Power Outage in Monticello, KY

A tree was reported to have been blown down onto powerlines along KY-167 south of Monticello.

A tree was reported to have been blown down onto powerlines along Missouri Hollow Road south of Monticello.

Tree blown down onto a power line approximately 1 mile southwest of Steubenville leading to local power outages.

Wayne County 911 reported a tree blown down onto a power line along Hwy 3284 about 0.5 miles off Hwy 92 near Monticello.

Wayne County 911 reported tree limbs blown down onto power lines along Foster Mountain Road near the community of Cooper.

Trees were reported across powerlines in the vicinity of Bertram Hollow Road near the community of Cooper.

The Wayne County dispatch reported that powerful thunderstorm winds had blown the roof off of a house along Elm Street in Monticello.

The Wayne County dispatch reported that powerful thunderstorm wind gusts had knocked down a tree onto a home along Chesney Street in Monticello.

Dispatch relayed a report of a lightning strike causing a tree to fall on a house and powerline in Monticello.

The county Emergency Manager and public reported numerous trees down in and north of Monticello along Kentucky Highway 90. These downed trees resulted in powerlines being knocked down, leading to over 4,000 power outages across the county. A few tin roofs were also blown off of buildings, further complicating road accessibility for cleanup crews. A State of Emergency was declared in order to speed up cleanup efforts.

The county Emergency Manager and public reported numerous trees down in and north of Monticello along Kentucky Highway 90. These downed trees resulted in powerlines being knocked down, leading to over 4,000 power outages across the county. A few tin roofs were also blown off of buildings, further complicating road accessibility for cleanup crews. A State of Emergency was declared in order to speed up cleanup efforts.

Dispatch reported a brief gust of severe winds resulting in downed power lines northwest of Monticello. These active lines landed on a tree, spawning a fire.

Emergency Management reported wind damage to the roof of the local Walmart. A nearby power pole was also snapped, resulting in 3,000 customers losing power for a brief period.

Emergency Management reported wind damage to the roof of the local Walmart. A nearby power pole was also snapped, resulting in 3,000 customers losing power for a brief period.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Monticello.

Tree limbs were blown down onto power lines, leading to power outages in the area. Pea size hail was also reported.

Power lines were blown down near Conley Bottom Resort.

Trees were blown down and power lines were blown down and onto a house in the Zula and Alpha communities.

Trees and power lines were blown down countywide. The time was estimated off of radar.

Trees and power lines were down and blocking Brammer Hill Rd in the Delta community.

Trees, power lines, and limbs were blown down in Zula.

A screen door was torn from a home along Hwy 92E in Monticello. A number of power outages were also reported in and around Monticello. Multiple trees had been blown down on Hwys 90E and 92E as well.

A quarter of an inch of ice accumulated on power lines and trees, with a tenth of an inch of roads.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Steubenville and Conley Bottom.

Trees and power lines down in Monticello and throughout the county.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Monticello. Fires were started by downed power lines.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Monticello. Fires were also started by downed power lines.

Several trees and power lines were blown down. Fires were also started by downed power lines.

Numerous trees down over south portion of the county. Power out in Monticello for a couple of hours.

Tree down and broke power line at Rogers Grove.

Power lines blown down.

Several trees down on powerlines.

Large tree limbs down on power lines on Old Missouri Hollow Road.

Trees and power lines were down in the Monticello area and also northern Wayne County.

Power lines were down.

Trees were down across power lines.

Trees were down across power lines along Kentucky Highway 167 and Highway 789.

Numerous trees were blown down across the county along with power outages.

Numerous power lines were blown down by strong winds.

Trees and power lines reported down in and around Monticello.

A slow moving and long-lasting severe thunderstorm produced strong winds which broke a power pole in half and blew several trees down concentrated near central Wayne County including the cities of Monticello, Susie, and Slat.

Gusty southwest winds occurred this afternoon ahead of an approaching cold front. These winds, at times gusting up to 40-45 mph, led to isolated damage southwest of Monticello in Wayne County. Fallen trees took down power lines on Kentucky Highway 1009 between Jennings Hollow Road and Kentucky Highway 200, resulting in the closure of the road late this afternoon into the evening.