JACKSON, TN — A tornado touched down in Jackson, Tennessee, on Tuesday afternoon, causing damage to commercial property but resulting in no reported injuries, according to local emergency officials.

Jason Moore, Director of the Madison County Emergency Management Agency, confirmed that the tornado caused structural damage to the Kirkland’s Home Warehouse located on Smith Lane.

The facility was promptly evacuated, and all employees were accounted for with no injuries reported.

The tornado was visually confirmed on the ground near Jackson Regional Airport.

Video footage from the area shows large amounts of debris circulating in the air as the storm passed through the city, underscoring the tornado’s intensity.

Authorities have not yet released an official rating for the Jackson tornado, though damage assessments are underway.

This event comes just days after a violent EF4 tornado struck London, Kentucky, on Friday.

That storm reached nearly one mile in width and remained on the ground for over 55 miles, leaving a trail of widespread devastation.

Emergency crews in Jackson are continuing to monitor the situation and assess damage across the affected area.

Residents are urged to remain alert and follow guidance from local officials as weather conditions evolve.