Power Outage in Greenwood, MS

Several power poles were snapped along Highway 82 in Browning. In addition, two homes sustained damage from falling trees.

A tree and powerline were blown down in Itta Bena and another tree was blown down on County Road 539, about three miles north of Itta Bena.

A tree fell down in Greenwood, which caused a power line to fall.

A tree and a power line were blown down along Money Road.

Power outages were affecting 110 homes.

Ice accumulated on trees and power lines in the northwestern part of the county.

Around a quarter inch of ice accumulated on trees and power lines across the county.

Power outages occurred at the courthouse and the fire station in town due to trees on power lines.

Trees and power lines were blown down around Greenwood.

Strong winds blew a tree down in the Johnson Subdivision near Greenwood. The tree knocked down a few power poles and lines causing power outages in the area, as well as a small grass fire.

Several trees and power lines were blown down in the city of Greenwood.

A power pole was snapped at an apartment complex in Greenwood.

A few trees and power poles were blown down in Itta Bena causing power outages. Several trees were blown down along CR 518 north of Greenwood as well.

Several trees were blown down with two down on homes and one on a mobile home. Several power lines were down as well.

Seven power poles were blown down north of Greenwood.

Straight line winds estimated to be 80 mph caused a power pole to lean along county road 531. Additionally, a home had half of the shingles torn off and the roof lifted. Damage to a shed also occurred at this location with the shed debris thrown across a field.

A swath of thunderstorm wind damage occurred from Itta Bena to Greenwood. At Itta Bena, several large trees as well as power lines were blown down. A couple of homes were damage. One home sustained roof damage and the other some window damage. The roof was completely blown off of a large church and a grain bin was torn down. Trees were blown down around Greenwood and a large fence was blow down at the Industrial park.

Several trees were blown down around the city of Greenwood. A couple trees blocked roadways causing a few accidents. Power was knocked out in Greenwood as well as out in the county.

Several power lines were downed and one power pole was snapped. The tornado touched down near Swiftown and crossed Mississippi Highway 7 near County Road 530.

Several power lines were downed and one power pole was snapped. The tornado touched down near Swiftown and crossed Mississippi Highway 7 near County Road 530.

A few power lines and some power poles were blown down.

Multiple power poles were blown down in Quito Community along Highway 7.

Multiple power poles were blown down in Quito Community along Highway 7.

Power lines were blown down, which caused power outages in the Rising Sun Community. Three trees were also blown down in Itta Bena.

Pressure gradient winds behind a strong cold front caused trees|to fall on power lines near Minter City.

A few trees and power lines were blown down.

Around one quarter inch of ice accumulated slowly through the day with icing being worst across area roads. Accidents were plentiful across the county with some icing in trees and on power lines.

Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down across the central portion of the county. A few sheds were also damaged or demolished.

Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down across the central portion of the county. A few sheds were also damaged or demolished.

Intermittent damage occurred from 7 miles west of town to about 5 miles northwest of town. Seven miles west, an awning to a house was knocked over. Northwest of town, a power pole was blown down and a irrigation pivot system was flipped over.

This tornado touched down just West-Southwest of Shellmound and moved east for 3 miles. Several trees were uprooted and snapped along the path with an area along US Highway 49E having a number of power poles snapped off at the base. An irrigation structure was picked up and moved causing significant damage to the irrigation system. Damage from this tornado was limited due to the path occurring over open farm land.

Several powerlines were blown down with a few of them snapped.

Trees knocked down some power lines along highway 49.

The same "bow echo" which moved through Indianola and caused extensive damage, continued into west-central Leflore County and tracked northeast near the Schlater and Minter City Communities. This "bow echo" remained rather intense and down numerous trees and power lines from around Schlater to near Minter City. By 1235 pm, the "bow echo" segment lifted northeast out of Leflore county. However, the rest of the squall line still had to move across the southern half of Leflore County. As the line moved through, a few power lines were blown down in Itta Bena and then Greenwood causing many power outages.