Power Outage in Jackson, MI

A peak wind gust of 62 mph was recorded by the Jackson airport ASOS. Scattered power outages were reported.

A peak wind gust to 62 mph was reported at Jackson Reynolds field. There were several reports of power outages and downed trees.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

Law enforcement reported that several trees and power lines were blown down in the Pleasant Lake area.

Downed tree limbs and power lines and widespread power outages occurred due to wind gusts of up to around 60 mph.

A quarter to four tenths of an inch of freezing rain was reported. The combination of freezing rain and strong winds caused power outages.

A peak wind gust of 62 mph was measured at the Jackson county Reynolds field airport in Jackson. Peak wind gusts in the 60 to 70 mph range resulted in numerous downed trees and limbs and power lines and widespread power outages.

An isolated severe thunderstorm produced wind gusts up to 80 mph in Jackson. A 69 knot measured wind gust was reported at the Jackson airport. This resulted in numerous downed trees and limbs and power lines.

Severe thunderstorm winds brought down numerous trees and limbs, some of which fell on homes, cars and power lines.

Eleven inches of snow was reported in Jackson and a foot of snow fell in Rives Junction. The heavy wet snow resulted in scattered power outages.

A half to three quarters of an inch of ice accumulation occurred across the northern third of Jackson county, causing numerous power outages and downed tree limbs and lines.

Wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph across Jackson county resulted in thousands of power outages.

Law enforcement reported about twenty trees blown down and a few power outages.

Law enforcement from Jackson county reported several downed trees and power lines from Tompkins to Rives Junction and Henrietta.

Ice accumulations of one-tenth to one-quarter of an inch occurred over the county. The ice was preceded by 3 to 6 inches of a snow-sleet mixture. Approximately ten thousand people lost power during the storm.

Trained spotters reported that tree limbs and power lines were blown down four miles south southwest of Leslie. Power lines were also blown down across Kennedy road in Henrietta township.

Six to seven and a half inches of snow was reported across Jackson county, resulting in downed trees, branches and power lines, 34 property damage accidents and two accidents with injuries. Scattered power outages were also reported.

Wind gusts up to 60 mph brought down several trees and power lines. A 54 mph gust was recorded at Reynolds field in Jackson.

Non convective thunderstorm wind gusts brought down several trees and power lines.

Seven eighths inch diameter hail was reported 5 miles south of Jackson, and several power poles were blown down near Jackson as well.

Law enforcement in Jackson reported that several trees and power lines were blown down.

Numerous reports of blown down trees and power lines were received from across Jackson county.

Several power lines and trees were blown down in Jackson and also about five miles south of Jackson.

Isolated severe storms produced sporadic wind damage in the form of a few downed trees and power lines.

An isolated severe thunderstorm produced wind gusts of up to 80 mph in Jackson, resulting in downed trees and limbs and numerous power outages. At one point close to 8,000 people lost power in Jackson during the evening hours of November 18th.

A severe thunderstorm produced numerous reports of wind damage across Jackson county during the evening hours of the 19th. Trees were blown down in Napoleon township, and numerous trees and power lines were also blown down in the city of Jackson. Trees were also blown down in Leoni township. All of the reports of trees blown down came from Jackson county area law enforcement.