Intro DOT COM. >> IT'S BEEN A WILD WEEK OF WEATHER ACROSS MIDDLE TENNESSEE. AND THERE MAY BE MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM. JACK SEE PIGEON TAKES US THROUGH SOME OF THE SEVERE STORMS WE'VE SEEN SO FAR. YEAH. THE LAST NIGHT MOTHER NATURE'S LIGHT SHOW WAS ON Lightning FULL DISPLAY ACROSS NASHVILLE, ANTIOCH AND MURPHYSBORO. >> THUNDERSTORMS UNLEASHING FREQUENT AND DRAMATIC LIGHTNING STRIKES MAKING FOR Tornado QUITE A LOUD EVENING. THIS WAS THE VIEW FROM MURPHYSBORO AND OVER IN PUTNAM COUNTY, THERE WAS ALSO STRONG STORM ACTIVITY. HEAVY RAINS WERE DUMPED THROUGHOUT THE STREETS OF COOKEVILLE STRANDING CARS AND UPROOTING TREES. ONE OF THEM SMASHING INTO THE ROOF OF ONE WOMAN'S HOUSE IN TRAPPING HER INSIDE. >> MY LIVING COLLAPSED HAD I BEEN IN THAT LIVE THAT WOULD KILL ME INSTANTLY. IT CRASHED. KNIGHT HAS BEEN USED TO SEE IT IT'S ABOUT THE FURNITURE AND. THE RATE IS STILL GROWING FROM IMPACT THEIRS SEVERAL TIMES OF STILL ON THAT RIDGE TOP. I MANAGED TO GET UNDER IT. >> WILSON WAS ABLE TO GRAB HER PHONE TO CALL 911 IN ABOUT 45 MINUTES LATER RESCUE CREWS SHOWED UP WITH CHAIN SAWS TO GET HER OUT. THANKFULLY SHE AND ALL OF HER PETS ARE SAFE. AND FINALLY AFTER MONDAY'S WEATHER CHAOS IN MURPHYSBORO WHERE WE SAW A MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE EQUIPMENT TRAILER GET TOSSED ACROSS THE FOOTBALL FIELD. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SURVEY THAT DAMAGE TUESDAY AFTERNOON. CONFIRMING IT TO BE AN EF 0 TORNADO. 75 MILE PER HOUR WINDS LEAVING BEHIND STORM DAMAGE. BUT LUCKILY NO ONE WAS HURT. THIS IS THE FIRST TORNADO TO HIT RUTHERFORD COUNTY IN JULY SINCE DATA FOR STARTED BEING COLLECTED IN 1850, THESE INTENSE STORMS ARE CAUSING SCATTERED POWER OUTAGES THROUGHOUT