Stunning damage in Williamson and Davidson County! ⁦WSMV 4 Nashville⁩ #FirstAlert

@WSMV If you’re driving around, bring a chainsaw and make yourself useful

@WSMV I drove there earlier and got this picture. when i was driving a tree had came down on the truck.

@WSMV Please everyone, if you're traveling around, be aware of downed power lines, never assume they are dead, we recently had a terrible tragedy in my neighborhood where a 16yo young man touched a low hanging line that he thought was dead while out deer hunting, he was electrocuted 🙏

@WSMV Same in Franklin off Old Natchez Trace 👍. Trees popping almost continuously with at least .5” ice layers

@WSMV Hickman County. It is so bad.

@WSMV "Whoa..." "...that's one of those polar ice caps that Al Gore was talking about. Look at how destructive that it is!"

@WSMV Chain saw is needed if you plan on traveling.

@WSMV That's by MAA Bellevue. I'm supposed to move there from Florida in 6 days. 🤢😕👀😫. All those beautiful trees!! So sad.

@WSMV It is CRAZY out here!! (Franklin, TN) So many downed trees, and with the cold wind tonight — it’s going to get so much worse.

@WSMV It’s very dangerous. We’ve had no power so no heat. Trees falling and transformers popping

@WSMV Fire trucks and ambulances can't get through. People may be unintendedly setting their homes on fire or getting carbon monoxide poisoning by using bad ways to stay warm.

@WSMV Yes, we are shut down and at God’s mercy here in middle Tennessee. 🙏

@WSMV Geoengineered

@WSMV Be careful Dan don't sit in 1 spot under those overhanging trees like that. Ive actually seen multiple trees fall on my street & around my house today while standing outside

@WSMV We got like 10-12” May be better than that

@WSMV @NESpower Nolensville Rd south of Holt Rd

@WSMV Hermitage ?? This is horrifying. So much natural beauty destroyed. Hoping people are staying safe and as warm as possible 😢 🙏

@WSMV Old Hickory Blvd,?

@WSMV Eh that’s not exactly stunning. A Silky could clear that up in three minutes.

@WSMV Wow. Just wow.

@WSMV Beautiful

@WSMV What state?!?!?!?!?

@JimCantore @WSMV OMG. What state?

@WSMV @YayKay95

@WSMV Is this in Tennessee?

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@DebraMilam6 @WSMV Might want to add the state since…….

@WSMV I guess it’s Tennesee?

@CoastReports @WSMV Don’t risk your life for one day of work

@WSMV @JoeDPrice1

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@WSMV Looks similar in parts of northern Mississippi

@WSMV 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@unseen1_unseen @WSMV Looks like Michigan's storm last March.