Power Outage in Immokalee, FL

Fire department reported branches down with multiple royal palms snapped at base. There was also damage to homes, a street sign and power lines down.

Marco Island Police Department reported a powerline down near South Collier Blvd associated with a strong wind gust from a thunderstorm.

A line of severe storms moved onshore the Collier county coast, producing a 30 mile long, 2-4 mile swath of damage starting in the Naples area and ending in Immokalee.||As the line storms moved onshore, it beached several catamarans in the vicinity of Naples Pier. Extensive tree damage occurred around the Port Royal, Aqualane Shores, Royal Harbor, and Olde Naples areas near the coast; including large uprooted trees and snapped tree trunks. As the line moved further inland, boat and dock damage occurred at the Port of Naples Marina, as well as damage to a nearby construction site. Extensive tree and minor outbuilding damage occurred in and near the Naples Zoo. ||To the north, several planes were damaged at the Naples Municipal Airport along with extensive tree, shed, and outbuilding damage in the vicinity of the airport. Intermittent damage occurred as the line moved further east across I-75, with more concentrated damage in the northwest portions of Golden Gate City. In addition to tree damage, numerous street signs were downed along with fence damage. Just to the northeast in Golden Gate Estates, a significant area of concentrated damage occurred with dozen of very large trees, power lines and fences downed along with heavily damaged outbuildings. Sporadic damage occurred further northeast through Orange Tree. The last area of observed damage was in the Immokalee Seminole Indian Reservation where winds damaged fences, power lines, outbuildings, and trees.||Wind gusts throughout the area of damage were 70 to 90 mph, supported by nearby measured gusts.

Law Enforcement reported a trailer was blown over along with powerlines down.

Reports of trees and power lines downed in the Gulf Shore Boulevard and Moorings Country Club area of Naples. This damage was not directly related to the waterspout that made landfall near 1901 Gulf Shore Blvd., but instead likely from downburst winds associated with the same storm.

Numerous reports of tree branches and trees were blown down across the Naples, Golden Gate Estates, and Immokalee areas. Power lines reported down throughout Naples metro. Rainfall amounts between 2.5 and 4 inches have also been reported.

Numerous reports of tree branches and trees were blown down across the Naples, Golden Gate Estates, and Immokalee areas. Power lines reported down throughout Naples metro. Rainfall amounts between 2.5 and 4 inches have also been reported.

Power lines were knocked down in the 13000 block of Oil Well Road.

Three power poles down along with a path of trees downed north of Carnestown along State Road 29.

A surface boundary north of the area triggered a cluster of strong and severe thunderstorms which moved south and swept across Lake Okeechobee and across the southwest coast into the Gulf of Mexico. More than 30,000 people were out of power in the area due to the storm. Cars were also flipped and numerous trees, power lines, and traffic signals were downed.||Damage from the storms was estimated at $40,000.

Strong to severe thunderstorms affected the Naples area, producing hail, strong winds and minor flooding. About 1,000 customers were without power in Collier County as a result of the storms.