Power Outage in Bridgewater, VA

Rockingham County 911 Center reported approximately 12 large trees and numerous power lines were downed throughout the county due to strong gradient wind gusts.

Trained spotters reported significant ice accretion resulting in numerous accidents, downed trees and power lines, and power outages throughout the county.

Trees blew down onto power lines near the intersection of VA-619 Phillips Store Road/Wampler Road and VA-259 Maryland Road. Trees and wires blew down near the intersection of VA-259 Maryland Road and VA-873 Wentworth Drive. A piece of tin roof was ripped off a barn on VA-619 Wampler Road.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down in the 2500 block of Flook Lane.

Numerous trees were blown down in the 500 block of Arkton Road. A tree blew down on Koontz Corner Road. A metal roof on a home was struck by lightning, split, and then blew into power lines starting a fire.

Three trees and power lines were blown down in the MaGaheysville and Elkton area.

Trees and power lines were blown down on the 7100 block of Trimble Road.

Trees were down on power lines near the intersection of Spring Creek Road and Sangersville Road.

Tree down on power lines along North Mountain Road.

There was a tree reported down on power lines on the 5500 Block of Singers Glen Road.

There was a tree knocked down across road and power lines.

A large tree along with power lines were down along Little Dry River Road near Fulks Run.

Snowfall totaled between 15 and 20 inches across the county. Power outages were reported throughout the county due to the weight of the snow on trees and power lines.

A utility company reported trees down on power lines near Linville.

Newspaper clippings reported over thousands without power due to downed trees on power lines. Trained spotters measured up to a quarter inch of ice in Elkton.

Rockingham County Emergency Management reported trees and power lines down throughout the county.

A trained spotter reported several trees and power lines downed due to strong winds in Elkton, VA. According to newspaper reports, strong winds brought down a tree on top of some power lines on Boyers Road in Harrisonburg, VA. A small grass fire started from the sparks. The power pole and transformer had to be replaced.

Trees and powerlines downed.

Trees and powerlines down countywide.

The north fork of the Shenandoah River at Cootes Store rose 8 feet in 4 hours. Rapid flooding on Runion Creek and Fulks Run damaged a significant amount of private property, forced 20 evacuations, closed numerous roads, and trapped several people in their homes. Several trees, telphone poles, and power lines were downed along these waterways.

Trees and power lines were downed onto roads and a car.

Trucks blown over on I-81. Trees and power lines downed and homes damaged.