NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — After Wednesday's storm with straight-line winds, the Nashville Office of Emergency Management responded to dozens of calls related to damage.
The storm left thousands without power across the city, with downed power lines and trees snapped in half.
Here's a breakdown of the calls OEM dealt with:
- 62 tree calls
- 16 trees with wires down calls
- 86 Nashville Electric Service wires and pole calls
- 2 flooding calls
The agency reported crews spent several hours responding to these calls.
Straight-lined winds moved out of the Middle Tennessee area by 11 p.m.
