The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Funnel Cloud, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 35.5814 km away, between 2011-04-27 03:30:00 and 2011-04-27 21:45:00.The events resulted in 0 injuries and 1 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 612000.0 and crop damage of 35000.0. Episode Narrative: During the early morning hours on Wednesday, April 27th, twelve tornadoes occurred across Middle Tennessee. Seven of these were EF0 tornadoes and five of these were EF1 tornadoes. Numerous thunderstorm wind damage events, along with several flash flooding events, occurred across the mid state also. This severe weather outbreak was the result of a very unstable airmass across Middle Tennessee ahead of a strong frontal system, with a warm front positioned near the Tennessee/Alabama border. As this frontal system pushed across the area through the remainder of the morning through the early evening hours, several thunderstorm wind and flash flood events also occurred as additional severe thunderstorms developed. During the early morning hours on Wednesday, April 27th, twelve tornadoes occurred across Middle Tennessee. Event Narrative: Several trees were downed near Christiana on Caro Road and Rock Springs on Midland Road. The Nashville Internation Airport's Automated Surface Observing System measured 58 mph wind gust. Several homes with windows blown out in Oak Hill Subdivision, one home was off of its foundation, and damage also occurred to a local police department building. Several roads were flooded across the county due to excessive rainfall. Flooding occurred across several roads in the county, including Lockers Field Road, Sweet Home Road at Spring Creek, and on South Main and Chestnut. A woman was struck in the head by a fallen tree limb and then died 24 hours later. Near State Highway 267, several roofs of structures received damage, trees were downed, and a barn was destroyed. Specific details concerning the type of structures that received roof damage were unknown. Roof damage and siding damage occurred to houses near Haynes Drive. Specific details concerning amount of roof and siding damage and associated cost were unknown. A large tree was downed on Kingwood Drive. Large limbs from other trees and power lines were also downed as well. Debris, in the form of fence parts, awnings and trees were along Memorial Drive near Murfreesboro Airport. Also, structural damage occurred to a Taco Bell restaurant in this area. Specific details concerning type of structural damage and associated cost to the Taco Bell restaurant were unknown. Several trees were downed on Middleton and Bluebird Roads. Between Alexandria and Watertown numerous trees were downed. Several streets were blocked including State Highway 53 and State Highway 26. Also in this area several power poles were downed. Was reported to have occurred near Rutherford Street. Numerous trees were uprooted near Rockvale by an EF-0 tornado with peak winds around 75 mph. Flooding was occurring at the intersection of Citrus and Tampa Drives. In the Regent Wood area, several trees were downed, power poles were damaged, and some structures also received roof damage. Specific details concerning the roofs of the structures damaged and associated costs were unknown. An EF1 tornado with maximum winds 90 to 100 mph touched down around 540 am in northeast Marshall county. Damage began just west of the intersection of U.S. Highway 31a and Thick Road. The damage path was approximately 3 miles long. Maximum path width was 100 yards. Hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted and several homes suffered roof damage. A tornado touched down in the Country Park Subdivision just off State Highway 96. This was a brief tornado that uprooted several trees and snapped off others. Winds are|estimated at 75 mph. State Highway 99 near Rockvale was flooded with 8 to 9 inches of water over that roadway. At the Boxwell Reservation, the roof was taken off of the main dining hall. Several trees were blown down. Spotter measured a 74 mph wind gust with a home weather station. Damage occurred in the Jamison Place Subdivision. This included shingles coming of several homes, the top of many trees being broken off, and several fences being blown down. Several trees were downed on St. Andrews Drive. Over one hundred trees were downed near Trotter Lane in Murfreesboro. Roads in this area were also partially blocked. Some roof damage to homes and several outbuildings were even destroyed. Minor roof damage and structural damage to 5 homes, with at least 30 trees being blown down, in Rockvale. Specific details concerning structural damage to the 5 homes were unknown. At U.S. Highway 41 near the Rutherford/Bedford county line, numerous trees were broken in half, numerous trees were downed, numerous homes had missing shingles, and one home also had missing siding.