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Several reports of trees and/or powerlines in the area around Fairburn and Union City, west of the I-85/i-285 interchange. Most significant damage was tree down through a home on Thaxton Rd SW near intersection of Wolf Creek Cir SW.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager and local utility companies reported several trees and power lines blown down across the area from College Park to Alpharetta.
Reports of numerous trees and power lines were received from the Fulton County Emergency Manager and from the public stretching from the Alpharetta and Johns Creek areas to Buckhead.
Reports of numerous trees and power lines were received from the Fulton County Emergency Manager and from the public stretching from the Alpharetta and Johns Creek areas to Buckhead.
The broadcast media reported a tree blown down onto power lines near Cascade Elementary School on Venetian Drive.
The local broadcast media reported trees and power lines blown down in the Virginia Highlands area on Elkmont Drive NE and near the intersection of Durant Place NE and 7th Street NE.
Reports of trees and power lines blown down from Palmetto to East Point were received from an off-duty National Weather Service employee and on social media.
Reports of trees and power lines blown down from Palmetto to East Point were received from an off-duty National Weather Service employee and on social media.
Several reports were received on social media from the Peachtree Heights neighborhood of trees and power lines blown down. A few locations include West Wesley Road NW near Habersham Road NW, Muscogee Avenue near Rivers Road, and around the duck pond at Lakeview Avenue and Parkside Drive.
A reported was received on social media of power lines and a tree blown down along Long Island Drive near Burdette Road.
A National Weather Service survey determined that an EF0 tornado with maximum wind speeds 75 mph and a maximum path width of 150 yards touched down in the Johns Creek area of northeast Fulton County near Royal Lytham Court, snapping several large branches. the tornado moved northeast downing a large tree near the intersection of Prestwick Club Drive and Royal Birkdale Court. Continuing northeast, the tornado crossed Old Alabama Road snapping more trees and downing several power poles before moving onto the campus of Perimeter School where several tree limbs were broken before the tornado dissipated along the northern edge of the campus. No injuries were reported. [04/19/19: Tornado #1, County #1/1, EF-0, Fulton, 2019:025].
A report of trees blown down onto a house and another onto power lines was received from the Grant Park area.
Numerous reports of trees and power lines blown down were received from the Fulton County Emergency Manager, 911 center and the local broadcast media. One large tree was blown down onto power lines and a vehicle on Mary George Avenue NW and an on-duty Atlanta Police Department officer was injured when another large tree was blown down onto his patrol car in the 2000 block of Northside Drive NW. About a dozen trees were blown down near the intersection of South Fulton Parkway and Cochran Mill Road and numerous trees and power lines were blown down around the Campbellton Road and Ridge Road.
Numerous reports of trees and power lines blown down were received from the Fulton County Emergency Manager, 911 center and the local broadcast media. One large tree was blown down onto power lines and a vehicle on Mary George Avenue NW and an on-duty Atlanta Police Department officer was injured when another large tree was blown down onto his patrol car in the 2000 block of Northside Drive NW. About a dozen trees were blown down near the intersection of South Fulton Parkway and Cochran Mill Road and numerous trees and power lines were blown down around the Campbellton Road and Ridge Road.
The local broadcast media reported trees and power lines blown down from west Atlanta to Morningside. Locations include Lynhurst Drive, Riverside, and Lenox Road.
The local broadcast media reported trees and power lines blown down from west Atlanta to Morningside. Locations include Lynhurst Drive, Riverside, and Lenox Road.
The Fulton County Office of Emergency Management and local broadcast media reported trees blown down along West Paces Ferry Road near the Governor's Mansion, on the Georgia Tech Campus, and along Confederate Avenue. Power was knocked out to around 10,000 customers across the county.
The Fulton County Office of Emergency Management and local broadcast media reported trees blown down along West Paces Ferry Road near the Governor's Mansion, on the Georgia Tech Campus, and along Confederate Avenue. Power was knocked out to around 10,000 customers across the county.
The public reported trees and power lines blown down at Peyton Road N.W. and Hollywood Road N.W. One tree fell on a car, however no injuries were reported. Large limbs were blown down throughout the Riverside neighborhood in this vicinity.
The Fulton County Fire Department reported numerous trees and power lines blown down around the intersection of Moores Mill Road and W. Wesley Road.
An Atlanta television news station reported trees and power lines down at Harbin Drive and Landrum Drive. Many residents in the area were without power.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported numerous trees down across the county. Several trees were blown down in Roswell, including one on a house on Highland Colony Drive. Trees and power lines were blown down on West Conway Drive Northwest. A tree was down on a car with a motorist trapped inside at Montgomery Ferry Drive and Monroe Drive and a tree fell on a house on Argonne Avenue. No injuries were reported.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported numerous trees down across the county. Several trees were blown down in Roswell, including one on a house on Highland Colony Drive. Trees and power lines were blown down on West Conway Drive Northwest. A tree was down on a car with a motorist trapped inside at Montgomery Ferry Drive and Monroe Drive and a tree fell on a house on Argonne Avenue. No injuries were reported.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported trees blown down from Piedmont Park to Emory University and Wesley Woods. A tree was down on a power line at 10th Street and Monroe drive. Several trees were down in Wesley Woods. On the Emory University campus several trees were down, one on a fraternity house on Eagle Row Road, and power outages were reported from downed power lines.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported multiple trees down on Ben Hill Road and Stone Road. Power lines were reported down on Fairburn Road.
The Emergency Manager reported power lines were blown down on Peeples Street Southwest.
The Emergency Manager reported power lines blown down at the corner of Wildwood Road and Merton Road, as well as on Mercer Street Northeast.
Several trees were uprooted along Bryan Street and Park Avenue. The large and mature trees caused damage to at least two houses and a dozen cars and also ruptured a gas line and snapped power poles.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported several trees down and power outages in the Grant Park area.
A trained spotter reported that several trees were snapped and uprooted across Bolton Road between Marietta Boulevard and Marietta Road. Power lines were down as well.
The broadcast media relayed a report that a tree fell on a truck off Gaston Street. Several additional trees were down across power lines off Newport Street.
The broadcast media relayed a report that a tree fell on a truck off Gaston Street. Several additional trees were down across power lines off Newport Street.
Broadcast Media reported that a few trees and a few power lines were blown down in the Dunwoody area of north Fulton County.
The Fulton County Emergency Manager reported that power lines were blown down in the Lakewood Park area.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that power lines were down across many areas of the county. The worst damage was in the area approximately six miles south-southeast of Atlanta near Hapeville, Lakewood Park, and Grant Park.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that power lines were down across many areas of the county. The worst damage was in the area approximately six miles south-southeast of Atlanta near Hapeville, Lakewood Park, and Grant Park.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that a good number of trees and power lines were down throughout Fulton county. Some roads were blocked from downed trees and power lines. A woman had to be rescued from her vehicle when a tree fell on it at the intersection of Grandview and Pharr Road in Buckhead. Several other vehicles were also damaged during this accident. The woman was not injured.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director and the public reported that at least a dozen trees were down across the north part of the county in the Buckhead and Sandy Springs areas. A number of roads were blocked from downed trees, especially across the northern part of the county. Two females in their 60s were killed when a large tree fell on their Mazda Miata sports car while traveling on West Paces Ferry Road at Nancy Creek Road, approximately four miles west-northwest of Buckhead. A downed tree limb on the MARTA tracks near the Arts Center Station caused delays for southbound trains. Several power lines were also down across the area with thousands of residents across the county left without power for several hours, many even into the next day. In addition, a UPS truck was set on fire when a large tree fell on the vehicle.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director and the public reported that at least a dozen trees were down across the north part of the county in the Buckhead and Sandy Springs areas. A number of roads were blocked from downed trees, especially across the northern part of the county. Two females in their 60s were killed when a large tree fell on their Mazda Miata sports car while traveling on West Paces Ferry Road at Nancy Creek Road, approximately four miles west-northwest of Buckhead. A downed tree limb on the MARTA tracks near the Arts Center Station caused delays for southbound trains. Several power lines were also down across the area with thousands of residents across the county left without power for several hours, many even into the next day. In addition, a UPS truck was set on fire when a large tree fell on the vehicle.
The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) police department and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that a large oak tree fell on the Campus Christian Fellowship building near the intersection of Fourth Street and Techwood Drive. The tree struck a transformer and a gas generator. Several blocks of the campus were left without power. Affected buildings included a dormitory and two fraternity houses. These buildings were evacuated until repairs could be made.
Fox 5 Television of Atlanta reported that several trees and power lines were down in the Mountain Park area of far north Fulton county. Laural Street in Roswell had to be closed for up to 24 hours to clear a large downed tree from the roadway. The damage was the result of a thunderstorm downburst.
Several USGS stream gages in Fulton county indicated that significant flooding was commencing across Fulton county, especially the central and northern portion of the county. Peachtree Creek at Northside Drive reached its flood stage of 17 feet at 353 am EDT. Nancy Creek at Rickenbacker Drive reached its flood stage of 11 feet at 444 am EDT. The Chattahoochee River near Vingings and Paces Ferry Road reached its flood stage of 14 feet at 501 am EDT. Many homes, apartments, businesses, and roads experienced at least moderate flooding by the end of this time period. The heavy rain caused some trees to fall in water logged soil, causing minor power outages in the Sandy Springs area. Monetary damage to roads and property during this time frame was near $4.5 million.
Several USGS stream gages in Fulton county indicated that significant flooding was commencing across Fulton county, especially the central and northern portion of the county. Peachtree Creek at Northside Drive reached its flood stage of 17 feet at 353 am EDT. Nancy Creek at Rickenbacker Drive reached its flood stage of 11 feet at 444 am EDT. The Chattahoochee River near Vingings and Paces Ferry Road reached its flood stage of 14 feet at 501 am EDT. Many homes, apartments, businesses, and roads experienced at least moderate flooding by the end of this time period. The heavy rain caused some trees to fall in water logged soil, causing minor power outages in the Sandy Springs area. Monetary damage to roads and property during this time frame was near $4.5 million.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that a tree was blown down on a power line.
Atlanta metropolitan television stations reported that a large tree was blown down during a thunderstorm on Virginia Circle, about two miles north-northeast of downtown Atlanta. The tree fell across a power line and onto two cars.
The 398-foot tall FAA control tower at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport sustained a lightning strike. Intense cloud-to-ground lightning during a severe thunderstorm had already resulted in a loss of power to much of the airport. Employees of the tower smelled smoke in the tower immediately following the strike, which required a brief evacuation of the tower. Ground operations were ceased for several minutes during this thunderstorm as a result, compounding an already bad situation at the world's busiest airport. In addition, penny to quarter-sized hail fell off-and-on from 806 pm EDT to 852 pm EDT, winds gusts to 42 knots, and nearly 1.5 inches of rain fall during the one-hour period from 8 pm to 9 pm EDT. Much of the metro Atlanta area reported power outages following these thunderstorms. Despite the lightning strike to the tower and its impact on airport operations, no significant damages were reported.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that a few trees and power lines were down near U.S. Highway 29 in the south part of Fulton County in the Fairburn, Union City, and College Park areas.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that several trees and power lines were down in the vicinity of Welcome All Road west of Interstate 285 in the western part of the city of East Point.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that a couple of trees were down on power lines, one on Long Island Drive and another on Carroll Lane at Power Ferry Road, both in Sandy Springs.
The Fulton County Department reported that several trees and power lines were blown down in the Mountain Park area. A storm spotter reported that a metal carport roof was ripped by strong winds north of Roswell.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that a couple of trees and power lines were down in the vicinity of Interstate-75 and Mount Paran Road northwest of Atlanta.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that a couple of trees and power lines were down in the vicinity of Interstate-75 and Mount Paran Road northwest of Atlanta.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that several trees and power lines were down around the city, including Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, the city of Atlanta, and parts of south Fulton county. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution reported that several thousand people in North Fulton county were left without power immediately following the storms.
The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that several trees and power lines were down around the city, including Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, the city of Atlanta, and parts of south Fulton county. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution reported that several thousand people in North Fulton county were left without power immediately following the storms.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that a home in College Park was set on fire by a lightning strike. One power line in the area was also down, either the result of lightning or a wind gust.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that at least three trees and power lines were down in the northern part of the county, southwest of Roswell. The public reported that two trees were down in their yard in the north part of Atlanta near Sandy Springs.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that a power line was down and a couple of trees on the west side of College Park and near Fairburn.
The Fulton county Emergency Management Director reported that many trees were down throughout the city of Atlanta and in the Alpharetta and Roswell areas of North Fulton county as well. Power lines and trees were down along Hope, Roswell, and Mansell Roads in North Fulton county. Power outages were also reported in the area. At least one road was blocked because of downed trees and power lines.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that one tree was down in the area of Mead Valley Road, causing damage to three power lines.
WSB Television of Atlanta reported that several trees were down in the far northern portion of Fulton county between Crabapple and Birmingham. Some power lines were also down in the area. Trees were down on Hickory Road, Birmingham Road, Autry Mill, and Dill Mill Roads. The Milton Herald reported that trees were also down on Medlock Bridge Road, causing it to be blocked and closed.
WSB Television of Atlanta reported that several trees were down in the far northern portion of Fulton county between Crabapple and Birmingham. Some power lines were also down in the area. Trees were down on Hickory Road, Birmingham Road, Autry Mill, and Dill Mill Roads. The Milton Herald reported that trees were also down on Medlock Bridge Road, causing it to be blocked and closed.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that several power lines were down in the north central part of the county, just south of Buckhead. One tree was also down at the intersection of Morris Mill Road and West Wesley Chapel Road.
An off-duty employee of the National Weather Service reported that thunderstorm winds blew down at least four large trees, including two which fell on Arrowood Drive and two on Branchwood Drive. Other trees and power lines were also reported down by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution in the eastern portions of Fulton county near the DeKalb county line.
WXIA TV, Channel 11 of Atlanta, reported that thunderstorm winds caused considerable damage across the Atlanta metropolitan area during the early afternoon. At least a dozen large trees were blown down in the city, including North Avenue, Ponce De Leon, and Killian Boulevard. One large oak tree fell on and caused damage to two homes, one under construction on North Avenue. Another tree fell on a sidewalk near City Hall East on Ponce De Leon, a tree fell in a yard on Killian Boulevard, and a large tree fell on a building at the Hampton Oak Apartments, rendering some of the units uninhabitable. Some of the residents of these units had to be relocated because of the damage. Several power lines were also brought down by the fallen trees. Other trees were down throughout the city.
WXIA TV, Channel 11 of Atlanta, reported that lightning strikes to two trees caused them to fall on power lines. One incident was reported on North Avenue and another in the Grove Park neighborhood. Residents of the area indicated that the tree literally exploded when it was struck by lightning. Nearly 18,000 residents of the Atlanta area were without power during the afternoon as a result of the lightning and wind damage in the area.
WSB Channel 2 News of Atlanta reported that several trees and power lines were blown down by thunderstorm winds. The Fulton County 911 Center confirmed this information.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that a large tree fell on a power line and also blocked a portion of Ridge Road just south of Georgia Highway 92. In Palmetto, several large tree limbs were blown down and knocked out an electrical transformer at Cobb and Crawford Streets.
The Fulton County 911 Center reported that several trees and some power lines were down on Roswell Road just south of Interstate 285.
The public reported that a large 100+ year old old oak tree was blown down by strong winds associated with thunderstorm activity. The tree knocked down a power pole and the associated power line.
The Fulton county 911 center reported that there was a two-mile wide swath of damage to trees and some buildings in the Alpharetta area. Some roads were closed, including Coleman Road which remained closed into the next day. Fire Station Number 1 in Alpharetta was damaged when three trees fell on and damaged the roof of the building. Also in Alpharetta, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that a pine tree fell on and crushed an unoccupied Jeep on Old Milton Parkway. Further south in the county, damage was less significant, but nonetheless there were several trees blown down on West Paces Ferry Road in the Buckhead community. At the Lakewood Antiques Market a 100 year-old red oak fell damaging a new hurricane fence and narrowly missing a workman driving a Bobcat. The tree was measured at 21 feet in circumference and was 77 feet tall, with an estimated weight of 9 tons. In the far northern end of the county, around Birmingham, several tree limbs were also blown down. Well over 100,000 people in the Atlanta Metropolitan area were left without power during the event, with nearly 45,000 homes and businesses still without power the next morning.
The Fulton county Emergency Management Director, as well as the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, reported that a large, 100-year old oak tree fell on a Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) stopped in traffic in the Virginia-Highland neighborhood of midtown Atlanta. Three of the four people in the vehicle were killed instantly when the tree fell on the vehicle, including a 37-year old mother and her two boys, one three years old and the other only six months old. The husband in the front seat was uninjured. There were several other reports of trees and even some power lines down during the thunderstorm which left up to 30,000 residents of Atlanta without power during the evening.
The Fulton county Emergency Management Director reported that some power lines were blown down.
The Fulton county 911 center reported that trees and power lines were down near the intersection of Crest Valley Drive and Jett Road.
The observer from the Hartsfield International Airport, while off duty, reported that a large tree was blown down in Buckhead at the intersection of Peachtree and Collier streets. This in turn brought down 3 power poles resulting in the closure of both streets for several hours and the temporary loss of electricity to 3000 people in the neighboring area.
The Roswell police reported several trees down, some of which were on power lines. Another report was received from the public in Roswell of small trees down. Other trees were reported down on Park Bridge Road and Old Milton Parkway. The public reported 20 pine trees snapped off, some at the base, some at the middle, and some at the top, about 9 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta. Some of the trees were thrown some 100 feet to the east.
The Fulton county 911 center reported trees down on power lines.
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, along with public, numerous ham radio reports, and county 911 reports indicated that widespread and substantial damage was done by a thunderstorm with winds estimated at 60 to 65 mph. Hundreds of trees littered the roads and knocked down power lines across southern Fulton county, from just south of the Atlanta International Airport to the Fayette county line. Highway 279 was blocked for several hours with debris. Dozens of homes sustained roof and some structural damage as large trees, mostly pines, fell on them and two windows were damaged at one home in College Park. Six to eight vehicles were damaged along Old National Highway when large trees fell on them. Furthermore, a large 10 ft by 2 ft metal sign was blown down in Fairburn at the intersection of Interstate 85 and Georgia Highway 74.
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Multiple waves of typical daytime summertime showers and thunderstorms developed within a modestly unstable and abnormally moist tropical airmass during the afternoon and evenings of July 19th through July 21st. These storms produced numerous reports of trees and powerlines down, quarter size hail, and flash flooding across portions of north and central Georgia.
A multi-day severe weather event unfolded mid June as multiple disturbances surrounding the outer periphery of a mid level high pushed through an abnormally moist environment and highly unstable environment over the forecast area. These storms produced numerous reports of trees & powerlines down, quarter to golf ball size hail, structural damage, and isolated instances of flash flooding.
An axis of instability was draped across much of the area during a multi-day stretch in June, which served as a catalyst for diurnally driven convection across portions of north and central Georgia. These storms and its respective outflows produced numerous reports of trees and powerlines down, with minor structural damage at some locations.
A powerful Spring storm system resulted in a Severe Weather / Tornado outbreak across much of the Southeast region, including north and central Georgia, beginning on Easter Sunday (April 12th) and lingering into the morning hours of April 13th. From the Storm Prediction Center (Day 1) convective outlook, just about the entire area was under an ENHANCED risk for severe weather with a MODERATE risk extending from the ArkLaMiss into western Georgia.||In addition, enhanced rainfall occurred over far north Georgia and in portions of central Georgia, with rainfall amounts ranging from 3 to 8 inches through the event. Significant flooding was in portions of the area with numerous reports of washouts and several reports of rescues.
Hurricane Michael made landfall along the Florida panhandle at Mexico beach (just southeast of Panama City) on the afternoon of October 10, 2018 as a high-end Category 4 hurricane (max winds of 155 MPH). Michael then moved rapidly inland, causing widespread wind damage along its path as it swept northeast across south and central Georgia. Hurricane Michael was the first major hurricane, category 3 or higher, to directly impact Georgia since the 1890s. In southwest Georgia, wind gusts as high as 115 mph were recorded. Within the NWS Atlanta/Peachtree City county warning area, wind gusts of 40-60 MPH, with some gusts over 70 mph, across portions of central Georgia on the evening of October 10th into the morning of October 11th led to widespread tree damage and power outages with damage to numerous structures. Severe crop damage was also reported, especially to cotton and pecan crops, as well as devastating impacts to commercial timberland. In addition, a few brief tornadoes in the outer bands of Michael caused isolated damage in portions of the north and central Georgia while heavy rainfall led to localized flooding. Michael quickly exited the state as a tropical storm late on the morning of October 11th.
Another moist and very unstable airmass led to a few late day strong to severe thunderstorms across north Georgia. Primary impacts were strong winds leading to small pockets of downed trees and powerlines.
A series of strong short waves were moving across the U.S. These short waves were ejecting from a large upper trough in the western U.S. These vigorous short waves encountered a hot, moist, unstable air mass across the U.S. However, dry mid-level atmosphere air and west to west-northwest flow aloft promoted the development of organized lines of thunderstorms, which produced extensive strong outflow boundaries supporting wind gusts of 50 to 60 mph, even greater in some cases. During the afternoon of the 18th, such thunderstorm gust fronts affected northwest Georgia in particular with widespread damaging wind gusts, likely in excess of 70 mph, blowing down hundreds of trees, dozens of power lines, and causing damage to some structures. This area of thunderstorms progressed southeast toward Atlanta, before dissipating during the mid-evening. Considerable wind damage was noted in the northern and northwestern suburbs of Atlanta from this activity.
An extremely progressive and highly kinematic upper flow remained in place across the U.S. A deep, full-latitude negatively tilted trough and associated strong Pacific cold front swept through the eastern U.S. April 4th into April 5th. An intense northeast to southwest oriented squall line of thunderstorms accompanied this front. Wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph were common along this line of thunderstorms as it traversed the entire Peachtree City (WFO FFC), Georgia Weather Forecast county warning area. Nearly every county received at least one severe thunderstorm warning during this event and nearly every county experienced extensive wind damage from these thunderstorms. Two brief EF0 tornadoes also occurred with this event in Gilmer county of north central Georgia. Downed trees on homes and vehicles also caused 7 fatalities during this event, the most in any single weather event since the catastrophic floods of late September 2009. Even several hours after the storms had passed, at least 50,000 residents of north and central Georgia remained without power.
A slow moving upper trough and associated cold front were beginning to approach from the south central U.S. Moisture and instability were sufficient for isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorms to develop across north Georgia. One thunderstorm in north Fulton county produced a brief downburst, causing damage to power lines and trees.
A strong southern stream short wave was moving from the southern plains toward the southeast. A cold front remained nearly stationary across the Tennessee Valley and into the Southern Plains. A long-lived squall line of severe thunderstorms tracked from the mid-south during the morning hours into the southeast by late afternoon, reaching the Georgia border around 5 pm. The line of thunderstorms weakened quickly as it progressed further eastward into the state, but not before blowing down several hundred trees and power lines, especially in parts of west central Georgia.
A strong cold front and a deep, negatively-tilted closed upper low swept through the southeast U.S. on the 4th. A pre-frontal complex of thunderstorms moved across the area during the morning hours with widespread rain and embedded thunder, but without any severe. However, a very unstable air mass developed in the wake of the morning activity as a dry slot worked its way northeastward ahead of the cold front. This allowed a second line of narrow, yet strong convection to develop across eastern Alabama during the early afternoon. This swept across north and the northern parts of central Georgia during the mid and late afternoon hours, causing scattered reports of wind damage and marginal severe hail. Although the potential for tornadoes existed and the east central and northeast part of the state was placed under a moderate risk, no tornadoes developed during this convective event.||In addition, strong gradient winds of 30 to 40 mph with some higher gusts affected the area in the wake of this strong storm system. The strong winds combined with wet soils caused a tree to fall down on a Georgia Power truck. The employee was killed when the tree fell on his truck at the intersection of Memorial Drive and East Lake Drive, just south of Decatur in DeKalb county.
A deep upper trough was moving from the mid-south toward the southeast U.S. early on the 26th. A strong cold front accompanied the upper system. A squall line of thunderstorms developed after midnight on the 25th across Mississippi and Alabama and reached the Georgia/Alabama border around 5 am EST. The line of thunderstorms intensified and bowed out just as it was moving in Georgia during the early morning hours. Wind gusts in excess 60 mph affected many counties as these thunderstorms rolled through the area during the early morning hours, causing extensive wind damage to trees, power lines, and some structures from the west and northwest side of Atlanta toward the Alabama border. In addition, two tornadoes, one an EF3, developed along the stronger part of the line as it moved through Carroll county before daybreak causing extensive damage along their paths.
An intense closed upper low was rotating negatively from the southern plains toward the Ohio Valley. A strong cold front in advance of this system was moving across Mississippi into Alabama during the evening of the 17th. A wedge cold front was located across north and central Georgia. Very warm, unstable air was present across southern Alabama and southern Georgia, south of the wedge front. While only marginal instability was present, very strong shear was noted with a 60-70 knot low-level jet evident across Alabama and western and central Georgia. These systems combined to bring a strong squall line of thunderstorms to west and north Georgia during the mid and late afternoon hours. Most of the damage associated with this line of thunderstorms was straight-line wind damage. However, an isolated embedded EF1 tornado within a quasi-linear convective system did occur in west central Georgia in Carroll county. Meanwhile, along the southern end of the convective line, a long-lived supercell tracked from southern Alabama into southwest Georgia, south of Columbus, and continued on a near 100-mile track across west central and central Georgia from just south of Fort Benning to just northeast of Macon. Multiple tornadoes, ranging in strength from EF0 to EF1 were reported within broken segments along the track of this supercell, resulting in considerable damage to trees, power lines, and property. Several injuries were reported during the stronger portion of the tornadic supercell in Taylor and Crawford counties, southwest of Macon.
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These are the Florida counties reporting power outages so far #HurricaneIan https://t.co/oZJQ8qk6Lr
IM HAVING A ROUGH FUCKING WEEK BRO WHY IS THERE A POWER OUTAGE IN MY AREA
Just had a brief power outage - we should be back online soon! https://t.co/plS4I5gvsG
@GeorgiaPower @prettyjuls ETA on our power outage in Grantville Ga ?
East Point always having a damn power outage. It’s too hot for this shit.
The electricity in my neighborhood is too shoddy. Everyday power outage
Another power outage. We just had one 2 weeks ago. What the heck??
How the fuck is it that there’s always a power outage in my neighborhood!!!
i’m already home bored & y’all got the nerve to have a power outage for 2 days ???
Only challenge with WFH… when a power outage happens, you’re like: https://t.co/f4o9zET8dd
Experienced my first power outage… thank god my phone was fully charged.
@JOEL9ONE GameStop LaLa Land Covid shuts down NBA Power outage Super Bowl Teo
Power outages and evacuations in #Japan after #Earthquake https://t.co/2xhGPlv7jO
If you think I’m not gonna use 3:30 hours of PTO due to this power outage think again.
@tedcruz can’t even hang during a power outage https://t.co/dciSwyPvsR
Power Outages across the country have surpassed 300,000 via @PowerOutage_us https://t.co/mgt82n2KSu
They just took all day with the fuck ass power outage I don’t even feel like working na.
Be Prepared for Extended Power Outages https://t.co/1l6XOqVMBQ #WinterIsComing #NoGA
@mooreforatlanta power outage in Atlantic Station due to an incompetent film crew.
Had a power outage soon as I went to download 2k. It might be time to move on
Power outages hit Dominican Republic as Tropical Storm Fred weakens https://t.co/Ym4jm1wJ2j
this same person complains about power outages literally everyday https://t.co/kaVEOfN4S4
But at least Georgia havent had any power outage yet .#GeogiaPower https://t.co/T1ZCuka4In
Storms pound US, causing mudslides, power outages https://t.co/gW22cCZePU #FoxNews
Power outage in your area? Consider solar! https://t.co/Az2pemobPF
@cityofeastpoint help! Our neighborhood is experiencing another power outage.
Experiencing my first island power outage smh (we’re ok, I’m just being dramatic)
@ajc @nrhoneajc But nothing can compare to New Orleans in the power outage category.
This is the 2nd time we've had a power outage. I'm irritated.
Ga power stay having these “system” power outages and never offer anythjng for the inconvenience.
It’s been a long ass day just to come home to a wide scale power outage. Jesus.
I was planning on washing my hair, but that power outage threw everything off
This power outage has the colonizers outside in the rain giggling
@CityofFairburn Can we get an eta on power outage off of rivertown rd?
Ooo power outage that’s a new one for WFH haven’t had that in a while!
Tornado leaves major damage, power outages in Newnan https://t.co/wGg5Y9xTMZ
Called Xfinity after our internet went out cuz of a power outage.
Mumbai Power Outage 2020: Were Chinese Hackers Behind It? | #ChineseeHacker https://t.co/6pJTx5s82x
Colorado tops the list of power outages due to #winterstorm #xylia https://t.co/9dz3VxSVoF
Does a NFT drop in value during a power outage? https://t.co/uIAUUXiZcu
@harrisonjaime His Capitol has been without water since Texas power outage. Wth?
Let me roll up cuz waking up to a power outage is not how this day about to start for me.
Ghana grapples with nationwide power outage https://t.co/lAgbAlmrWZ via @todayng
@MeidasTouch First hand accounts from the freezing power outages in Texas https://t.co/V3I0L8rzy9
Top board leaders resign after deadly Texas power outages https://t.co/PIAY3JWUXG
@PrydeKnx BMW, too many power outages now for a fully electric car.
Texas mayor: I've lost all faith in senior leadership https://t.co/MDAkn3cawT
Texas Power Outage https://t.co/EC9LskoZXi via @YouTube #GeoEngineering #china #ccp #texas
Ford asks dealers to lend F-150s with generators amid Texas power outage https://t.co/A0yFzxiYpJ
Fire leads to temporary power outage for 2,100 in Sugar Hill area https://t.co/mB0BqQvMvE
Chris Hayes debunks GOP, right-wing media lies about Texas power outages. https://t.co/iNpLnxezUW
Next week I’m ordering a generator cuz I see power outage are about to become the new norm
The Political Making of a Texas Power Outage https://t.co/5WHt77XEZr
Another power outage. At this point @GeorgiaPower needs to give my entire neighbor bill credits.
@iBeeks_83 It’s actually best when you think about power outages anyway
RT @kushkobe08: Stevie Wonder in a power outage could’ve got closer than this
RT @kushkobe08: Stevie Wonder in a power outage could’ve got closer than this
Stevie Wonder in a power outage could’ve got closer than this https://t.co/krCFJby6Ml
RT @TyTheWeatherGuy: Extended power outages expected again in Louisiana https://t.co/dnWl0KkwFA
Extended power outages expected again in Louisiana https://t.co/dnWl0KkwFA
Georgia tech has power outages every other day like what is going on
RT @makalidonielle: Great ??? power outage was lowkey fun asf
Great ??? power outage was lowkey fun asf https://t.co/xgx4ybdFII
Heads up for power outages around New England https://t.co/Slz5w9E0Hr
@asbruckman This has been my nightmares ? plus power outage - which is happening right now
A power outage? Didn’t Miami learn anything from the Super Bowl? #BillsMafia #BeyonceCurse
Power outages are actually kind of scary when your close friends aren’t your neighbors anymore ?
Power outages reported along the Gulf Coast https://t.co/w2WKarws6h
I had my mouth ready for Memphis bbq and here comes a power outage....
I haven’t experienced a power outage in a minute. No TV, Internet, AC...this https://t.co/OyRiqDgPdf
Safety Tips for a Storm-Related Power Outage https://t.co/EJEYR52VMp https://t.co/6Nv7KPVde9
Last night, internet outage Tonight? Power outage. And this time I wasn't done.
RT @ATLairport: Updated information on the ATL power outage. https://t.co/yu0MMsRqZE
No way it’s a power outage in Camp creek. It’s pitch black out here
Wtf is there a whole power outage on Godby??? ? exactly why I HATE coming to the Southside!
childddd my neighbors act like they ain’t never experienced a power outage ... annoying
Storms cause power outage, downed trees - https://t.co/4j8PlyYMFM: https://t.co/dpVBWugdOc
The power outage in my area has me directing my full attention on homework
@GeorgiaPower Is there a power outage I need to be concerned about? Thanks for any updates
@AlanSigudo i like the power outage though. very possible as well lol
Very racist for their to be a power outage while Atlanta is damn near 90
I hate power outages...it makes me think I forgot to pay my bill or something...?
My soft boy lifestyle is not very compatible with power outages, study finds
We haven’t had a power outage in like five days and walahi I’ve never been happier
About to be pissed cause Georgia Power want to play games and have a power outage in my area
Man shot to death while investigating power outage at NW Atlanta home https://t.co/PoSMpZxecf
So are we all having a power outage today? It’s been like 5hours
Update: I dragged myself to the grocery store but they had a power outage so they're closed. ?
Power outage at 8 in the morning when there’s not a cloud in the sky. Sick start to my Friday ?
Storms topple trees, cause power outages - Park Rapids Enterprise: https://t.co/wtefA6xrzn
Storms topple trees, cause power outages - Park Rapids Enterprise: https://t.co/dpVurRCBlD
Power outage yesterday and now an internet outage preficted for 12 hours. Just why...
@GeorgiaPower better fix this power outage!!!!!!!!! Yall know ppl working from home GET IT TOGETHER!
I’m starting to get suspicious of all these power outages in my neighborhood ?
Changed it to 6:30! Waiting for the storm to pass! Hopefully no power outages!
Did stonecrest have a power outage or something? I done seen 2 traffic lights out at different times
Trying to figure out why I woke up at the exact time of a power outage.
Another reason I dislike working at home, dealing with power outages.
All-day power outages (potentially multiple) in quarantine isn’t exactly ideal.
@cityofeastpoint There is a power outage on Fallview Terrace and Glendale
@MikeHamernik Beautiful in Atlanta yesterday but today not so much. Strong storms & power outages.
Tesla Powerwall knows when to stop charging your EV during power outages https://t.co/lrM0fj2twS
Tesla Powerwall knows when to stop charging your EV during power outages https://t.co/epMTn60Roa
There's a complete power outage in Powder Springs the entire city is in darkness rn WTF
Damn I gotta power outage in my neighborhood... gotta wait .. might as well go handle business ?
Fallen tree causes power outage - WBBJ-TV: https://t.co/E7eEw8S5hw
Great. A power outage on the whole damn block. https://t.co/oo6nAprlC4
Hey. I have a feeling we all will experience power outages randomly.
@RealJamesWoods We share the same birthday. Awesome. I’ll take the power outage that day as well.
I missed half of fucking college hill cause this power outage?????? #Collegehill
Charge . My. Phone before . There's a. Suddenly power. Outage Jr. A pay. Online later ?
Apparently complaining to the void about power outages gets the power turned back on
@WinterSkiis pretty great considering the fact that I couldn't do any work due to the power outage
New post: Substantial power outage across NPU-S https://t.co/4NiwmfiS5E
@TheBusso @samtripoli Will be when the supply chain is broken, and when the power outages start ?
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
RT @weatherchannel: Significant power outages are affecting the area. https://t.co/JzJWaaFMiO
Yal got some nerve putting a power outage after dat?? #grambling_rys20
UPDATE: Large tree blamed for Saturday power outage in NW Rochester - KTTC: https://t.co/JNgQvKBzMr
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
RT @Assist_Ok: Using your laptop to charge your phone during a power outage https://t.co/ZW86gS17PY
@maddiesuun It was good meeting you today! And sucks about the power outage! Good luck tomorrow!
@GeorgiaPower up date on power outage Underwood hills please!
Internet outage hits downtown Lawrenceville https://t.co/pIygUh1Zuy
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @weatherchannel: NEW: U.S. power outages now up to 339,000. https://t.co/qcjCFvF3n9
RT @ajc: Georgia Power outage map: Check power outages https://t.co/Yq6pSzabze
Really just had a whole power outage in the middle of me getting my hair done?
Prepping for work travel like I’m expecting a 2 day power outage ??♂️ https://t.co/gG5UMPD8Ty
Bath sheets, candles that aren’t for a power outage, filtered water. https://t.co/0qlqvqKkzC
RT @mycatheleo: Second power outage this week ? atl need to stop playing with me
Second power outage this week ? atl need to stop playing with me
RT @ilikeiselaa: I HATE LIVING IN DORAVILLE CAUSE THERES ALWAYS A POWER OUTAGE. ?
Purple skies follow storms that knocked out power to thousands https://t.co/dPoPwiHG64
I HATE LIVING IN DORAVILLE CAUSE THERES ALWAYS A POWER OUTAGE. ?
Ugh almost 4 hrs power outage so far. That was one small but nasty storm that came through GA.
5 hacks to keep your phone charged during a power outage https://t.co/sTNni2dEN4
RT @TWCChrisBruin: Island-wide power outage due to these earthquakes this morning #puertorico
Multiple strong earthquakes hit Puerto Rico causing widespread power outages https://t.co/t3xguJ1UXd
Island-wide power outage due to these earthquakes this morning #puertorico https://t.co/YiQ9Prqdiq
@waltonemc No, just another attack and power outage at the hands of @waltonemc
Power outage @GeorgiaPower ?!! I’m watching the game!!!!! ?????
Random Power Outages are GREAT! | !twitter https://t.co/JTKN82KlEG
2nd day of power outage, is this another construction caused outage ?
Theres a power outage in some parts of atl, who did it? Im sittin here in the dark PISSED
Great start to 2020 as the power outages continue. #2ndworldinfrastructure #atlanta .@GeorgiaPower
My parents experience an excessive amount of power outages for people who DON’T live amongst bears.
I would say the power outage is a sign that I need to go to bed but I need my fan ?
Power outage at work so we got off early ! I’m so excited ?
@GoDawgs32 We had a temporary power outage at College Park Station and we're sorry for the delay.
Downed trees, power outages after night of wicked winds - Boston 25 News: https://t.co/km6iJ4DBvn
He is taking advantage of a local power outage. https://t.co/AnmGWDNcQE https://t.co/k8tRVIkJFX
California wildfires and power outages cause disruptions for scientists https://t.co/IiAivhDMRm
I literally cannot imagine wanting to live in California, even before the scheduled power outages.
Wind brings down trees, powerlines in Portland - https://t.co/Q43ra9Avwi: https://t.co/SpYlZZ84V2
California's blackouts could make fighting climate change even harder https://t.co/1qRi3PkRjw
RT @JenCarfagno: Heavy wet snow and some power outages https://t.co/gzipZdX16D
RT @JenCarfagno: Heavy wet snow and some power outages https://t.co/gzipZdX16D
RT @JenCarfagno: Heavy wet snow and some power outages https://t.co/gzipZdX16D
Californians losing patience over continued blackouts to prevent wildfires https://t.co/oybBzEW0Lc
California power outages: Here's how you can keep the lights on next time https://t.co/hdNEUd8HDG
Fires spread amid power outages in Northern California https://t.co/7v6A6eYKNx
Underground power lines save lives. Wake up @PGE4Me @FERChatterjee https://t.co/8p00sD6tu6
@_TheRussian I hope you are okay through all the power outages and fires. ?
Waking up in a power outage is no fun. Especially when I gotta get ready for work. Cmon man!
Why You Should Keep A Frozen Cup With A Coin On Top In Your Freezer https://t.co/9bMJMxee3I
LIVE WEATHER: Power outages reported as rain begins to ease up, moves east https://t.co/ZBfI5llqjE
Tornado hits Dallas leaving widespread damage and power outages https://t.co/aQEhHNVir5
@ACElecConnect power outage in zip code 08090. So unreliable
Calif. utility bosses grilled over power outages https://t.co/PNwKAgzw8s https://t.co/An7qzkaUNM
I-Team: Most power outages are caused by tree limbs CMP can't touch - WGME: https://t.co/7DFg0uC5yB
@PamelaDolan Is your community affected by the power outages? The situation sounds horrible.
RT @thewoman62: California power outage: What happens when the lights go out https://t.co/aBv08kZUSf
VERIFY: California power outages don't mean your cell service is gone https://t.co/lf5PCXJjUQ
Workstation West Berkeley Co-Working Space Open During PG&E Power Outage https://t.co/fXi0stw35D
God is sending so many messages, are you listening? https://t.co/VRQ1FR18Ft
Power outage. EMC estimates power will be back on around 10:50. ?
Stream ended because of power outage. It was going so well too!
Am I getting old if I was the first person to respond the power outage in the neighborhood? at 2am..
@Mook_Sprockets Power outages fucked up the water plant for a second
Brief power outage last night meant that I had to reset the VCR clock. It’s 2019.
Welp caught another power outage spike mid game, I’m off for tonight smh.
Downed trees cause power outage in Livonia - WDIV ClickOnDetroit: https://t.co/boopWNCKAG
Power outage at college so no 7 am classes https://t.co/DywptUjyGt
Downed trees cause power outage in Livonia - WDIV ClickOnDetroit: https://t.co/KolMXVjjIb
Power outages already starting locally due to Hurricane Dorian https://t.co/FYL4Axju9j
Power outage at work got me home early ??. The small dubs of corporate America
Flooding, power outages possible along Georgia coast. https://t.co/D3TIGYAFrv
#ChrisBrown's #Indigoat tour interrupted by tornado warning https://t.co/ORf99u9JZT
13 Problems a Power Outage Can Cause at Home https://t.co/Sga0rnbDGT
RT @dLively_: There’s a power outage at my place & it’s dark ? I want my mommy
Thunderstorms cause power outages, down trees - https://t.co/IZzLYTp6pP: https://t.co/1986WbFRhV
Also my dumb ass had 4% left on my phone right when a power outage hit our house :)
Power outage when you’re mid-export on a video that took 2 hours to make and you didn’t save ?
U.K. Power Outage Affects About 500,000 People https://t.co/WyLoHwW7Jk
London hit by power outage following national grid failure https://t.co/KnTjmT001V
New York City lost power, and searched for its mayor https://t.co/UJJGm8djCA https://t.co/ZMqZqUaERQ
@cityofeastpoint what caused a power outage around washington and calmer circle today?
@GeorgiaPower Power outage in Briarcliff Heights. Reason or status, pls?
Reports of power outages, down trees across Columbia County - WFXG: https://t.co/zklhiAnUEb
Severe weather leaves behind damage, power outages across metro Atlanta https://t.co/om6rwzJfVe
Power outages, trees down, possible fires sparked by storm - WRDW-TV: https://t.co/j4bZ9FL8Ze
Third power outage in Midtown Atlanta in a week, @GeorgiaPower. https://t.co/DgxhxdLe7a
Severe weather causes power outages, uproots trees - WGHP FOX 8 Greensboro: https://t.co/GbUuQ69H90
Sunday storms bring downed trees, power outages across metro - WSB Radio: https://t.co/c7YFU1LCSd
Bruh y'all gotta learn how to drive. It's too hot to be messing with power outages.
Trees down, power outages as storms approach - KAIT: https://t.co/45jOXhL0rO
Reports of trees down and power outages in Rome, Floyd county this morning. https://t.co/P3HM2PT7e4
okay boys which fraternity is throwing a power outage party?? a blackout blackout if you will??
Major power outages happening recently... What's causing them? ?️??️ https://t.co/nrSfewog7i
@MaraAvaruddha so when there’s a power outage, what’re you doing?
Darn you, vile power outage! I guess now I have to go read or something.
Storms down trees, cause power outages and minor flooding - KSHB: https://t.co/3S93U1kNtD
Heavy snow causing downed trees, power outages - https://t.co/u7flWz2UQr: https://t.co/IwfwkVEe6z
The entire neighborhood just blacked out (power outage) @GeorgiaPower
Wow there would a power outage in my apartment complex while I’m tryna work
Damn; whole city just had a power outage I knew I should’ve been in Walmart
New Hampshire topping the list this morning for power outages https://t.co/tjuhFEolm2
Venezuelans rally to protest chronic power outages https://t.co/xgwgnU3QfM https://t.co/oWrRxu7HoV
How to Stay Safe in a Power Outage https://t.co/08TyoevVAE https://t.co/d1AsgO0Ofj
Why It's So Hard to Restart Venezuela's Power Grid https://t.co/x3mMao0IAL via @WIRED
Venezuela Blackout: New Power Outages Reported - LIVE COVERAGE https://t.co/koPj0bXUO8
LIVE COVERAGE coming up: New Power Outages Reported in Venezuela https://t.co/cuEvkIPUrD
Me: *up at 6am* Time to start work. ?? House: *power outage* ? Me: For real? ?? #writerslife #argh
.@WSBTraffic is told that there is a power outage there. #ATLtraffic https://t.co/0DYbmWORcL
Blizzard Downs Trees, Blamed For Power Outages - CBS Denver: https://t.co/MkA0TMHc3d
Why It's So Hard to Restart Venezuela's Power Grid https://t.co/gy1Itvvl1R
Why It's So Hard to Restart Venezuela's Power Grid https://t.co/kkoQ1uNvGm https://t.co/sXe3TlrYYh
RT @TWCChrisBruin: Be prepared for power outages https://t.co/AyH9oDrFtd
Venezuela power outage leaves most of the country in darkness @CNN https://t.co/eVGASvAZad
Huge risks in New England from Power Outages. #MEwx #NHwx #VTwx https://t.co/b4W4lMI6JY
@VictorReyes_7 @musicnewsfact it actually was power outage idiot
Dealing With A Power Outage https://t.co/tJXhefvMZB RT @@support4stepdad https://t.co/ezaMU3MsQz
Power Outages Across Minneapolis Leaves Thousands Without Heat... https://t.co/Oaaeas6cih
Power Outages Across Minneapolis Leaves Thousands Without Heat... https://t.co/QbWLoNPFlj
Thousands Without Power as Ice Coats Trees, Power Lines - NBC Connecticut: https://t.co/fz2R1l8eoH
Power Outage FAQs
What is Power Outage?
Power outage (also called a power cut, a power blackout, power failure or a blackout) is a short-term or a long-term loss of the electric power to a particular area.
What Causes Power Outages?
- Severe weather (high winds, lightning, winter storms, heat waves, rain or flooding can cause damage to power lines or equipment);
- Other damage to electric transmission lines (vehicle accidents, trees, and animals can cause damage to power lines or equipment);
- Repairing, maintenance or upgrades on power lines and equipment.
What are the Top Outage Safety Tips?
- Stay away from the downed power lines, park vehicles in protected areas;
- Unplug appliances and electronics, limit cell phone use to conserve battery life;
- Use portable generators outdoors only, well away from open windows and doors;
- Pack perishable foods into a cooler, keep refrigerator and freezer doors shut as much as possible.
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Atlanta, Georgia
| City | Atlanta |
| County | Fulton |
| State | Georgia (GA) |
| Country | United States |
| Zip Codes | 30301, 30302, 30303, 30304, 30305, 30306, 30307, 30308, 30309, 30310 |
Why can you not answer when the power will be back on? I can not operate my tools,can I charge you for the time it is off?
Power Outtage 30327. Reason??
When will the power be restored in the 30331 area
WHEN WILL POWER BE RESTORE ON SORRENTO CIR SW ATLANTA GA
Yes. 30306