Power Outage in Lake Providence, LA

The roof was blown off an apartment building, and some power lines were blown down in the Lake Providence area.

A couple of trees and a power line were blown down near Lake Providence.

A couple of power lines were blown down on Highway 65 South.

Power lines were blown down in Lake Providence.

Although some mix of wintry precipitation occurred during the storm, ice accumulations of 0.25 to 0.50 inches downed numerous trees and power lines around the parish. Much of the parish lost power during the storm.

Tropical depression strength winds from Hurricane Delta blew down scattered trees and power lines in the parish, including one tree which fell onto a home.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Lake Providence.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Alsatia.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across the southern half of East Carroll Parish including the Monticello, Transylvania, and Alsatia areas. There were trees on vehicles, and some structural damage.

A few trees and power poles were blown down in the Shelburn area. An 18 wheeler was also flipped over on Highway 65 North.

Powerlines were blown down along Highland Drive north northwest of Lake Providence. Another powerline was blown down off Homestead Road south southeast of Lake Providence. Trees and powerlines were blown down across the city of Lake Providence.

Powerlines were blown down along Highland Drive north northwest of Lake Providence. Another powerline was blown down off Homestead Road south southeast of Lake Providence. Trees and powerlines were blown down across the city of Lake Providence.

Trees and powerlines were blown down and some windows were blown out.

A tree was blown down on Sand Road. Some power lines were also blown down in the area.

A few trees and power lines were blown down along with a covered car port heavily damaged.

Thunderstorm wind gusts blew down a power line at the intersection of Millikin Street and 2nd Street in Lake Providence.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the parish.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the parish.

Power lines were blown down in town.

Power lines were blown down.

Power lines were blown down along Highway 134.

Between one quarter and one half inch of ice fell across the parish, accumulating mainly on trees and power lines.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across the parish.

Four power lines were blown down near 6289 Highway 580. A tree was also blown down on Highway 134.

The tornado started in an open field just west of US Highway 65, about 2 miles northwest of the Sondheimer community. As it crossed Highway 65 near the intersection with Henderson Loop Road, it destroyed a large farm outbuilding, downed a couple of power poles, and caused some minor damage to nearby structures. The tornado continued east northeast along the north side of Henderson Loop Road, and snapped a large tree and caused shingle damage to two homes near the intersection with Sand Field Road. The tornado then turned a bit more toward the north along that road, causing some minor tree damage before dissipating. Maximum sustained winds were estimated at 95 mph.

Up to a half inch of ice accumulated on trees and power lines causing a few power outages in the northern portion of the parish.

Power lines were blown down.

This tornado touched down in the Darnell Community and tracked into East Carroll Parish before dissipating. Eight power poles were snapped and several sheds/barns had roof damage with two destroyed. Two grain storage bins were severely damaged and siding damage occurred to a volunteer fire dept building in the Bowie Community in East Carroll Parish. Additionally, numerous trees and power lines were snapped and uprooted along the path. Maximum winds were around 115 mph. Total path length was 11 miles.

Two trees and a power line were blown down along Highway 65 north near Shelburn.

A couple of trees and a power line were down off of Highway 134.

Power lines were down across Highway 580 near Alsatia.

A tree and a power pole were blown down in Lake Providence. Additionally, high voltage power lines were blown down with around 300 customers without power.

A swath of damaging winds north of Lake Providence caused numerous trees, power poles, and power lines to have been blown down. Substantial damage occurred to the Shelburn Fire Station and numerous homes were damaged. A tree fell on a house on Highland Road.

A swath of damaging winds north of Lake Providence caused numerous trees, power poles, and power lines to have been blown down. Substantial damage occurred to the Shelburn Fire Station and numerous homes were damaged. A tree fell on a house on Highland Road.

Strong easterly wind gusts, between 50 and 60 mph, developed across East Carroll Parish as a wake low evolved across the region. These high winds downed many trees and a few power lines. A couple trees were also blown down across area roads.

Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down across the parish.

Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down across the parish.

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

Several trees were blown down within the city along with a few power lines. One tree was down on a house with another on a car.

Several power and cable lines were blown down around Lake Providence.

This tornado touched down about 1/2 a mile south of the lake shore. Damage consisted of numerous trees uprooted, snapped or had large limbs torn off. Many power lines were also taken down by the trees and large limbs. Most of the trees were laid to the north/northeast with about 25% of them down to the southeast/east, opposite of the storm motion. The most concentrated damage occurred along the south end of the lake shore where a small cluster of cypress trees were snapped or had many large limbs torn off. The tornado then moved across the lake and to a point at the mouth of the chute. Here, many more trees, limbs and power lines were damaged or torn down along with shingles taken off a few homes. The roof of a patio was pealed back and blown over the main house. There was also a trampoline that was mangled and deposited into a tree some 25 feet up.

A nursing home in town sustained some minor roof damage. A storage shed, on the side of the building, was moved off its blocks and had its roof blown off. Additionally, a few power lines were blown down with a few trees snapped.

A number of large limbs were blown down, some were on power lines resulting in a downed line.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

A swath of wind damage occurred across a large portion of the western side of the parish. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

A tree and a power line were blown down.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

Thunderstorm winds resulted in minor roof damage to a building, as well as trees and powerlines being blown down across the area.

Powerlines and a few trees were blown down.

Numerous trees, large limbs, and power lines were blown down in and around the town of Lake Providence.

A number of trees and power lines were blown down in and around the town of Lake Providence.

The roofs were blown off of a few small storage buildings. Several trees and large limbs were blown down and knocked down some power lines. Two billboards were blown down.

Isolated severe storms affected portions of northeast Louisiana during the late afternoon with some thunderstorms producing wind damage. The thunderstorm wind damage occurred in the form of tree damage, roof damage, a destroyed shed, and damaged power lines. An intense outflow boundary produced most of the storm damage.