Power Outage in Hinesville, GA

Liberty County dispatch reported that power lines were blown down onto a tree which sparked a small fire along the 800 block of East Oxford Lane.

A power line was reported down on the 600 block of McDowell Road.

A power line and tree limb were reported down near the intersection of Pineland Avenue and Honey Ridge Lane.

The Liberty County 911 Call Center reported multiple power lines down, including one on fire.

Liberty County dispatch reported a power pole knocked down at 324 West Memorial Drive.

Liberty County dispatch reported a tree down on power lines on Lake Pamona Road.

The National Weather Service in Charleston, South Carolina confirmed an EF-1 tornado at Fort Stewart in Liberty County Georgia with winds approximately 105 to 110 mph. The tornado began near gate 7 of the Fort Stewart base complex, likely as an EF-0, before moving northeast at approximately 35 mph through the center of the base and ending near Highway 144.||Much of the damage throughout the base was EF-0 to high end EF-1 strength. The most significant damage started at Taylors Creek Golf Course, then stretched east-northeast through a small neighborhood to Diamond Elementary School. Several large pine trees were uprooted and/or snapped throughout the golf course and neighborhood area. Approximately 6 to 10 homes were heavily damaged in this neighborhood due to large pine trees falling on them. One home had nearly 75 percent of the roof removed, but the roof was not strapped down to the walls which kept the tornado strength to a high end EF-1 rating. Three cars were also rolled over or moved approximately 20 feet in the parking lot of Diamond Elementary School. The school had roof damage on one corner of the gymnasium. As the tornado continued to move northeast, it snapped many trees and downed power lines along Hero Road near Eisenhower Village. After this point, the tornado continued northeast into a heavily wooded area with sporadic snapped trees and downed limbs until lifting near Highway 144. The tornado lasted approximately 10 to 12 minutes before dissipating at Highway 144.||Total damage reported along the path of the tornado included approximately 42 homes, 150 to 200 vehicles and 8 unit facilities within or near the Fort Stewart area. Total damage cost was estimated to be 5.08 million dollars.

The National Weather Service in Charleston, South Carolina confirmed an EF-1 tornado at Fort Stewart in Liberty County Georgia with winds approximately 105 to 110 mph. The tornado began near gate 7 of the Fort Stewart base complex, likely as an EF-0, before moving northeast at approximately 35 mph through the center of the base and ending near Highway 144.||Much of the damage throughout the base was EF-0 to high end EF-1 strength. The most significant damage started at Taylors Creek Golf Course, then stretched east-northeast through a small neighborhood to Diamond Elementary School. Several large pine trees were uprooted and/or snapped throughout the golf course and neighborhood area. Approximately 6 to 10 homes were heavily damaged in this neighborhood due to large pine trees falling on them. One home had nearly 75 percent of the roof removed, but the roof was not strapped down to the walls which kept the tornado strength to a high end EF-1 rating. Three cars were also rolled over or moved approximately 20 feet in the parking lot of Diamond Elementary School. The school had roof damage on one corner of the gymnasium. As the tornado continued to move northeast, it snapped many trees and downed power lines along Hero Road near Eisenhower Village. After this point, the tornado continued northeast into a heavily wooded area with sporadic snapped trees and downed limbs until lifting near Highway 144. The tornado lasted approximately 10 to 12 minutes before dissipating at Highway 144.||Total damage reported along the path of the tornado included approximately 42 homes, 150 to 200 vehicles and 8 unit facilities within or near the Fort Stewart area. Total damage cost was estimated to be 5.08 million dollars.

The Liberty County Emergency Manager reported that a tree was blown down onto power lines.

The Liberty County 911 Call Center reported a large limb down on a power line and blocking the entrance to a business.

Liberty County communications center reports a tree down on a power line near Fort Stewart.

The Liberty County 911 call center reported a tree down on a power line near the intersection of West Highway 196 and Joyner Road. The damage was likely caused by outflow.

The public reported power lines down near the intersection of Highway 84 and Veterans Parkway.

The Liberty County 911 call center reported a large tree limb downed a power line and was blocking Wilson Avenue near North Main Street.

The Liberty County Emergency Manager reported a roof blown off a structure and trees twisted and uprooted at Fort Stewart. Law enforcement reported power lines down on North Main Street and Harrison Drive and a large sign blown down onto a car along East Oglethorpe Highway. Tree debris were also reported on streets in Hinesville.

One tree reported down on a power line along the intersection of EB Cooper Highway and Thompson Hunting Club.

One tree down on a power line along Wells Road.

Liberty County dispatch reported a tree down on a power line in Flemington.

A large tree limb was reported down on a power line on Sand Dollar Drive.

Law enforcement reported powerlines down near the intersection of Highway 196 and Wells Road.

Law enforcement reported a tree down on a powerline near the intersection of Highway 17 and Interstate 95.

Law enforcement reported a tree down on a power line on Old Seabrook School Road.

Liberty County Emergency Management officials reported that numerous large trees were blown down in a swath approximately 500 yards long and 50 yards wide along Route 84 near Hinesville, Georgia. One tree destroyed a storage shed and numerous power lines were downed as well.

Law Enforcement reported an awning torn down at Liberty Tire and Brake off of Highway 84. Power lines were also reported down on Gausett Pafford Road in Hinesville, Georgia.

A trained weather spotter reported a tree down on a power line on Mary Lou Drive, 1 mile east of Hinesville, Georgia.

One power line was reported down around Flemington in Liberty County.

The Hinesville Police Department reported that a tree fell on a power pole causing it to snap in two in front of their offices.

Trees and powerlines down throughout city.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and power lines just east of Halfmoon Landing.

Fort Stewart military police reported 9 to 12 inch diameter pine trees snapped off 20 feet above ground along highway 144 from mile marker 12 going east for 5 to 6 miles. Power lines also down.

Trees and power lines were down.

Numerous trees, large limbs, and power lines were down.

Numerous large limbs and power lines down across central portion of county

Several trees and power lines down.

Large limbs and power lines down.

Power lines down.

Numerous power lines down.