Power Outage in Millen, GA

Jenkins County dispatch reported trees and power lines down on Highway 21 near Sand Hills Church Road.

Jenkins County dispatch reported trees and power lines down on S Masonic Street.

Jenkins County dispatch reported numerous large limbs, 10 inches or more in diameter, blown onto power lines on Harvey Street.

The Jenkins County 911 call center reported a large tree down on a power line on East Old Savannah Road.

Numerous trees and power lines down in Millen.

The public reported one tree and one power line down.

Fire department officials reported trees and powerlines down at the intersection of Bennetts Landing Road and Old Savannah Road.

Law Enforcement reported scattered trees and power lines down due to ice accumulation throughout Jenkins County. Ice accumulations were also estimated to be near 0.50 inches in Millen, Georgia.

Law enforcement reported trees and power lines down in Millen.

Law Enforcement reported a tree and a power line down on West Old Savannah Road, 5 miles west-southwest of Millen, Georgia.

Law enforcement reported a large tree down on a powerline along Highway 17 in Millen, Georgia.

A utility company reported that 5 powerlines were down around the Millen, Georgia area.

Trees and power lines were reported down 2 miles east of Millen, Georgia.

There were reports of power lines down in the city of Millen. A 5 foot diameter tree fell on a trailer near the Jenkins County Hospital.

Trees and powerlines down.

Several trees, large limbs and power lines were down.

Several farm buildings were destroyed. Also, several large limbs and power lines were down.

Trees and power lines were down.

Large limbs and power lines were blown down by strong thunderstorm winds.

Power l;ines down due to several trees and large limbs.

Coop observer reported several trees and power lines down.

A strong wedge was in place over the Carolinas and Georgia. An area of low pressure developed off the coast and tracked to the northeast on the 26th and into the early morning hours of the 27th, producing freezing rain and freezing drizzle. Ice accretion was generally around 1/4 inch. There were large limbs and power lines down that disrupted the power over the northern portions of Jenkins and Screven Counties.