Power Outage in Lexington, MS

Trees and powerlines were blown down in Lexington.

A tree fell down on a powerline.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. It was reported by the Sheriffs Office.

A big limb was blown onto power lines.

Power lines were blown down in the city of Lexington. Trees were also blown down on Highway 17 North.

Several trees and power lines were blown down in Holmes County due to outflow winds. This included areas along Highway 12 and Highway 17 near Lexington.

This tornado started near the intersection of State Hwy 433 and Hebron Rd southwest of Lexington. A couple of trees were snapped at the point. The tornado continued northeast across Hwy 17 where a few trees were snapped. The tornado continued northeast where it caused significant damage to a couple of mobile homes on Arenia Mallory Rd along with several trees and a few power poles snapped. The tornado crossed Hwy 12 where it caused some roof damage to a business along with numerous snapped trees. The tornado continued northeast to Doe Rd and this is where it reached its widest point. Hundreds of hard and softwood trees were snapped along with 3 wooded high tension poles. The tornado was rated an EF3 at this point. The tornado continued northeast to Bethesda and Bowling Green Road where hundreds more trees were snapped along with some roof damage to a home. The tornado crossed Hwy 55 just west of West snapping trees and several power poles along the way. The tornado continued northeast to just south of Beatty where it merged with another tornado. Maximum winds were around 140 mph. Total path length across Holmes and Carroll Counties was 23 miles.

Several trees were blown down from just northwest of Lexington, in Lexington and just south of town on Highway 17. A few power lines were blown down as well.

One tree and 2 power lines were blown down.

A few power lines and telephone poles were blown down along with numerous trees and large limbs.

A few power lines were blown down along with numerous large limbs.