Power Outage in Louisa, VA

Power outages were reported and due to a storm on Winston Road in northern Louisa county.

Numerous power outages were reported in southeast portions of Louisa county likely due to thunderstorm winds.

A brief EF0 tornado tracked just west of Mineral from the High School to Kennon Road. Trees and power lines were downed. Baseball stands and fencing were significantly damaged.

Trees were downed along Louisa Road and New Columbia Road. In addition, power lines were downed along James Madison Highway.

Trees were downed along Route 33 (Jefferson Highway) at Paynes Mill. Numerous power outages were reported in the area.

Several trees were downed, including some on power lines.

Trees were downed along with a power line near Louisa.

Numerous trees and power lines were downed south of Gordonsville.

Trees and power lines were downed.

Freezing rain produced around 0.25 inch of ice accumulation. This resulted in very slick roadways and power outages.

Dozens of trees were downed throughout the county. Several trees fell onto county roads including; Doctors Road in Louisa, James Madison Highway in Medlock, and city streets in Bumpass. Additional damage in Bumpass included numerous power lines down as well as minor structural damage to a barn on Route 664.

Power line was downed on Gammontown Road just north of Interstate 64.

Several large trees, power poles, power lines and branches were downed countywide. Trees were reported down on homes and cars in Mineral.

Tree and power line were downed on Bybees Church Road and Ridge Road, just south of U.S. Highway 250.

Several trees and power lines were downed.

One quarter inch of ice accumulated in Louisa, Mineral, and Zion Crossroads which brought down numerous trees and power lines. Three quarters to one and one half inches of sleet also fell.

Widespread wind damage occurred across Louisa County and was reported by several sources. Numerous trees and power lines were downed along the border of Louisa and Albemarle Counties near the town of Boswell's Tavern. There was structural damage to buildings there also. Damage occurred across the county towards Bumpass where the roof was torn off a fitness center and carried a considerable distance to rest on Route 33.

An ice storm affected a large portion of central and eastern Virginia with ice accumulations of up to one-half inch. Freezing rain mixed with sleet and snow spread over the area during the morning hours. Freezing rain then mixed with rain during the afternoon and evening along the eastern counties of Prince George, Charles City, New Kent, King William, King and Queen, Essex, Richmond, and Westmoreland. Farther west, freezing rain fell for most of the day with general accumulations from one-fourth to one-half inch. At one point, 300,000 people were without power in the Richmond vicinity due to the weight of ice downing trees and power lines. One Richmond TV station was knocked off the air for 45 minutes Two people were reported injured in Richmond; one while cutting downed trees with a chainsaw, another in a sledding accident.

Strong winds behind a cold front downed numerous trees and power lines. A microwave dish was also damaged on a county communications tower.

A winter storm produced freezing rain, sleet and snow across Louisa county in central Virginia. Ice accumulation of three tenths of an inch occurred on trees and power lines due to the freezing rain, especially over western part of county. Roads were slippery due to the icing.

A winter storm produced freezing rain, sleet and snow across Louisa county in central Virginia. Ice accumulation of one quarter inch occurred on trees and power lines due to the freezing rain. Roads were very slippery due to the icing.