Power Outage in Manning, SC

Trees downed on power lines along Hamilton Rd.

A tree fell on a powerline, and 3 power poles were broken, at Chewning Rd and Lang Rd near Pinewood. Time estimated.

Clarendon Co EM reported damage to a sign and a fence at JC Britton Park on Raccoon Rd in Manning. There were also multiple downed trees and power lines around the park.

A tree was downed on a power line at Bloomville Rd and Cherokee Dr, just SE of Manning.

A tree was downed on a power line at 2006 Greeleyville Hwy, just E of Manning.

A power line was downed at Hwy 260 and Moses Dingle Rd in Jordan.

Numerous reports of downed trees and power lines were received. The highest peak wind gusts in the county were 44 mph at Santee Cooper Regional Airport at 0935 EST (1035 EDT), and 41 mph at a RAWS station in Santee NWR at 1344 EST (1444 EDT). |The highest storm total rainfall amount in the county was 4.69 inches observed by the public on Goat Island near Lake Marion.

Black River Electric Cooperative reported outages due to trees on power lines along Salem Rd near US Hwy 378, west of Turbeville.

Trees fell on a power line along US Hwy 521 SE of Manning.

Approximately 10 trees were downed across the county. Locations of downed trees included near Manning High School, Liberty Church Rd, Bloomville Rd, King Rd, and Hwy 260, all S and SE of Manning. Other locations of downed trees included Am Nash Rd NW of Manning, Interstate 95 northbound near mile marker 133, and US Hwy 15 near Summerton. Around 1200 power outages were reported.||A peak wind gust of 42 knots (48 mph) was measured by the AWOS unit at Santee Cooper Regional Airport south of Manning at 0855 EST (0955 EDT).

Trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Trees and power lines down throughout the county.

Tree down on power lines on Liberty Hill Rd at Oaks Rd. Time estimated.

Trees down taking down a power line along Chewing Rd.

Clarendon Co dispatch reported a tree down on a house and power lines on Old Manning Rd. Time estimated based on radar.

Multiple reports of trees and power lines down throughout the county which closed roadways especially in the Manning and Paxville communities.

Power lines and trees reported down in the New Zion area.

Reported trees down on a power line along Burnt Branch Road.

Sheriff reported powerlines down in Manning.

A major Ice Storm produced 3/4 to 1 inch of ice and around 1 inch of snow and sleet across Clarendon County taking down numerous trees and powerlines. Power outages were widespread across the county affecting most of the population.

A winter storm produced freezing rain, sleet, and snow across Clarendon County causing hazardous traveling conditions. Freezing rain accumulations were around 1/4 to 1/2 took down trees and powerlines causing some outages. Snow/sleet accumulations ranged from 1 to 2 inches across the county.

Highway Patrol reported powerlines down near Pinewood.

EM reported snow accumulations of 1 to 2 inches in the north portion of the county with less than an inch elsewhere. Freezing rain followed the snow with ice accumulations of 1/4 inch in the north to 1/2 inch in the south. Power outages also occurred.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down in Manning and signs down on Hwy 261. Some of the utility poles were broken off at the base.

Summerton Fire Department reported trees down on power lines near the Taw Caw Creek Park.

Santee Electric Cooperative reported trees knocked power lines down on Bill Davis Road approximately 3 miles south of Summerton.

Reported multiple trees and power lines downed on Benbow Drive and vicinity.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down along Hwy 378 near Sandhill Road and American Ave.

Dispatch reported large limbs and powerlines down on Old Georgetown Road.

Santee Electric Coop reported several trees and powerlines down along highway 261.

Santee Electric Coop reported several trees and powerlines down in the Pompeytown Community.

EOC reported several trees and powerlines down around the county.

EM and broadcast media reported and showed video of a tornado moving across land then across Tranquility Cove on the north portion of Lake Marion and continuing east. Damage survey found many trees and powerlines down. Minor to moderate damage occurred to a few homes.

EM and broadcast media reported and showed video of a tornado moving across land then across Tranquility Cove on the north portion of Lake Marion and continuing east. Damage survey found many trees and powerlines down. Minor to moderate damage occurred to a few homes.

Black River Coop reported several large limbs down and powerlines down.

Dispatch reported trees and powerlines down on Greenall road.

Electric company reported trees and powerlines down on Nash road.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down in Paxville.

Sheriff reported trees down on homes and powerlines down.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down.

A strong F1 tornado touched down just west of Manning and continued NNE to Alcolu. Six mobile homes were completely destroyed, 9 had moderate damage, 16 had minor damage, 2 framed homes had minor damage and many trees and powerlines were down. There were 18 injuries, 9 of which were sent to the hospital,4 of which were kept for a few days and released.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down in Manning.

Power company reported some trees and powerlines down.

Electric coop reported powerlines down in Homebranch near Paxville.

Sheriff reported large limbs down on powerlines with power outages.

Freezing rain and sleet took down trees and powerlines. Ice accumulations of 1/2 to 1 inch occurred with 1 to 3 inches of snow falling toward the end of the event.

Isolated storms in the East Midlands took down some trees and powerlines.