Power Outage in Miramar Beach, FL

Trees and two power lines were blown down County Highway 183 South and George Montgomery Road.

An approximately three mile stretch of roadway was closed due to downed trees and power lines from Highway 81 near the Walton-Holmes county border to County Road 181 in Walton county.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across Walton county.

Power lines were blown down on Highway 98 in Miramar Beach between Seascape Dr and Poinciana Blvd resulting in a road closure.

Power lines were blown down and arcing along Highway 2 in northern Walton County.

A large power outage due to wind was reported southeast of De Funiak Springs. There were also reports of trees down in the area.

A power pole was blown down near Lakeview Dr.

A power line was blown down at the 1200 block of County Highway 185.

A couple of power lines were downed due to wind blowing trees onto them.

A power line was blown down on private property in the Sandestin area.

A power outage occurred due to part of a tree falling on a power line west of Red Bay.

The top of a tree broke off and fell onto power lines north of Bruce, resulting in a power outage.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

A tree limb blew down onto a transformer and resulted in a power outage to 98 customers.

There were two reports of a tree and power lines down on Florence Street.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down across Walton county.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down across Walton county.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down near the Highway 331 and Highway 2A intersection.

A large tree branch was snapped and fell on a power line along Coy Burgess Loop, causing the power line to come down.

A tree fell onto power lines near Villa Tasso resulting in a power outage.

Power lines were blown down near the intersection of Highway 331 and County Road 1084.

A high tension power line was blown down on Highway 98 near Breakers Street resulting in a large power outage.

Lightning caused a power outage to approximately 472 customers in eastern Walton county. Damage was estimated.

A tree and power line were blown down at Douglas Crossroads.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Gaskin.

A tree was blown down onto a power line near Adkison Road and Highway 280.

A tree was blown onto a power line in the Red Bay area according to the Chelco power company facebook page.

A tree was blown down onto power lines in the Red Bay area resulting in a power outage to 213 customers.

Power lines were blown down with traffic being re-routed. This report was relayed by a WMBB-TV meteorologist.

A brief EF0 tornado occurred along Highway 81 just north of Bruce. Damage was confined to trees and power lines downed.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Power flashes were witnessed near Inlet Beach.

Power lines were blown down in Bruce.

A tree was blown down on Main Stree and Davis Street with power lines down on Graham Ave.

Trees were blown down along with power outages.

The public reported trees and power lines down in northern Walton county. At least 4 trees were blown down. The report was obtained via facebook. Monetary damage was estimated.

Trees were blown down on power lines along Highway 2 near Darlington. Monetary damage was estimated.

Power lines were down around the Eucheeanna community. Monetary damage was estimated.

A tree was blown down onto a power line near 288 County Highway 83A. The monetary damage figure provided is a rough estimate.

A tree was blown down onto a power line near 5687 S US 331. The monetary damage figure provided is a rough estimate.

Several power lines were blown down with one on a vehicle. Several RVs were also overturned. One tree was blown down on a residence. This damage occurred along SR 90 in De Funiak Springs. The monetary damage figure provided is a rough estimate.

A few trees and power lines were blown down. The monetary damage figure provided is a rough estimate.

Straight-line winds downed several trees and utility poles. Approximately 1,000 customers were without power. A beach flagploe was blown over on U.S. Highway 98.

Some downed trees and power lines reported by the Walton County EMA.

A tornado touched down and damaged numerous homes near U.S. Highway 98. Numerous trees and power lines were snapped. Reported by the Walton County EMA.

Torrential rainfall produced significant flooding in the Ponce De Leon area on State Highway 81. Up to eight inches of water covered several roads. Gusty winds and saturated grounds downed several trees and power lines. Reported by the Walton County EMA.

Numerous downed power lines reported by DeFuniak Springs Police.

Downed power lines reported by the Walton County EMA.

Numerous trees and power lines down. A mobile home sustained roof damage. Several homes and businesses received minor damage. Homes and businesses were without power along U.S. Highway 98 from County Road 30-A to U.S. Highway 331. Reported by the Walton County EMA.

Trees and power lines down in De Funiak Springs, Mossy Head, Paxton and Glendale. Reported by the Walton County Sheriff.

Some trees down on power lines in Freeport and northern Walton County. Reported by the Walton County Sheriff.

Scattered thunderstorms brought a few impacts to the Florida panhandle with a report of a power line blown down in Calhoun county, as well as lightning striking a road in Walton county.

Subtropical Storm Alberto affected portions of the Florida panhandle and southeast Alabama on May 28th. County by county impacts are as follows. ||In Walton county, construction barrels were blown onto Highway 98 in Miramar Beach. A tree fell and knocked down power lines across the road at 186 Fine Hill Dr in De Funiak Springs. Trees were blown down at Spence Dr and Highway 81, at Oak Grove Road and County Road 181E, and at South Jackson Street. Flooding was reported in Santa Rosa Beach near the intersection of County Highway 395 and East Point Washington Road and along Flounder Street and Dolphin Way. Inlet Beach Park beach access road flooded on Lakeshore Drive.||In Taylor county, the Steinhatchee boat ramp flooded with some minor overwash into the adjacent parking lot. On the Aucilla River, the boat ramp at Mandalay Bay was washed off pilings onto dry line.||In Wakulla county, there were approximately 40 trees and power lines blown down and a few low lying roads flooded. There was one report of damage to a structure from a tree falling. For the St. Mark River at Highway 98, there was 1.5 feet of inundation at the Newport boat ramp. In the town of St. Marks, Riverside Drive was flooded up to a 1 foot depth and inundation extended from Riverfront up to 1000 ft inland northward along Port Leon Drive. Water entered a restaurant. Old Fort Road and areas near the fort flooded with peak inundations with 2.5 ft. There was minor erosion at Shell Point Beach. There were five homes with water underneath them on Beatty Taff Drive. Mashes Sand Beach from the beach front westward to Blue Crab Road was flooded. Peak inundation near the beach front was 2.5 ft. Inundation covered up to 3000 ft along the road. Two homes at ground level had water reach an exterior wall, but no water entered the structures.||In Franklin county, Alligator Point Road was overwashed during the peak storm surge. In Eastpoint, flooding affected the east end of the causeway to Apalachicola, Buck Street, the beach near Reed Court, and water was up to the rock at 10th Street and Highway 98. In Apalachicola, the marina and Water Street flooded. The beaches were also underwater at the east end of the St. George Island Plantation. ||In Coffee county, trees were down County Roads 321 and 342 near Elba, Highway 87 near Fuller Brothers, Highway 87 at MM 34, Highway 189 near Perry Store, County Road 153 near Tabernacle, and County Road 248 near Weeks Bridge in New Brockton. Power lines were down on Lee Street in New Brockton, Elba near Weeks Tire, and in the downtown areas of Elba and Enterprise. ||In Houston County, there were a few downed trees and a short power outage. One tree partially blocked Brannon Stand Road on the west side of Dothan.||In Holmes county, there were a couple of reports of trees down blocking roadways at Carter Mack and Old Mill. An oak tree also fell onto a mobile home.||In Jackson county, around eight trees were blown down with a few small power outages.||In Liberty county, there were small and sporadic power outages.||In Leon county, around 9000 homes lost power in Tallahassee due to downed trees and limbs. ||In Jefferson county, a tree fell onto a car on I-10, resulting in two serious injuries.

A line of strong to severe storms affected portions of northwest Florida during the overnight hours of May 20th. Damage was most numerous in Walton county where several trees and power lines were blown down.

Scattered afternoon thunderstorms developed in an environment of high instability favorable for microbursts. A couple of storms became severe with downed trees and power lines as well as one storm with large hail.

A line of severe thunderstorms tracked across the region on April 25th. Numerous reports of downed trees and power lines were received. This damage was scattered across a wide area with many counties affected. It is likely a widespread area saw wind gusts in excess of 60 mph with localized areas seeing wind gusts in excess of hurricane force based on the reports received and radar wind velocity data.