Power Outage in Ludowici, GA

A firefighter reported a tree on a power line along Rye Patch Road.

The Long County 911 Call Center reported power lines down on Sandy Run Road.

Long County Emergency Management reported multiple trees down across the county due to strong winds associated with Hurricane Irma. One tree came down on power lines on South Macon Street in Ludowici.

Long County dispatch reported a tree down on power lines near the Huddle House on Highway 84.

The Long County 911 Call Center reported several trees and power lines down in and near Land Of Lakes Mobile Home Park. Several mobile homes and 4 vehicles were reported with damage.

The Long County 911 Call Center reported a tree down on power lines at the 1500 block of Georgia Highway 57 in front of Smiley Elementary School.

Trained Spotter reported a powerline down off of Macon Street.

The Long County emergency manager confirmed damage to a boat house and several trees snapped onto power lines on Gordon Lane.

The Ludowici Police Department reported numerous trees and powerlines down in downtown Ludowici.

The Long County 911 call center relayed a report of a power line down near the intersection of Highway 301 and Bradwell Durham Road.

Broadcast Media relayed a report of a tree and power lines down near the intersection of Old Macon Darien Road and Roy Smith Road, 3 miles southeast of Ludowici, Georgia. The tree was blocking the road to vehicle traffic.

A 911 center reported a power line down on Rye Patch Road.

Law enforcement reported powerlines down along Rye Patch Road.

A county official reported numerous trees and powerlines down on Highway 196. A tree also fell onto a car at the intersection of Flowers Road and Highway 196 with one person sustaining minor injuries.

The Long county emergency manager reported shingle damage to two homes about 55 yards apart from each other along with trees and power lines down near the intersection of Flowers Road and Highway 196. Shingle damage was found on the northeast side of both home structures, thus indicating a tornadic circulation. A report of a tornado along with shingle and tree damage led to a confirmed EF0 tornado with estimated wind speeds of 75 to 85 miles per hour. The path of the tornado was brief with an estimate of a couple hundred feet in length. Monetary damage was estimated at $15,000. No deaths or injuries were associated with the tornado.

Law Enforcement reported a tree down on a power line, 1 mile north-northwest of Donald, Georgia.

Law enforcement reported a powerline down in Ryepatch Georgia.

Several trees and power lines were reported down across Smith Berry Road near Highway 301 and State Road 196 in Donald, Georgia.

Trees and power lines were reported down 3 miles south of Walthourville, Georgia.

Five 10 inch diameter trees were reported down by the Long county warning point east of Ludowici, Georgia. One tree blocked Simons Mill Pond Road and another fell on a power line.

Several power outages and numerous trees were reported down across Long County.

One tree fell on a powerline near the intersection of Ryepatch Road and Highway 301.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and power lines.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down power lines.

Trees and power lines were down.

Wind knocked down several trees and large limbs which also brought down some power lines.

Trees and power lines down.

Trees and power lines down.

Powerlines down.

Power lines down