Ring the bell. Friday night brought another round of nasty weather and power outages to Middle Tennessee.“This is just as bad or worse as the one we just got through,” said Caney Fork general manager Bill Rogers. “This is much more widespread and what’s been damaged is damaged much worse.”Rogers said power outage estimates are similar as before with probably 8,000 to 9,000 customers without power throughout the entire Caney Fork region at the worst time.