Power Outage in Statesville, NC

Emergency manager reported extensive tree damage from the Catawba County line through the Sharon community. The magnitude of the damage weakened from there, but multiple trees and power lines were reported down as far east as the city of Statesville. Several homes were damaged by fallen trees in the western part of the county.

Fd reported trees blown down on power lines at S. Chipley Ford Rd and Viewmont Ct. County comms reported other trees nad power lines down on Front St.

Trained spotter reported trees and power lines blown down on Kentwood Rd. Public reported (via Social media) a tree blown down on Elementary Rd and Old Farm Rd. Also, another spotter reported trees and lines down on Friendship Rd north of Statesville.

Numerous reports of trees uprooted or snapped and power lines blown down in the Statesville area. Siding and awnings were stripped from some homes. Several trees were blown across I-40, bringing traffic to a stop.

A tree was blown down on a home on Garfield St. A large tree was blown down on power lines on Fort Dobbs Rd and another tree was blown down on Turnersburg Hwy about 5 miles north northeast of Statesville.

Power lines were blown down on Shiloh Rd.

Two large tree limbs were blown down on power lines.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

Power lines blown down in separate locations across the city.

A couple of trees and power lines blown down, including one large tree on Radio Rd.

A couple of trees and some power lines blown down in the city limits and one down on Whites Farm Rd.

Part of the roof blown off a mobile home on Tomlin Mill Rd near Harmony. Also, a spotter reported power lines blown down on Olin Mill Rd in this same area.

Power lines down on highway 21 north of Statesville and on Colletta Ave east of town.

A large tree down on a house and power lines 6 SW Statesville and several other trees down around the Troutman area.

Power lines and a tree down on the west side of Statesville.

Numerous trees down, several on homes and vehicles, and a roof off of a lumber company building on the south side of Statesville. Eighty percent of the city was without power after the storms passed.

Newspaper reported lightning caused power outages to 3400 customers from downtown to the east side of town.

A utility shed was blown over and some power lines were blown down.

Large limbs were blown onto powerlines, resulting in power outages to 800 homes.

Some trees and powerlines were blown down.

A tree was blown down, and a few large limbs were blown into powerlines.

A 20-minute lightning storm caused lines to fall, taking down 2 power poles.