Power Outage in Jackson, AL

High winds downed a tree on a powerline at the intersection of Forest Avenue and Golf View Drive.

High winds downed a tree on a powerline.

High winds downed trees and powerlines along Club Wiley Road.

High winds downed trees and power lines on Bethlehem Road at Winn Road.

Strong winds downed trees and power lines in Jackson.

High winds downed trees and power lines along Bashi Road.

Roof blown off of a storage building on Gainestown Road. Several trees and power lines downed.

Trees and power lines down in Gainestown area.

Tree and power lines down as well as a large tree down on Elam Baptist Church.

Tree and power lines down at Tallahatta Springs Road and Strawberry Road.

Winds estimated at 40 to 50 mph associated with a wake low produced widespread tree and power line damage across the county.

A tree was blown down onto a power line on Gainestown Road near Evergreen Road.

Ice accrual of a quarter inch was reported across far northern Clarke County. The greatest accrual occurred on trees, power lines, and metal surfaces. Several trees were downed due to the icing, especially around the Thomasville area. There was also a minor accumulation of sleet with the storm, generally a trace to a tenth of an inch.

Winds estimated at 60 mph downed trees and power line son Salt Works Road.

Non-thunderstorm gradient winds estimated at 50 mph downed a tree on to a house and powerlines.

Clarke County Emergency Management reported trees and power lines blown down in severe thunderstorm winds on Tallahatta Road approximately 8 miles west of Thomasville. Also reported pea size hail.

Winds estimated at 70 mph downed trees and power lines at College and State Streets. Trees also reported down on Forrest Avenue. Trees were also blocking road and on a structure at West Clinton and North Portis Streets.

Winds estimated at 70 mph downed trees and power lines at the 100 Block of Dogwood and 124 Block of Hayeswood.

An isolated microburst occurred at the Harper Headstart School. The school sustained roof damage...with nearly all the tar roofing material peeled off...metal fencing was flattened and the school lost electrical power due to a transformer catching fire.

Aerial survey by Alabama Forestry Commission indicated a 300 to 600 yard wide path of trees snapped or blown over on the Fred T. Stimpson State Game Preserve. Several power poles and lines were snapped, and a storage shed was destroyed. The timber losses of large longleaf pine and slash pine were estimated to be close to 3 million dollars.

The large thunderstorm bow echo continued moving east and blew down several trees and powerlines near Salitpa. A few of the trees fell on homes and caused roof damage. Heavy rains also caused minor street flooding.

A weak tornado briefly touched down along County Road 44 near Talahatta Springs. A funnel cloud was reported just a couple of minutes before near Opine. The weak tornado blew down several trees and power lines and damaged the roof of a small meat processing plant. No injuries were reported. Large hail was also reported with the storm.

A tornado developed along the fringes of Tropical Storm Cindy. The tornado touched down west of Walker Springs and blew down trees and power lines for about half a mile.

High thunderstorm winds blew down some trees and power lines near the community.

Power poles and power lines were blown down as a result of high thunderstorm winds.

Thunderstorms produced high winds which downed trees and power lines in southwest Alabama.

A powerful upper level disturbance combined with unseasonably high moisture and instability resulted in numerous strong storms and an isolated severe thunderstorm across southwest Alabama.

High winds downed trees and power lines in southwest Alabama.

Thunderstorms developed across the area and produced strong wind gusts that downed trees and power lines in southwest Alabama.

A thunderstorm produced strong winds that downed trees and power lines in southwest Alabama.

A thunderstorm produced high winds that blew down trees and powerlines.