The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 32.6793 km away, between 2014-02-20 18:59:00 and 2014-02-20 20:51:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 47.76 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 95000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A strong storm system moving through the eastern United States spawned a QLCS that moved across Middle Tennessee during the evening hours on February 20. Widespread damaging winds and one tornado were reported with the QLCS, along with a few reports of large hail. A strong storm system moving through the eastern United States spawned a QLCS that moved across Middle Tennessee during the evening hours on February 20. Event Narrative: An 18 inch diameter tree was blown down and blocked Mobley's Cut Road east of Boston Theta Road. Another tree was uprooted in the yard of a home at that intersection. A tree was blown down on Temple Road south of Highway 100. A tree was blown down on a house in Fairview. Power lines were blown down in Spring Hill on the Williamson County and Maury County line causing a fire. A NWS Storm Survey along with numerous reports from spotters and social media indicated a large 2 to 3 mile wide downburst struck areas of southern and eastern Robertson County along a 30 mile long path. A tree was blown down on Gause Road in Pleasant View, and one house on Highway 257 in Coopertown suffered minor roof and siding damage. A tree was blown down at Palestine Road at New Cut Road south of Springfield. An old barn was blown onto Pinson School Road and destroyed east of Springfield. In the Cross Plains area, several outbuildings suffered minor roof damage and large tree limbs were blown down. An abandoned mobile home on Bob Carr Road was blown over and destroyed. East of Orlinda, trees were also blown down on Starks Road and on Cedar Grove Road at Highway 31. A power pole was also blown down onto a car on Highway 52, trapping the occupants. Winds were estimated up to 80 mph. Two trees were blown down blocking Del Rio Pike in Franklin. A large tree was blown down across Patton Road in Arrington. Several trees were blown down onto six vehicles at an apartment complex on Magnolia Drive. Power lines were blown down on Woodson Road in Pleasant View. A trained spotter reported trees blown down on Horton Highway near College Grove. Three large trees and one power line were blown down on Rocky Fork Road near Nolensville Elementary School. Numerous trees, traffic lights, and power lines were blown down in the Cool Springs area of Franklin. Local police reported power lines down at Bakers Bridge and Galleria Boulevard. Numerous trees were blown down on Carters Creek Pike at the Williamson County and Maury County line. Numerous trees, power lines, and power poles were blown down across Smyrna. Power lines were reported down on Valley View Drive. A power pole was blown down on a vehicle on Longview Drive at Old Nashville Highway, and another power pole was snapped at the National Guard Buildings in Smyrna. One tree fell on a house at 208 Cumberland Road, and another tree fell on a home on Chestnut Street. More trees and power lines were reported down on Weakley Lane just northeast of the Smyrna Airport. A tree was blown down across the road at 440 Rocky Valley Road. A tree was blown down on 46th Avenue at Idaho Avenue in Sylvan Park. A 16 inch diameter tree was blown down and partially blocked Union Hill Road at Lickton Pike. A tree was blown down blocking North Commerce Road at Knee Road. A tree was blown down across the road at 807 Lori Lane in Mount Juliet. Power lines were blown down on Flat Rock Road east of Murfreesboro. A tin roof barn was destroyed with a few 5 foot diameter trees blown down on 1 Mile Lane near Almaville Road. A tree was blown down across Stewarts Ferry Pike east of Highway 840 in Gladeville.