Power outages were reported Saturday in Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Missouri, according to KFVS.
In Perry County, Illinois, winds knocked a mobile home off its foundation, trapping a resident inside, KFVS reports. The woman was rescued and was not injured. Power lines and trees were also downed in the area.
Parts of Ohio and Tennessee also experienced downed power lines, and 6,000 Nashville Electric Service customers lost power. Two tornadoes were confirmed using radar in Tennessee, one southeast of Nashville near Rural Hill and the other near La Vergne. Damage to sheds, homes and a church was reported by local media near Gladeville, Tennessee, or east of Nashville, and it may have been caused by one of these tornadoes.
One other tornado, rated EF0, was confirmed near Dayton, Indiana earlier on Saturday morning.
A squall line with a history of wind damage will continue to sweep through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys this evening, according to weather.com Jonathan Belles.
"It will bring the threat of damaging winds, an isolated tornado or two and flooding," he added.
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