The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 34.8733 km away, between 2003-05-04 23:49:00 and 2003-05-07 15:00:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 34.046 inches.The events resulted in 1 injuries and 0 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 674000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: The White House granted Governor Phil Bredesen's request for Presential Disaster Declaration for 20 counties in West and Middle Tennessee for  damage as a result of tornadoes, flooding and severe thunderstorms which began on Sunday , May 4, 2003. The White House granted Governor Phil Bredesen's request for Presential Disaster Declaration for 20 counties in West and Middle Tennessee for  damage as a result of tornadoes, flooding and severe thunderstorms which began on Sunday , May 4, 2003. Event Narrative: Spotter reported trees were blown down. Spotter reported wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph in the Shady Grove area. Spotter estimated wind to be around 70 mph in Fairview. Newspaper story about Shelbyville and Normandy being hard hit by flooding. A family had to evacuate their home on Depot Street in Shelbyville. The Sav-A-Lot Food Store had an inch of water inside the store by 8 AM CDT. Several homes were flooded in Couch Lane. Mobile homes in Normandy, off Huffman Road, were flooded. By midday Wednesday, May 7, water was getting into the floors of the Rowesville United Methodist Church and Rowesville Baptist Church, located off Normandy Road. Several roads had to be closed around the county. News story mentioned that Mulbery Creek was out of its banks on Tuesday. Wiseman Park in Lynchburg was under water, including the ball field and horse show grounds. Flood waters got into the storage buildings located near the Moore County Farm Bureau's office and also into the garages of nearby homes. TEMA and FEMA estimated flood damage to be at $250K for numerous roads and bridges across Lewis county. Spotter reported quarter size hail on Highway 266 in Cainsville. Spotter reported numerous trees down in Spring Hill and Goose Hill. Spotter reported penny size hail. Spotter reported one foot of water at intersection of I-24 and Highway 96. Spotter reported penny size hail at I-24 and Almaville Rd. and also at other areas of Smyrna. Spotter reported power lines down at State Route 840 and Highway 96 in Murfreesboro. Flash flooding occurred in Cornersville where some homes had as much as one and a half foot of water in them. Many roads were damaged by the flood waters. 3 school buses were stranded in the southern part of the county on gravel roads. Damage was estimated to be at $324,000. News article about a barn destroyed on Rankin Road off U.S. Highway 231 south. A mobile home had a damaged room and another mobile home had its roof torn off. A 4X4 stud was thrust into a bedroom wall of a mobile home. A metal outbuilding was damaged. Trees were blown down in a 100-foot wide swath. Spotter reported nickel size hail at intersection of Highway 96 and State Route 840. EMA reported via news article that many streams and creeks were very high and that some homes had minor damage due to flash flooding. High water washed out a bridge on Greenwood Rd. Spotter reported penny size hail on I-40, southeast of Lebanon. Spotter reported trees blown down on State Highway 50 on the Hickman-Maury county line. Spotter reported power lines down near Skyline Medical Center. Law enforcement reported several trees were blown down. Law enforcement reported numerous trees and power lines were blown down around the county. Spotter reported quarter size hail at the intersection of Harding Place and Nolensville Roads. Spotter reported dime size hail. Uprooted trees in the Center Grove area. State Highway 10 south near Hillsdale was flooded and closed. Law enforcement reported Highway 80 south near the Smith-Macon county line was flooded and closed. Spotter reported trees blown down on State Highway 100 just west of Centerville. Spotter reported trees blown down on Highway 230 northeast of Centerville. Spotter reported large trees down on Highway 100. Quarter size hail was observed. Spotter reported trees and power lines blown down in Fairview. Spotter estimated winds of 70 to 75 mph in the Cool Springs Mall area. Spotter reported hail the size of half dollars. Broadcast media reported one mobile home was overturned, and one person was injured. The mobile home was swept off its foundation, landed upside down about 200 feet away. It was one of 4 mobile homes that were damaged or destroyed on Governor Hall Rd. Spotter reported quarter size hail near Fairview on Highway 96.