The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013897, approximately 28.7061 km away, between 2019-06-19 17:28:00 and 2019-06-20 02:45:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 49.608333333333334 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 119000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Scattered multicell and supercell thunderstorms affected much of Middle Tennessee during the late afternoon and evening hours on June 19 into the early morning hours on June 20, producing widespread reports of wind damage and a few reports of large hail. One supercell produced a brief EF-0 tornado that was captured on video in southern Montgomery County, and large hail up to half dollar size fell in northern Williamson County. A very damaging microburst also struck southern Williamson County. Scattered multicell and supercell thunderstorms affected much of Middle Tennessee during the late afternoon and evening hours on June 19 into the early morning hours on June 20, producing widespread reports of wind damage and a few reports of large hail. Event Narrative: A tree was blown down on Edmondson Pike. A tree was blown down on Sulphur Springs Road near the Oakleigh subdivision. Power lines were blown down on Bell Street near MTSU. A tree was blown down onto power lines and caused a small fire on Jones Blvd. near Northfield Blvd. Several trees were blown down on Old Clarksville Pike. Trees and branches were blown down along the side of I-24 in Robertson County. A large tree was blown down in the Farmingdale subdivision. Half dollar size hail was reported in Brentwood. A tree was blown down on Brookrun Road at Grange Place. Several trees were blown down in White Bluff. A tree was blown down on a power line, and a transformer fell and damaged two cars in northwest Hendersonville. A fireworks tent was blown down near Hillsboro High School. Numerous trees were blown down around the Lipscomb University area. Three trees were blown down on McCall Street near Nolensville Pike. A tree was blown down on Willomet Lane. Seven trees were blown down in the yard of home in Bellevue. Trees and power lines were blown down on Coxboro Drive and Green Hill Blvd. A large tree was uprooted in the Duncanwood subdivision in Green Hills. Williamson County Public Safety employee reported 25-30 large trees uprooted and 15 trees with tops broken off along Sycamore Road. Several large trees were blown down in Cedars of Lebanon State Park. A tree was blown down on Baker Road near Browns Chapel Road. A tree was blown down on Sanmar Drive. Numerous trees were blown down across Maury County with many roadways blocked, including Sugar Ridge Road and South Cross Bridges Road. A few trees were blown down. A tree was blown down at Kedron Road and Jackson Street. Power lines and a large tree were blown down on Brushboro Drive. A NWS storm survey determined that an approximately 3.2 mile long by 1 mile wide microburst struck northeastern Thompson's Station and northern Spring Hill, from near I-840 at Highway 31 southeastward across Critz Lane, Thompson's Station Road, and Buckner Road to near I-65. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted, power poles were blown down, and minor roof and exterior damage occurred to some homes, businesses, and other buildings including Summit High School. Winds were estimated at mainly 60 to 70 mph with pockets of higher winds reaching 80 to 85 mph. Power lines were blown down near intersection of Sedberry and Evergreen Roads. A large tree was uprooted around 7 miles SSW of Arrington. A tree was blown down in front of a house blocking the entrance.