The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 29.8781 km away, between 2013-06-10 13:23:00 and 2013-06-10 14:32:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 42.7804 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 106000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A strong upper level low moved southeastward across Middle Tennessee during the afternoon hours on June 10. Moderate wind shear combined with the cold mid level temperatures with the upper level low to produce numerous supercell thunderstorms and small bow echoes across mainly central portions of Middle Tennessee, with widespread wind damage and a few large hail reports. Many of the supercell thunderstorms had spectacular visual structure with well-defined wall clouds and shelf clouds. This was the largest severe weather event to affect Middle Tennessee in the meteorological Summer of 2013. A strong upper level low moved southeastward across Middle Tennessee during the afternoon hours on June 10. Event Narrative: A tree was blown down onto Interstate 24 near Haywood Lane. Several lanes of the interstate were blocked. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across Murfreesboro. A tree was blown down in the Temple Hills area. Reported via tspotter on Twitter. Numerous trees were blown down on Highway 96 at Veterans Parkway, on Rucker Lane, and Cason Lane in western Murfreesboro. Minor wind damage was reported to three homes in the 1270 and 1280 blocks of St. Andrews Drive. A tree was blown down in Barfield. Quarter size hail was reported in the Blackman Farms area of Murfreesboro. Trees were blown down in northern Spring Hill. Siding was blown off a home. Quarter size hail was reported south of Nolensville. A NWS Storm Survey team determined that damage in far southern Williamson County was a result of intense straight line winds from a microburst. Many large trees were uprooted and minor house damage occurred near Summit High School around the Buckner Lane and Twin Lakes Drive intersection. A tree fell on a car at Highway 96 and Royal Glen Blvd trapping one person inside. Nickel size hail was reported west-southwest of Eagleville. Several trees were blown down in the Lennox Village area. Report via tspotter on Twitter. A tree was blown down in downtown Nashville. Penny size hail was reported in the Cool Springs area of Franklin. A tree was blown down on a building in the Grassland community. Trees were blown down around I-24 and Blue Hole Road in Antioch. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down and blocking Ragsdale Road, Split Log Road, Tuscany Way, and Sunset Road in eastern Brentwood. Trees were blown down on Coles Ferry Pike. A tree was blown down on a Glass Company on Wadron Road. Trees and power lines were also blown down on Buchanan Street and Old Nashville Highway with minor wind damage to homes in the area. A tree was blown down on a power line at 3453 Big Springs Road near Tuckers Crossroads. Several trees and power lines were blown down on Spanntown Road in Triune. Several trees, power lines, and fences were blown down across Thompsons Station. Trees reported blown down included one tree on Buckner Road in the Cherry Grove subdivision, and another tree at Hansford and Lafayette Road in the Aston Creek Subdivision. All reports were via tspotter on Twitter. Numerous reports of nickel size hail were received from Thompsons Station. Trees were blown down on Ramsey Lane near Tuckers Crossroads. A few trees and power lines were blown down onto Southeast Broad Street around one-quarter mile south of Middle Tennessee Boulevard.