Power Outage in Luray, VA

Trained spotters reported significant ice accretion resulting in numerous accidents, downed trees and power lines, and power outages throughout the county.

A few trees were blown down in and near Luray, including one that fell onto power lines at the intersection of Dry Run Road and Clearview Road.

There was a tree down on power lines on Leaksville Road near Mike Longs Woods Road.

There was a tree down on power lines near intersection of Hawksbill Pard Road and Jordan Hollow Road.

Snowfall totaled up to 20 inches near Luray and also near Honeyville. Power outages were reported throughout the county due to the weight of the snow on trees and power lines.

Trees and powerlines were down from thunderstorm winds near Luray.

A light glaze of icing due to freezing rain was reported in Luray. Most of the icing was on trees and powerlines.

Page County Emergency Management and trained spotters reported numerous trees and power lines downed from Stanley to Luray.

A Page County official reported trees and power lines down in Stanley. A local newspaper reported a dugout pulled completely off its foundation.

An areal survey was conducted in Luray. An intermittent path of damage approximately 3 miles long from the high school to the east was caused by straight line winds from thunderstorm microbursts. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted. One home had its tin roof and chimney blown off. Numerous barns and outbuildings were either damaged or destroyed. One mobile home was damaged. Eight parked vehicles had their windows blown out by wind blown rocks. Many power lines were also downed. The strongest wind in Luray destroyed a large well constructed 30 foot by 40 foot barn. Total structural damage by local Emergency Management was estimated to be around $237,000.

An areal survey was conducted in Luray. An intermittent path of damage approximately 3 miles long from the high school to the east was caused by straight line winds from thunderstorm microbursts. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted. One home had its tin roof and chimney blown off. Numerous barns and outbuildings were either damaged or destroyed. One mobile home was damaged. Eight parked vehicles had their windows blown out by wind blown rocks. Many power lines were also downed. The strongest wind in Luray destroyed a large well constructed 30 foot by 40 foot barn. Total structural damage by local Emergency Management was estimated to be around $237,000.

Page County Emergency Management reported trees and power lines down across the county.

Law Enforcement reported several trees down in the southern part of Page County. A tree was reported down on a vehicle on Fleesburg Road. Emergency Management reported numerous trees and power lines down along Naked Creek near Furnace. There were also reports of trees down on a few houses.

Page County Emergency Management reported trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Law Enforcement reported several trees down and numerous power outages in Luray, VA.

Trees and powerlines down countywide.

Tree down on power lines and cables.

Several trees and power lines were downed.