Power Outage in Liverpool, PA

Thunderstorm Wind. A microburst /straight-line wind damage/ was confirmed near New Buffalo with maximum winds between 90 and 100 mph. The severe winds produced moderate damage, knocking down multiple trees, wires and utility poles. A house on Black Snake Road sustained minor structural damage. A large portion of a barn was knocked down on the 1000 block of Anderson Road. Debris on roads and downed wires caused lane restrictions on SR 17 and274. The Watts Township supervisors and Southwest Madison Township Emergency Coordinator declared a local state of emergency due to the damage and extensive power outages. ||Straight-line wind is generally any wind that is not associated with rotation.

July 08, 2014

High Wind. High winds knocked down numerous trees with several power outages reported county-wide. Two homes sustained structural damage (one from a falling tree) in the Marysville area.

October 29, 2012

High Wind. Non-thunderstorm wind gusts between 50 and 60 mph toppled numerous trees and power lines across Perry County. The high winds caused isolated power outages.

February 12, 2009

High Wind. Non-thunderstorm winds toppled trees, large branches and power lines across Perry County which resulted in several power outages.

December 31, 2008

A potent upper level disturbance and associated cold pool aloft combined with strong early May sunshine to produce a favorable environment for diurnal convection given considerable low and mid level instability. Storm initiation occurred on the ridges, then moved east across portions of central and southeastern Pennsylvania. Gusty winds, torrential downpours and pea sized hail occurred in several locations with one report of thunderstorm wind damage - trees and power lines down in Perry County.

May 12, 2007

Power Outage at Roscoe Warner Field! @SportsByBLinder @pennhsfootball

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