NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Weather officials say two tornadoes damaged homes and a church as strong storms rolled through Middle Tennessee over the weekend.
The National Weather Service says a tornado with 105 mph winds hit Joelton on Saturday afternoon, damaging two homes and snapping trees and power poles.
A tornado with 100 mph winds moved though parts of Davidson, Rutherford and Wilson counties later Saturday. That tornado caused the most significant problems in Gladeville, where a few homes suffered roof damage, several outbuildings were destroyed and a church had its steeple knocked off.
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No injuries were reported in the weather service’s damage survey released Sunday.
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