In February of 2015, Tennessee was hit with an ice storm that was described as the worst ice storm to hit Middle Tennessee in two decades. Power outages spread throughout the area as electric lines suffered from freezing rain and falling limbs. Trees were knocked down due to the staggering amount of ice accumulation. To make matters worse, the temperate was historically low—the lowest average February temperature for the area in over thirty years. Despite these hardships, KDF still managed the hauling of over 160,000 cubic yards of debris from the area.