Power Outage in Concord, NC

Multiple trees were reported down on power lines near Hyco Lake.

County comms reported multiple trees and power lines blown down from the Wolf Laurel community, across Sconce Creek Rd, across Highway 19E, to Highway 197S.

County comms reported multiple trees, power lines, and numerous large tree limbs blown down.

Public reported numerous trees and power lines blown down across Cabarrus County, especially the central part of the county.

Public reported numerous trees and power lines blown down across Cabarrus County, especially the central part of the county.

Multiple trees were reported down on power lines near Hyco Lake.

Fire dept reported a trees blown down on power lines on Meadowview Ave SW and at Hoover Ave at Reed St.

Fire dept reported a trees blown down on power lines on Meadowview Ave SW and at Hoover Ave at Reed St.

Law enforcement reported numerous trees blown down along with multiple power lines across southern Cabarrus County.

County comms reported numerous trees and power lines blown down throughout Cabarrus County.

County comms reported numerous trees and power lines blown down throughout Cabarrus County.

Local law enforcement reported several trees and some power lines blown down in Concord.

A power pole was blown down onto a fence on Rainey Ridge Road near Concord.

County comms reported power lines blown down near Highway 49 and Lacoma Ln and a tree on a house on Vanderhorst Dr, with occupants briefly trapped inside.

County comms reported power lines blown down near Highway 49 and Lacoma Ln and a tree on a house on Vanderhorst Dr, with occupants briefly trapped inside.

EM reported dozens of trees and some power lines blown down across the city of Concord. Trees or large limbs fell on homes on Burrage Rd, Queens Rd, Brookwood Ave, McKinnon Ave near Church St, Long Ave, and May St. Two vehicles were also destroyed by falling trees on May St.

EM reported dozens of trees and some power lines blown down across the city of Concord. Trees or large limbs fell on homes on Burrage Rd, Queens Rd, Brookwood Ave, McKinnon Ave near Church St, Long Ave, and May St. Two vehicles were also destroyed by falling trees on May St.

FD reported two tree and multiple power lines blown down near Mount Pleasant.

County comms reported several power lines blown down in the Concord area.

A couple trees were blown down on power lines near Pioneer Mill Rd and Morrison Rd and several trees were blown down off Troutman Rd.

A 61 mph wind gust was measured by the AWOS at the Concord Airport. Multiple trees, large limbs, and power lines were blown down across the city, mainly the south side. Trees fell on homes on Hillcrest Ave and Louise Dr SE, with trees on at least one other home and a vehicle. A tree also fell on an apartment building on Concord Parkway.

A 61 mph wind gust was measured by the AWOS at the Concord Airport. Multiple trees, large limbs, and power lines were blown down across the city, mainly the south side. Trees fell on homes on Hillcrest Ave and Louise Dr SE, with trees on at least one other home and a vehicle. A tree also fell on an apartment building on Concord Parkway.

Multiple trees, large limbs, and power lines were blown down across Concord, with several roads blocked.

Multiple trees, large limbs, and power lines were blown down across Concord, with several roads blocked.

A couple of power poles were blown down along highway 49.

Multiple trees and power lines blown down from the Concord Mills area, across the city of Concord, and points east, with most of the damage being in the city area.

Multiple trees and power lines blown down from the Concord Mills area, across the city of Concord, and points east, with most of the damage being in the city area.

Multiple trees were blown down on the north and west side of Concord. Several power poles were also snapped along highway 29 south of town.

Multiple trees were blown down on the north and west side of Concord. Several power poles were also snapped along highway 29 south of town.

Power-lines were blown down.

Power lines were blown down on Meeting St, about 6 miles southeast of Concord.

Trees and power lines were blown down about 3 miles north of Concord.

Trees, power lines, and large limbs were blown down in the Concord area.

Several trees and power lines blown down between Kannapolis and Mount Pleasant.

Seven power poles blown down along Pitts School Rd. A barn was blown down near the intersection of Shelton and Poplar Tent Rds.

Numerous trees down, some on homes and power lines, from the city to the area near Flowes Store Rd and Highway 601.

The tornado briefly touched down along Cline School Rd in the Rimer community. Damage was mainly confined to downed trees, although the roof was torn off a barn. Power lines were also blown down in the area.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

Strong winds caused a small aircraft to flip over at the Concord Airport. Two other aircraft were shifted. In the city, a couple of trees were blown down and there were sporadic power outages.

Trees and power lines were blown down across Concord and the surrounding area. Numerous power outages occurred in Concord.

Several trees and numerous powerlines were blown down throughout the city.

Some trees, powerlines, and a utility pole were blown down. A tree fell on and damaged a vehicle.

A few trees and power lines brought down southeast of town, along NC Highway 24/27 and on Reed Mine Road.

Damaging winds blew trees and power lines down from Kannapolis to Concord between 1650 EST and 1720 EST. Several barns were damaged near Concord. The hardest hit part of the county was between Harrisburg and Midland from 1715 EST to 1730 EST. Again, numerous trees and power lines were downed. However, a few roofs were blown off structures in Midland.

Numerous trees and power lines were downed causing widespread power outages.

Light freezing rain developed across the piedmont during the early morning hours, and continued into the afternoon. Ice accretion ranged from trace across far southern portions of the area, to just under one quarter inch north of I-85. Sporadic damage to trees and power lines occurred, with isolated power outages.

A strong cold front crossed the region on the 16th, accompanied by gusty winds. Persistent high gradient winds following the frontal passage resulted in downed trees and power lines. Some of the resulting power outages were long-lived, and there was even some structural damage reported.

Severe thunderstorms in the western piedmont early in the evening downed trees and power lines. Lightning sparked a house fire which killed a cocker spaniel and two birds.