One more person has been reported dying from hypothermia in Tennessee.  This following the most devastating ice storm in the State’s recorded history.

The Hamblen County corner’s office said autopsy results of man found dead at his home in Morristown reveal he died of hypothermia.

Doug Farison, 53, died at his home located on Montrose Avenue in Morristown. Morristown police officers said he had been dead for several days.

Officers said they responded to Farison’s residence after a call from a friend. The friend said he hadn’t had contact with his friend in several days which was out of character.

The Morristown Fire Department did a welfare check at Farison’s home, but when they couldn’t get anyone to answer the door, they forced entry.

Firefighters found Farison in his bed with multiple layers of clothing on. Officers also found a small electric heater that was being used to heat the home.

If you’re worried about your neighbor, you can call the Morristown Police Department for a welfare check at 423-585-2701.

Here is the latest death toll list from TEMA on Friday however it does not included the Hamblen County death as of yet.  That death would bring the total to 31

Tennessee has 30, confirmed, weather-related fatalities.

• Benton County – One (1) fatality: 64-year-old female, motor vehicle accident
• Bledsoe County – One (1) fatality:  55-year-old male, hypothermia
• Campbell County – Two (2) fatalities

– 76-year-old male, weather related

– 32-year-old-male, weather related

• Claiborne County – Two (2) fatalities

– 63-year-old male, weather related

– 53-year-old male, weather related

• Cumberland County – One (1) fatality:  83-year-old male, carbon monoxide poisoning
• Hamilton County – One (1) fatality: 63-year-old male, hypothermia related
• Haywood County – One (1) fatality: 40-year-old female, motor vehicle accident
• Henry County – Two (2) fatalities:

– 64-year-old female, hypothermia related

– 69-year-old male, hypothermia related

• Hickman County One (1) fatality: 67-year-old male, dialysis patient, unable to get to treatment
• Knox County – Four (4) fatalities:

– 30-year-old male, motor vehicle accident

– 75-year-old male, fire

– 68-year-old female, fire

– 47-year-old male, fire

• Moore County – One (1) fatality: 73-year-old male, hypothermia
• Overton County – One (1) fatality: 38-year-old female, motor vehicle accident
• Polk County – One (1) fatality: 79-year-old male, weather related
• Roane County – One (1) fatality: 44-year-old male, hypothermia related
• Sequatchie – One (1) fatality: 85-year-old male, hypothermia related
• Sevier – One(1) fatalities:  70-year-old female, weather related;
• Shelby County – Three (3) fatalities:

– 48-year-old male, hypothermia related

– Male (age unknown), hypothermia related

– (Demographics unknown), hypothermia related

• Sumner County – One (1) fatality: Male, 60s, weather related
• Wayne County – One (1) fatality:  82-year-old male, weather related
• Weakley County – One (1) fatality:  82-year-old male, hypothermia
• Williamson County – Two (2) fatalities:

– 34-year-old female, motor vehicle accident

– 10-year-old male, motor vehicle accident