Power Outage in Cheraw, SC

Reports of ice accumulations of around 0.25 inches were received across the county, with a few higher amounts up to 0.5 inches reported near Jefferson and south of Pageland, also confirmed by photos sent via social media. Several reports of downed trees, tree limbs, and power lines were received across the county.

A tree fell onto an apartment complex on Basin St. in Cheraw. Extent of damage unknown. Two power lines downed on Four Mile Loop Rd. Power lines down on US Hwy 52 near Cheraw. Time estimated.

A tree fell onto an apartment complex on Basin St. in Cheraw. Extent of damage unknown. Two power lines downed on Four Mile Loop Rd. Power lines down on US Hwy 52 near Cheraw. Time estimated.

Chesterfield Co dispatch reported numerous trees and power lines down throughout the county, including along Hwy 102, Hwy 145, and SC 9, in addition to several other side roads. Time estimated.

Chapman St in Chesterfield closed between Lucas St and Vine St due to downed power lines.

SC Hwy 9 (Main St) between Page St and Woodland Hills Rd in Ruby was closed due to downed power lines across the road.

Market St (SC 109) in Ruby closed, between Railroad Ave and Stevenson Ave, due to downed power lines across the road.

Peach Tree Rd closed between Zoar Rd and Quail Run Rd due to downed power lines.

Numerous trees and power lines were downed in and around the town of Cheraw. Many areas were without power.

Trees and power lines downed between the towns of Chesterfield and Cheraw.

SC Highway Patrol reported trees down on power lines on US Hwy 52 at Dixon Ln.

The media reported through social media of trees and power lines downed along Highway 52. Also...large limbs down in yards and on power lines in the community of Cash.

Winds downed power lines at the intersection of Legrand Street and Depot Street.

Sheriff reported several trees down which took down powerlines in the Mt. Croghan. The damage was caused by a gust front that was 7-10 miles ahead of a convective line of thunderstorms.

EM reported around a half an inch of ice across the county with trees and powerlines down causing outages. Bridges and overpasses were treacherous in the western portions of the county.

A major Winter Storm produced 4 to 6 inches of snow across Chesterfield County. Ice accumulations of around 1/4 of an inch also occurred. Many trees and powerlines came down and some areas of the county experienced power outages.

Public reported a tree uprooted and limbs on powerlines near McBee.

EM reported snow accumulations of 5 to 7 inches with the heaviest amounts in the south portion of the county. Freezing rain followed the snow with ice accumulations of 1/4 inch. A few power outages were reported.

EM reported 1 to 3 inches of snow and sleet fell over northwestern Chesterfield county with a quarter to a half an inch of ice over the remainder of the county. Many trees and powerlines were taken down and there were many accidents.

EOC reported several trees and powerlines down around the county.

Fire Dept. reported a tornado taking down many trees and powerlines. A few mobile homes had minor damage and a water tower also sustained minor damage.

Fire Dept. reported a tornado taking down many trees and powerlines. A few mobile homes had minor damage and a water tower also sustained minor damage.

Fire Dept. reported numerous trees down and power outages.

An F1 intermittently touched down and did minor damage to several homes, businesses, and an elementary school.. Numerous trees and powerlines were down.

An F1 tornado touched down near Teal Mill Pond and continued to the Technical College just west of Cheraw. Several homes and mobile had moderate damage. One mobile home was severely damaged. Several business near Cheraw had minor to moderate damage. Several out buildings were destroyed along with a couple of camper trailers. A power substation also sustained moderate damage causing power outages in the area. Numerous trees and powerlines were down.

A major ice storm produced 1/2 to 1 inch of ice taking down trees and powerlines. Many power outages were reported. Roadways were extremely hazardous.

Six to 8 inches of snow fell over Chesterfield county taking down trees and powerlines.

Public reported trees and powerlines down.

Scattered thunderstorms produced some wind damage in Chesterfield and Clarendon counties, mainly taking down trees and some power lines.

Isolated severe thunderstorms produced some wind damage in the eastern Midlands and upper Pee Dee taking down some trees and powerlines.

A few thunderstorms over the upper Pee Dee and eastern CSRA produced damaging winds that took down trees and powerlines.

A thunderstorm moved across southern Chesterfield County and took down some trees and powerlines.