Power Outage in Easley, SC

County comms reported trees and power lines blown down on Crosswell School Rd.

Multiple sources reported trees, large limbs, and power poles broken across southern Pickens County, primarily in Norris and Easley. One tree fell on and damaged a home on Chastain Rd in Norris. A screened porch was also damaged closer to Pickens.

County comms reported strong thunderstorm winds caused a home under construction to collapse on Waterlake Dr, killing two workers, and injuring two others. Several trees and power lines were also blown down in the vicinity.

Fire dept reported multiple trees and a few power lines blown down from Meece Mill Rd to Highway 183 west of Pickens. One tree fell on a vehicle.

County comms reported numerous trees and power lines blown down across northern and eastern sections of Pickens County.

County comms reported numerous trees and power lines blown down across northern and eastern sections of Pickens County.

County comms reported numerous trees and power lines blown down, mainly across the eastern half of Pickens County.

FD reported multiple trees and power lines blown down at Store Road and Cedar Rock Church Road and a tree down on Ballentine St at Brushy Creek Rd in Easley.

FD reported multiple trees and power lines blown down at Store Road and Cedar Rock Church Road and a tree down on Ballentine St at Brushy Creek Rd in Easley.

Highway patrol reported a tree blown down at Highway 183 and Cedar Rock Rd and multiple trees and power lines blown down along Ireland Rd.

County comms reported a couple of trees and power lines blown down near Nine Times.

FD reported trees blown down, with some on power lines just north of Pumpkintown.

Public reported (via Social Media) trees blown down across the train tracks in Easley and power lines blown down off Saluda Dam Rd on the north side of town.

Power lines were blown down a little to the southeast of Pumpkinville.

Several large tree limbs and at least one power line were blown down in the Easley area.

A tree was blown down onto power lines and multiple large limbs downed about 2 miles southeast of Pumpkintown.

A few trees and power lines were blown down west of Liberty, including along Golden Creek Rd.

A few trees were blown down in the Easley area, with some on power lines.

Numerous trees down on roads and power lines. At least 1 tree fell on a house, and at least one other fell on a car. Newspaper reported a total of 22 broken power poles across the county.

Some trees were blown into power lines between Easley and Liberty.

Power lines were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

This tornado traveled just south of highway 123, causing some structural damage and blowing down numerous trees and power lines before lifting near the Greenville County line. Several homes and a church received light to moderate roof damage, and several vacant mobile homes were damaged or destroyed at a sales lot.

Trees and powerlines were blown down.

Some trees and powerlines were blown down.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down as a squall line moved in from the west. Some trees were blown onto roads. The line reached this northeast Pickens County town shortly after 1 am.

Numerous trees and power lines blown down, taking out power for hours across all of Dacusville and parts of Easley.

A couple of trees, and one power line, brought down by thunderstorm winds. Trained spotter reported dime-sized hail just outside the Easley city limits.

Trees and power lines down near Easley.

Signs blown down, trees down on homes, roads, and at least one vehicle. Also, numerous power lines were blown down.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down, with one tree damaging a school. Also, some minor flooding occurred in poor drainage areas.

A cluster of slow-moving thunderstorms produced excessive rain in Easley. A retention pond overflowed and many streets were flooded. Water flowed into one downtown store and one road was washed out. Several roads had to be closed due to high water and downed trees. The storms became severe briefly over Liberty and downed many trees in the Whispering Pines subdivision. Roads were blocked and impassable, lives wires were downed and power connections were ripped from houses.