The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 36.1867 km away, between 2021-05-04 04:54:00 and 2021-05-04 06:04:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 164000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A QLCS (Quasi-linear Convective System) moved across Middle Tennessee during the early morning hours of May 4, 2021. This line of thunderstorms spawned a total of 14 EF-0 tornadoes throughout Middle Tennessee, at least 4 of which were captured on video by local residents. In addition to the tornadoes, significant straight-line wind damage also affected many other areas of Middle Tennessee, and was just as damaging as the tornadoes in many cases. Thankfully, no injuries or deaths were reported.||Special thanks goes to Middle Tennessee emergency management, tSpotter coordinators, and the public for their assistance and helpful information with these difficult and lengthy storm surveys. A QLCS (Quasi-linear Convective System) moved across Middle Tennessee during the early morning hours of May 4, 2021. Event Narrative: An EF-0 tornado touched down along Greer Road northwest of Goodlettsville and moved eastward, blowing down dozens of trees, power lines and some power poles as it moved across Lakeside Drive, Freeman Hollow Road, Lickton Pike, Old Springfield Road, and Highway 41. More trees were blown down on the east side of Goodlettsville on Patton Branch Road and Madison Creek Road before the tornado lifted. A small, brief and weak EF-0 tornado touched down in White House along Highway 76 just west of Highway 31W, then moved northeast across the Highway 31W and Portland Road intersection area before lifting near Reidway Drive. A few trees were knocked down west of Highway 31W and the sheet metal roof was blown off a building on Highway 31. Part of the metal roof was also blown off a variety store on Portland Road and a few more trees were knocked down east of Portland Road before the tornado lifted. A resident captured the small tornado on video as he drove south on Highway 31. Total path length was 0.71 miles. An EF-0 tornado touched down north of Morton Road to the northeast of Greenbrier and moved eastward. Numerous trees were blown down, an outdoor shed was destroyed, and a home on Distillery Road suffered minor damage. More trees were blown down on Gideon Road with at least two homes damaged by falling trees. Additional trees were blown down along the north side of Herbert Shannon Road before the tornado lifted near Highway 76. South of the Greenbrier EF-0 tornado track, a 1/4 mile wide by 1.2 mile long downburst blew down several trees on Morton Road and Gideon Road. An EF-0 tornado touched down along Rock Springs Road south of Chenault Lane, heavily damaging a barn and blowing down numerous trees. The tornado then moved east across Lauderdale Lane and Homer Scott Road, continuing to blow down trees. Turning more southeast and entering Trousdale County, the tornado damaged several homes and blew down dozens of trees along Highway 231, Templow Road, Bass Road, Walnut Grove Road, and Gore Lane. Total path length of 5.05 miles. South of the EF-0 White House tornado, a 1/2 to 3/4 mile wide by 3.5 mile long downburst affected neighborhoods from Raymond Hirsch Parkway eastward across Tyree Springs Road, Palmers Chapel Road, Christiana Drive, Fern Valley Road, and Shun Pike. Scattered trees were blown down in this area and a few homes and outbuildings suffered minor roof damage. Trees were blown down in portions of Gallatin. A tree and several tree limbs were blown down in the Tulip Grove neighborhood. An EF-0 tornado touched down near Cotton Harris Road along the Cheatham/Davidson county line and moved eastward across northern portions of Joelton, blowing down dozens of trees and large tree limbs on Harper Road, Baxter Road, Wilkinson Road and Strawberry Hill Road. The tornado lifted east of Ridgewood Road. Total path length of this tornado was 4.91 miles, with peak winds of 80 mph. A large, severe downburst blew down numerous trees and destroyed several barns in the area around Highway 231 and Davenport Lane. Fences and a scoreboard were damaged at Wilson Central High School. This EF-0 tornado touched down along Saundersville Road north of Country Hills Golf Course, snapping power poles and uprooting trees. The tornado continued to intermittently touch down as it moved northeast, and was captured on video along Big Station Camp Blvd near Springdale Lane. Several trees were blown down along Vietnam Veterans Blvd, and two large barns were completely destroyed on St Blaise Road. The tornado weakened quickly as it passed through the west side of the Vol State College Campus and a Publix Supermarket parking lot on Highway 31E, blowing down a few trees and signs before lifting. Several trees were blown down around three homes at 5765 Nashville Highway in Chapel Hill. This EF-0 tornado began on the southeast side of Gallatin near Coles Ferry Road and moved eastward, blowing down numerous trees on Steam Plant Road, Newton Lane, Hidden Cove Road, Cairo Road, and Lakeview Road. Trees continued to be blown down as the tornado passed south of Castalian Springs on East Robertson Road, Harsh Lane, Macedonia Road, and Corum Hill Road before the tornado dissipated.