 into Wednesday February 20. With the airmass being initially cold and dry, the rainfall briefly fell as a mix of rain and sleet across southern Middle Tennessee, although no measurable sleet accumulation was reported. Considerable cloud to ground positive lightning also occurred, which caused several fires to structures. By Wednesday February 20, the prolonged heavy rainfall led to flash flooding in many areas. After an already very wet month, additional heavy rainfall and thunderstorms moved into Middle Tennessee from Tuesday February 19 into Wednesday February 20. Event Narrative: A powerful positive cloud to ground lightning bolt struck four separate homes in Fairview. All four homes, which were located in the 7100 block of Glenhaven Drive, 7200 block of Dogwood Drive, 7300 block of Dogwood Drive, and the 1000 block of Brayden Drive, suffered minor to moderate fire and smoke damage. Media reports indicated Kidd Road in Nolensville was underwater in multiple places, and Chestnut Lane at Maple Drive in Franklin was closed due to flooding. Wilson County Emergency Management reported residents of the Timberline Campground on Murfreesboro Pike south of Lebanon were evacuate due to flooding from Sinking Creek. Several roadways were also flooded and closed across the county, including 6882 Stewarts Ferry Pike, Bluebird Road, and Alsup Mill Road at Baldy Ford Road. Maury County Emergency Management reported Beechcroft Road as well as Old Kedron Road between Duplex Road and Kedron Road were both closed due to flooding in Spring Hill. Several roads were flooded and closed across southeast Davidson County, including Knapp Boulevard near Donelson Pike, as well as Bluff Road and Culbertson Road near Nolensville Pike. Amateur radio and local law enforcement reported numerous roads were flooded and closed across Rutherford County, including Stones River Lane at the Stones River Slab, County Farm Road at Elam Road, Elam Mill Road at the Elam Mill Slab, 4300 block of Elam Road, Blackman Road at Bass Road, Sulphur Springs Road at Shacklett Road, and Sulphur Spring Roads near Leanne Church of Christ in Murfreesboro; Vaught Road at Cripple Creek Road near Readyville; Kedron Church Road and West Jefferson Pike at Powells Chapel Road in Smyrna; and both Apple Street and Old Nashville Highway in La Vergne. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across Davidson County, including Granada Avenue at Apex Street, Glenrose Avenue at Old Glenrose Avenue, Newsom Station Road at Merrymount Drive, and areas around the Ellington Ag Center Barns and Arena. Mill Creek was also flooding low lying areas around Briley Parkway near I-24. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across Williamson County, including Brittain Lane at the Mill Creek Bridge, Arno Road, Lewisburg Pike, Peytonsville Road, York Road, North Chapel Road, Blazer Road, Trinity Road, Old Natchez Trace, and many others. Several cars were also flooded in the Brentwood YMCA parking lot on Concord Road. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across Bedford County, including Mullins Mill Road, Bugscuffle Road, Midland Road at Peacock Lane, Happy Valley Road, South Valley Road at Narrows and Woodland Drive, El Bethel Road at Shaw Road, Arnold Road at Fairfield Pike, Airport Road, Higgins Road, Millhouse Road, Hurricane Grove Road, Whiteside hill Road at Highway 130, Cathy Road, and Halls Mill Road at Virgil Crowell Road.