Power Outage in Goose Creek, SC

The public reported a tree blown down onto power lines along Bethera Road.

The Berkeley County 911 Call Center reported a tree down on power lines near the intersection of Gravel Hill Road and Harristown Road.

Law enforcement reported power lines down on Interstate 26 westbound near mile marker 189.

Fire department personnel reported 5 large diameter trees either snapped off or uprooted. Trees were also leaning on power lines across the area.

A report via social media indicated a tree and power lines down on Rustys Way.

Berkeley County dispatch reported power lines down on the roadway at 1450 Highway 17A North.

The public reported a tree down on a home on Canterbury Drive with minimal damage. The tree was also leaning on power lines.

Berkeley County Emergency Management reported trees down on power lines along Highway 311.

The Berkeley County 911 Call Center reported a tree and power lines down on a mobile home along Highway 41.

The Berkeley County 911 Call Center reported trees and power lines down on Greentown Road.

Powerlines down along Highway 176 near the McAlister Smith Funeral Home.

Law Enforcement reported several trees down on powerlines near the intersection of Highway 311 and Poplar Hill Drive, 7 miles West-Southwest of Cross.

Law Enforcement reported trees and power lines down on Cooper Store Road, 3 miles southwest of Pinopolis, South Carolina.

Law Enforcement reported a power poll down and blocking McCrae Drive, 3 miles south-southeast of Moncks Corner, South Carolina.

NWS personnel confirmed a EF-1 tornado with estimated wind speeds between 105 to 110 miles per hour. A tornadic waterspout formed over northern Lake Moultrie in South Carolina at 503 PM and traveled east northeast for 2 miles before coming onshore 2.5 miles southwest of Russellville South Carolina. The tornado then traveled east northeast before dissipating 1 mile southeast of Saint Stephen, South Carolina. The tornado lifted a roof off a church, destroyed a mobile home, shifted two other mobile homes off their foundations, tore half the roof off a house, destroyed a barn, tore shingles and/or siding off of a dozen homes/mobile homes, uprooted or snapped off many hundred trees, damaged or destroyed sections of several fences and knocked down several power poles.

A National Weather Service storm survey team confirmed an EF-0 Tornado in Hanahan, South Carolina. Based on eyewitness reports and a survey of the damage, an EF-0 Tornado developed over Turkey Creek and tracked south-southeast for about 0.25 miles along the marsh just to the east of east Recess Road and west of Dennis Drive before dissipating. ||Straight-line winds produced extensive tree damage adjacent to the short path of the Tornado, along a 0.75 mile wide area extending from east Recess Road to Steward Street and along a length of approximately 0.70 miles extending from Turkey Creek to Meadowcliff Avenue. Numerous large trees were knocked down, tops of many trees were sheared off and tops of some power poles were broken off. There was minor damage to several homes and other structures, mainly a result of the fallen trees and tree limbs. South Carolina Electric and Gas reported nearly 3500 customers were without power after the storm as a result of the downed power lines. Along with the damaging winds, the public also reported quarter to golf ball size hail.

A power line was reported down on Stallion Lane in Carnes Crossroad.

Trees and power lines were reported down by the public.

The National Weather Service office in Charleston, South Carolina completed a damage survey in Berkeley county and determined that an EF-0 Tornado with 70 to 80 mph winds occurred. The Tornado touched down near the intersection of Groomstown Road and Endless Lane, then moved northward along Groomstown Road. The path of the Tornado was 1/3 of a mile long and 75 yards wide. Four mobile homes sustained minor damage. One large and one small tree were uprooted, and many limbs were snapped off of trees. A large tree split near the bottom of the trunk and one power pole was snapped off. One large chicken coop was lifted off the ground and moved 6 to 8 inches. One lightweight aluminum shed was blown 150 feet away and destroyed. One car was pushed 25 to 30 feet by the wind. Several small wooden pump houses approximately 6 feet by 6 feet were destroyed. Baseball size hail was also reported by those interviewed during the storm survey. There was one injury reported with this Tornado.

A tree and power lines were reported down at 2814 Harristown Road in Saint Stephen, South Carolina.

Power Lines down along Powerhouse Road.

There were numerous trees and powerlines reported down across the county.

Tree down on house. Powerlines down.

Numerous trees and powerlines down near Red Bank Landing and the Charleston Naval Weapons Station.

Thunderstorm winds brought down large limbs across power lines.

Several power lines were down.