Power Outage in Greenville, SC

Multiple sources reported numerous trees blown down along with some power lines from the Paris Mountain area across Taylors. Power lines fell on a storage building.

County comms reported trees and power lines blown down on East Fairfield Rd.

NWS employee reported a few trees uprooted, numerous large tree limbs snapped, and some power lines blown down, and minor structural damage along the Augusta St corridor in south Greenville.

NWS employee reported a few trees uprooted, numerous large tree limbs snapped, and some power lines blown down, and minor structural damage along the Augusta St corridor in south Greenville.

Public posted video on Social Media of a large tree limb blown own on power lines off Edwards Rd. Highway Patrol reported a tree down on Blacks Rd near Rolling Green Cir.

Public posted video on Social Media of a large tree limb blown own on power lines off Edwards Rd. Highway Patrol reported a tree down on Blacks Rd near Rolling Green Cir.

Public reported trees blown down resulting in power outages.

NWS storm survey found a small area of downburst damage along Bennett St between East Park Ave and East Earle St in downtown Greenville. Damage was limited to multiple uprooted trees and downed power lines.

NWS employee reported a tree blown down on power lines along Highway 14 between Woodruff Rd and Roper Mountain Rd and another tree down a little farther north along Highway 14. Media reported a tree and power lines down on Roper Mountain Rd near Anderson Ridge Rd.

NWS employee reported a tree blown down on power lines along Highway 14 between Woodruff Rd and Roper Mountain Rd and another tree down a little farther north along Highway 14. Media reported a tree and power lines down on Roper Mountain Rd near Anderson Ridge Rd.

County comms reported power lines blown down on Dukeland Dr. Highway Patrol reported a tree blown down at Edwards Mill Rd and Old Mill Rd.

Multiple sources reported a few trees large limbs and power lines blown down throughout the city of Greenville and vicinity. One tree fell on a vehicle on Coolidge Ave.

Emergency manager reported multiple trees and power lines blown down on West Georgia Rd and Highway 418. Public reported about a dozen trees blown down around Windover Ln in Fountain Inn. Numerous other trees were reported down across southern Greenville County, especially in the Pelzer area.

Emergency manager reported multiple trees and power lines blown down on West Georgia Rd and Highway 418. Public reported about a dozen trees blown down around Windover Ln in Fountain Inn. Numerous other trees were reported down across southern Greenville County, especially in the Pelzer area.

Public reported multiple trees and a power line blown down on South Old Fairview Rd. Other trees reported down in the general Fork Shoals area.

Fire dept and highway patrol reported multiple trees and some power lines blown down from just east of Slater-Marietta, through Tigerville, to the Lake Robinson area.

Media reported a large tree and power lines blown down on Roper Mountain Extension near Pelham Rd. Highway patrol reported another tree down at Pelham Rd and Meadow Wood Dr.

Media reported a large tree and power lines blown down on Roper Mountain Extension near Pelham Rd. Highway patrol reported another tree down at Pelham Rd and Meadow Wood Dr.

FD reported two trees and a power line blown down near the intersection of Highway 25 and Old Highway 25.

Highway patrol reported power lines blown down at Locust Hill Rd and W McElhaney Rd and a tree down on St Mark Rd.

County comms reported multiple trees and power lines blown down along Wade Hampton Bvd.

FD reported a tree blown down on power lines at the intersection of Highway 14 and Mount Lebanon Church Road and another tree down on Jordan Rd.

FD reported a tree blown down on power lines at the intersection of Highway 14 and Mount Lebanon Church Road and another tree down on Jordan Rd.

Power company reported multiple trees and large limbs blown down on power lines in the Greer/Blue Ridge area. At least one tree fell on a house.

Numerous sources reported multiple trees and power lines blown down throughout central Greenville County, from west Greenville, across the southern part of the city to the Eastside. A power pole snapped and fell on a home in the Judson Mill area. A tree fell through a mobile home in the Taylors area. Some buildings on the Eastside experienced minor roof damage, including at Bob Jones University. A 58 mph wind gust was measured by the ASOS at the Greenville Downtown airport at 6:55 PM EST.

Numerous sources reported multiple trees and power lines blown down throughout central Greenville County, from west Greenville, across the southern part of the city to the Eastside. A power pole snapped and fell on a home in the Judson Mill area. A tree fell through a mobile home in the Taylors area. Some buildings on the Eastside experienced minor roof damage, including at Bob Jones University. A 58 mph wind gust was measured by the ASOS at the Greenville Downtown airport at 6:55 PM EST.

Highway Patrol and the public reported a few trees, power lines, and multiple large limbs blown down along Tigerville Rd near Highway 290. Public also reported multiple trees blown down along Pleasant Hill Rd near Gowensville.

Highway Patrol and the public reported a few trees, power lines, and multiple large limbs blown down along Tigerville Rd near Highway 290. Public also reported multiple trees blown down along Pleasant Hill Rd near Gowensville.

Public reported a tree blown down at N Harrison Bridge Rd and Parkgate Ct and at least one more tree blown down in the Simpsonville area. County comms reported a tree down on power lines on N Almond Dr.

Public reported multiple trees and power lines blown down, mainly on the west and south side of the city of Greenville.

Public reported multiple trees and power lines blown down, mainly on the west and south side of the city of Greenville.

Highway Patrol, media, and public reported multiple trees and some power lines blown down across western Greenville County, from the Golden Grove area, through West Greenville, to Berea, to Travelers Rest. A tree fell on a home in the Berea area and some siding was stripped from a home in the Judson community.

Highway Patrol, media, and public reported multiple trees and some power lines blown down across western Greenville County, from the Golden Grove area, through West Greenville, to Berea, to Travelers Rest. A tree fell on a home in the Berea area and some siding was stripped from a home in the Judson community.

Highway Patrol reported power lines blown down across Montague Rd and a tree down at Montague Rd and White Horse Rd.

Trees were blown down on Alverson Rd and Oaklawn Rd and power lines were blown down at New Harrison Bridge Rd and Fairview Rd.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down along the highway 25/276 corridor from just south of Travelers Rest to the Furman area.

Multiple reports of downed trees were received from the public around Greer, mainly on the west and north side of town. Spotter reported numerous large limbs and power lines down in the Augusta St area just south of downtown Greenville. Highway Patrol reported more than a dozen trees blown down from north of Greer, across Taylors and the Wade Hampton community to the downtown Greenville area.

Multiple reports of downed trees were received from the public around Greer, mainly on the west and north side of town. Spotter reported numerous large limbs and power lines down in the Augusta St area just south of downtown Greenville. Highway Patrol reported more than a dozen trees blown down from north of Greer, across Taylors and the Wade Hampton community to the downtown Greenville area.

NWS survey team found the path of a weak tornado that began in a wooded area just northeast of Lauren Trace Circle. A few trees were downed at this location, with one tree taking down a power line. The tornado intensified as it moved east/northeast from there, downing multiple trees and snapping numerous large limbs along a creek bed before uprooting multiple large trees at a home site on Prince Lake. The tornado continued east northeast, snapping large limbs and knocking down a few trees as it crossed Old Gunter Rd and Mellyn St. About a half-dozen medium to large trees were uprooted at a home between Mellyn St and Mellwood Dr. The tornado lifted shortly after crossing Mellwood Dr.

Trees and power lines were blown down in the Piedmont area. Highway Patrol also reported a tree down on Garrison Rd near highway 25.

Power lines were blown down near the intersection of highways 25 and 11, about 4 miles northeast of Marietta.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of highways 25 and 414 and power lines and a tree were blown down near the intersection of Fews Chapel Rd and highway 101 about 8 miles north northwest of Greer.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of highways 25 and 414 and power lines and a tree were blown down near the intersection of Fews Chapel Rd and highway 101 about 8 miles north northwest of Greer.

Power lines were blown down in two places along Hammett Bridge Rd.

Power lines were down near the intersection of Furman Hall Rd and Pleasantburg Rd in Greenville.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down from downtown Greenville and Mauldin to Simpsonville, Five Forks, Greer, and Taylors. One tree fell on a home on Boyd Ave in Simpsonville. In addition, the ASOS at Greenville-Spartanburg Int'l Airport measured a wind gust of 58 mph at 7:26 pm.

Large tree limbs were blown down along Gap Creek Rd 4 miles north of Cleveland. A tree also fell on power lines about 5 miles north of Marietta.

Power lines were blown down along highway 25 near the Donaldson Center. A couple trees were blown down in the area as well.

A wind gust of 59 mph was recorded at Greenville Downtown Airport. A tree fell across I-385 near the Stone Ave intersection. Trees and power lines were blown down on Rutherford Rd. Also, a tree was split and large limbs downed along Devenger Rd with several trees blown down at a golf course in this same area.

A traffic light was blown down on Pleasantburg Dr. Part of a large tree was blown onto an automobile at Pelham Rd and the Parkway. Also, |quite a few trees and power lines were blown down around the county.

Several trees and power lines blown down across the city. A power line fell on a car on Laurens Rd, trapping the driver inside for a while. Large limbs were blown onto a house on Arlington Ave near Anderson Rd, bending the gutters.

County reported numerous trees and power lines blown down, mainly from the north and east sides of Greenville to Taylors and Greer. At least 2 trees fell on houses and several fell on vehicles. A piece of sheet metal was peeled from the roof of a building on Trade St in downtown Greer. In addition, a 51 knot gust was measured at Donaldson Center at 2:51 PM EST.

Some trees and power lines were blown down.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. The most concentrated area of damage was in the middle of Greenville, particularly in areas from Church St to Mills Ave to Augusta Rd.

Several trees were blown down across the city. Scattered power outages also occurred.

Some power lines were blown down near Pleasant Ridge Park.

Wind lifted and destroyed a tarp covering a baseball field. Trees and power lines were blown down in scattered locations from Mauldin to southeast Greenville. Some light structural damage also occurred.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down in areas from the east side of Greenville, to Taylors, to Greer.

Three lanes of the north end of Interstate 385 were blocked by fallen power lines. Two trees were blown down in the southern part of Greenville, while several large tree limbs were blown down throughout the city.

Trees and powerlines were blown down. At least one tree fell on a vehicle.

Powerlines were blown down near Memorial Hospital and along Augusta Road. Trees were also blown onto houses.

Trees and powerlines were blown down from Berea to Paris Mountain to the Lake Robinson area.

Numerous trees and power lines brought down in Greenville. Over 3000 homes were without power after the storm.

Pulse severe storms developed during the late afternoon hours along the I-85 corridor over Upstate South Carolina. The storms knocked down trees and power lines and produced a little small hail.

Several reports of trees and power lines down in northern Greenville county, with up to 3000 people without power. Also, a boat was capsized on Lake Robinson, and a tree fell on a home near the Syland community 6 miles ESE of Tigerville.

Several trees and power lines were blown down. Also, lightning ignited fires at an apartment complex, causing significant damage to one unit, and moderate damage to two others.

A line of showers and thunderstorms moved east across the Upstate during the evening hours. A few segments in that line became severe, producing damaging straight-line winds. The winds caused trees and power lines to fall, and resulted in minor structural damage.

Thunderstorms developed in a very warm and unstable airmass throughout the afternoon. Several storms became severe and produced damaging microburst winds and large hail up to one and half inches in diameter. Several metal Leonard-type buildings were destroyed, portable equipment was blown around and damaged, and the air traffic control tower was damaged at Donaldson Center. Outside Fountain Inn a porch, garage, and roof were damaged by the wind. Elsewhere, numerous trees and power lines were downed.

A large severe thunderstorm moved over the city of Greenville and produced a couple areas of wind damage. Most significant was on the west side, including Berea, where numerous trees and power lines were blown down. The roof of an apartment building was also damaged. The storm then produced damaging winds in Simpsonville where trees were downed on Standing Springs Road and power lines were downed all over the city. Frequent cloud to ground lightning accompanied the storm. One lightning strike started a fire which burned most of a church in Greenville. A house was damaged by lightning in Simpsonville.The severe storm moved into Laurens county, blew down trees in Hickory Tavern and produced dime size hail in Gray Court. A cluster of slow-moving thunderstorms then developed from Laurens to Clinton and Joanna and produced excessive rainfall which led to severe urban flooding and flash flood conditions. Water rose into three stores in Clinton. Streams rose out of their banks near Joanna with some roads covered for a short time.

A line of strong to severe thunderstorms moved across the Upstate during the early morning hours. One storm produced a weak tornado in Clemson which traveled east-northeast - crossing Highway 123 a couple of times. Damage was mainly in the form of trees on homes and vehicles, but there was some light structural damage as well. Thunderstorm winds blew down trees and power lines in spots from Anderson to Greenville and Spartanburg. An awning was blown off a porch in Greenville.