Power Outage in Mccomb, MS

Local emergency manager reported trees downed onto powerlines by thunderstorm winds along Magnolia Progress Road.

Law enforcement reported multiple locations across the county with trees and power lines down.

Widespread minor to moderate damage to trees and homes was reported across the county. Most structural damage was exterior, such as shingle damage, carport damage, or fascia damage. However, some homes did suffer major damage due to falling trees. Numerous roads were impassable due to downed trees and powerlines, including portions of I-55, US Hwy 51 and several state highways. At the peak, approximately 65% of the county was without power.

Thunderstorm damaging winds downed multiple trees and powerlines near McComb Mississippi.

Zeta produced tropical storm force wind gusts led to isolated power outages across the county. Otherwise, no significant impacts reported.

Delta produced minor impacts due to tropical storm force wind gusts. The McComb Airport ASOS (KCMB) recorded a peak wind gust of 52 mph. A few trees were downed and at the peak about 40 percent of the county was without power.

The emergency manager reported several trees and powerlines downed by thunderstorm winds. Time estimated by radar.

Several trees and power lines were reported blown down near Progress.

The Pike County Emergency Manager reported 5.5 inches of snow at McComb. There was a report of 7.5 inches received from the public 5 miles east-northeast of Osyka. Accumulation of wet snow caused small and medium sized tree branches to snap, which fell on power lines resulting in some power outages.

A weak tornado...EF1...touched down along an intermittent path in southeast Pike County from near Emerald Road south of Mississippi Highway 48 to Love Creek Road just north of Mississippi Highway 48. Primary damage was to trees and power lines with large trees toppled or snapped. A few houses and mobile homes were damaged by fallen trees as well as power lines.

A weak tornado...EF1...touched down along an intermittent path in southeast Pike County from near Emerald Road south of Mississippi Highway 48 to Love Creek Road just north of Mississippi Highway 48. Primary damage was to trees and power lines with large trees toppled or snapped. A few houses and mobile homes were damaged by fallen trees as well as power lines.

Several trees were reported blown down in the city of McComb, and in areas just south and east of the city. Several of the trees blown down in the city brought down power lines and light poles.

The Pike County Emergency Manager reported several trees blown down in and around McComb. A tree fell on an apartment building, damaging it and injuring an occupant. A tree fell on a home and produced moderate damage to the home. Trees and power lines were blown down across the county. Pea size hail was also reported.

Highway 98 bridge closed in McComb due to ice. Ice accumulating on cars and other metal objects. Accumulation also beginning to be observed on trees and power lines.

Thunderstorm winds knocked several trees down in the Apache Drive area, as well as near Sinclair and Louisiana Avenues. Wind also blew down a tree onto a house. Power was knocked out to about 2500 customers in the McComb area.

Thunderstorm winds blew out two windows in a building and heavily damaged the roof of a carport at the McComb Pike County Airport. A tree was also blown down on power lines near the airport.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees and power lines. The roof and garage of a house was damaged by a falling tree.

Thunderstorm winds ripped the roof off of two buildings, knocked down four signs, and blew windows out and the awnings off of a building. A number of trees and power lines were knocked down in McComb and other locations scattered across Pike County.

Several trees and power lines were blown down at various locations around the county.

Thunderstorm winds blew down an number of trees, power lines, and utility poles. Two trees fell on houses.

Thunderstorm winds blew down power lines and about a dozen trees. One tree fell on a mobile home causing minor damage.

Trees and power lines were knocked down in scattered locations across the county.

Thunderstorm winds blew off the roof of a business and knocked down several trees and power lines.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across the southern portions of the county.

Strong to severe thunderstorms developed over southwest Mississippi. Thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees and power lines in several location.