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Public reports of storm damage between Flat Woods Rd, E. Richmond Shop Rd. and in Cedars of Lebanon State Park.

Additional reports of damage near SE Tater Peeler Rd., SParta Pike, Chicken Rd. and Cainsville Rd., according to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office.

All of these locations are several miles south of Lebanon, off of U.S. Highway 231, Murfreesboro Rd.

Walking trails at Cedars of Lebanon State Park closed due to the damage and to allow for clean-up.

Emergency services are actively responding to downed trees, power lines, and debris in these locations. Heavy law enforcement presence is in effect to manage the situation and ensure public safety.

Trees were blown down and some residential buildings sustained superficial damage. Some unsecured, metal sheds were destroyed and blown away.

Officials have not confirmed if the damage is the result of a tornado at this time, and county officials are working to ascertain the extent of the damage. The National Weather Service is also working with other areas in Tennessee impacted by last Wednesday night's severe weather.

Officials have also said to avoid the affected areas and to consider alternate routes of travel if passing-through. Emergency responders are still working in those areas. Anyone encountering dangerous conditions such as downed power lines or blocked roads should report them immediately to local authorities.

Residents should continue to monitor local weather updates and have multiple ways to receive any further weather warnings.

This is a developing story and will be updated as new information is released.