Power Outage in Palm Coast, FL

Florida power and light reported fallen trees and damage to utility equipment on the south side of Daytona North. The time of damage was estimated by radar.

Power lines were damaged due to a fallen tree. The cost of damage was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

Powerlines were blown down along Beckner Lane in the B-Section of Palm Coast. The time of the wind damage was based on radar.

A tree was blown down onto a power line that ignited a fire and damaged a power line pole in Bulow Woods Circle.

Power lines were blown down near Birch Way and Birchtree Street in Palm Coast. The cost of damage was estimated for Storm Data.

A tree was blown down onto power lines along 1250 Belle Terre Parkway. The cost of damage was estimated for Storm Data.

Power lines were blown down near Mahogany Blvd and Evergreen Ave. Some power outages occurred. The cost of damage was unknown but it was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

A long-lived EF1 tornado tracked west to east across Flagler county during the pre-dawn hours. The tornado entered the west side of the county near Mud Lake within the Haw Creek Preserve around 5:15 am and continued a steady east to northeast track across the central part of the county and impacted Korona and then exited offshore of the local coast near Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, about 1 mile south of Flagler Beach around 5:40 am. The storm survey revealed the most substantial damage within the Korona city limits where EF1 damage occurred. Numerous trees, powerlines and structures were damaged. One masonary structure had its roof blown off in Korona. The following are timing of reports to relayed to the NWS from Flagler County EM: 530 am 2 SSW Flagler Beach a tree was blown down through a roof of a home along Creek Bluff Run in Bulowville, 532 am many roads were closed near Korona and County Road 330 due to widespread tree damage, 532 am several structures had damage behind the White Eagle Lounge in Korona, 536 am a motorhome was flipped and had roof and deck damage along South 28th Street in Flagler Beach, 536 am oak trunks were twisted and trees heavily damaged along Creek Bluff Run, 540 am debris was across the roads and street lights were damaged between South 23rd Street and South 28th Street in South Flagler Beach, and at 540 am some structural damage was reported between south Flagler Beach and Bulowville.

A long-lived EF1 tornado tracked west to east across Flagler county during the pre-dawn hours. The tornado entered the west side of the county near Mud Lake within the Haw Creek Preserve around 5:15 am and continued a steady east to northeast track across the central part of the county and impacted Korona and then exited offshore of the local coast near Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, about 1 mile south of Flagler Beach around 5:40 am. The storm survey revealed the most substantial damage within the Korona city limits where EF1 damage occurred. Numerous trees, powerlines and structures were damaged. One masonary structure had its roof blown off in Korona. The following are timing of reports to relayed to the NWS from Flagler County EM: 530 am 2 SSW Flagler Beach a tree was blown down through a roof of a home along Creek Bluff Run in Bulowville, 532 am many roads were closed near Korona and County Road 330 due to widespread tree damage, 532 am several structures had damage behind the White Eagle Lounge in Korona, 536 am a motorhome was flipped and had roof and deck damage along South 28th Street in Flagler Beach, 536 am oak trunks were twisted and trees heavily damaged along Creek Bluff Run, 540 am debris was across the roads and street lights were damaged between South 23rd Street and South 28th Street in South Flagler Beach, and at 540 am some structural damage was reported between south Flagler Beach and Bulowville.

A tree was blown down onto power lines in Palm Coast on Parkview Drive. The cost of damage was estimated.

Trees were blown down over power lines near Main Street and Otis Stone Hunter Road. The cost of damage was estimated.

Power lines were blown down near Woodhaven Condos.

A tree was blown down onto a power line along Hernandez Avenue.

A tree was blown down onto a power line at 37 Briarwood Drive. The time of damage was based on radar.

A tree was blown down onto a power line at 37 Briarwood Road. The time of damage was based on radar.

A tree was blown down on power lines near Wellshire Lane and Wellstone Drive in Palm Coast. The cost of damage was estimated for the inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

Power lines were blown down along County Road 2006 St. Johns Park. The cost of damage was unknown but it was estimated for the inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

This narrative is from the NWS Jacksonville Post Storm Report for Hurricane Irma which is a compiled list of reports from the storm survey, Emergency Management, private and public weather observation networks and broadcast media sources. ||Flagler County experienced surge, wind and flooding rainfall damage from Irma. There was also one confirmed EF0 tornado touchdown just south of Marineland. Tropical storm force wind gusts began Sunday morning around 9:46 am at Flagler Beach as measured by a volunteer ARES observer with a wind gust of 39 mph. Through noon, gusts of 40-45 mph were measured. At 12:48 pm, surf over-wash was reported at the Malacompra beach approach near the Hammocks. At 1:16 pm, water was reported at the top of the sea wall in Palm Coast. By 2:31 pm, water was over the sea wall and onto grass in Palm Coast. Also at 2:31 pm, roof shingles and siding were blown off of homes along North 20th Street and A1A. Around 3 pm, power lines were blown down at the Beverly Beach Camptown RV resort. At 4:31 pm, water was about 15 inches over the sea wall in Palm Coast. At 4:40 pm, water was over the road along Wynfield Drive in Palm Coast. At 5 pm, water was over the sea wall and the ramp at Bings Landing and Hershal King Parks on the Intracoastal Waterway, and water was over the boat ramp at Dead Lake fish camp. At 5:35 pm, power outages were reported at Station 71. At 6:30 pm, at 50 mph wind gust was measured north of Flagler Beach. By 8:28 pm, sustained tropical storm force winds of 40 mph were measured at north Flagler Beach. At 8:29 pm, trees were blown down onto powerlines at Burgress Place. At 8:30 pm, a measured wind gust of 50 mph was recorded in Flagler Beach. At 8:45 pm, Tangerine to Lancewood and Water Oak to Hibiscus were underwater and impassable. At 9:06 pm, a wind gust of 60 mph was measured in north Flagler Beach, and by 9:17 pm, sustained winds of 45-50 mph were measured in Flagler Beach. By 9:32 pm, there were multiple reports of 40-45 mph wind gusts inland and 45-50 mph gusts at the beaches. At 9:40 pm, numerous secondary roads in Daytona North were impassable due to flooding. The emergency operations center in Bunnell measured a wind gust of 59 mph at 10:45 pm. At 10:55 pm, the ASOS at the Flagler County airport measured a wind gust of 59 mph, then at 11:58 pm, a sustained wind of 48 mph was measured in Flagler Beach. September 11, at 12:24 am, a measured wind gust of 75 mph was measured in Flagler beach with sustained winds near 50 mph through 12:47 am. At 12:26 am, a measured gust of 72 mph was measured at the Emergency Operations center in Bunnell. At 1:01 am, the county airport measured a wind gust of 63 mph. At 2 am, about 2 feet of water was over the sea wall in Palm Coast. At 2:38 am, a sustained wind of 40 mph with gusts to 54 mph was measured at Flagler Beach, then at 3 am A sustained wind of 54 mph with a gust of 78 mph was measured in Flagler Beach. At 3:10 am, a measured gust of 83 mph was recorded at Flagler Beach. At 3:13 am, waist deep water was reported on Emerson Drive in Palm Coast. At 4 am, a report of storm surge impacted Marineland Acres just south of Washington Oaks State Park. At 4:03 am, a sustained wind of 47 mph was measured with a gust to 67 mph in Flagler Beach. At 5:30 am, a porch was blown off along Carol Court. At 5:45 am, water was 4 inches over the sea wall in Palm Coast. At 6:49 am, there were multiple reports of storm surge flooding along the Intracoastal Waterway in Flagler Beach. At 7:22 am, a wind gust of 53 mph was measured in Palm Coast. At 7:44 am, along State Road 100 and South Chapel, water was reported over the road as well as trees blown down. At 8 am, homes were damaged along Woodlash lane. At 8:22 am, Barrington become impassable. At 8:27 am, a power line was reported blown down on Barkley in Palm Coast, then at 8:31 am trees and fences were blown down along Belle Terre and Bellaire Blvds. At 10:19 am, multiple homes were reported under water in Flagler Beach and along the Intracoastal Waterway. The last measured wind over 40 mph was measured at 1:15 pm. Rainfall totals included 12.24 inches at the Bunnell Emergency Operations Center, 14.0 inches in Central Palm Coast at the COPC Water Plant 1, 10.03 inches in Southern Palm Coast at the COPC Water Plant 2, 10.10 inches in West Palm Coast at the COPC Water Plant 3, 8.82 inches in East Palm Coast, and 5.6 inches in West Palm Coast.||Inland river flooding included the Matanzas River at Bings Landing that crested at 4.85 feet on Sept 11th at 0424 EDT. Major flooding occurred at this level. Haw Creek above Russell Landing set a record flood stage at 7.87 feet on Sept 11th at 1430 EDT. Major flooding occurs at this level.

Power lines were blown down along Geranium Court in Palm Coast. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated so the event could be included in Storm Data.

Power lines were blown down along Pine Grove Drive in Palm Coast. The time of damage was based on radar. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated so that the event could be included in Storm Data.

At 5:03 am on Sept. 2nd, a Citizens Weather Station measured a peak wind gust of 52 mph about 5 miles SSE of Crescent Beach. The automated weather station at Marineland measured a peak wind gust of 50 mph. There were scattered reports of power outages in western Flagler county.

A transformer was struck by lightning in Palm Coast. Power outages occurred in the area. The cost of damage was estimated.

A tree was blown onto power lines off of Fort Caroline Lane. The time of damage was based on radar. The cost of damage was estimated.

Power lines were blown down in Daytona North at Avacado Blvd and Ironwood Avenune.

A tree and power lines were blown down along Foster Lane. The cost of damage was estimated for the event to be included in Storm Data.

Trees were blown down onto power lines.

During the evening hours, between 655 pm and 710 pm EST on December 14, 2013, a tornado with maximum strength of EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale touched down and crossed the northern sections of Palm Coast in Flagler County Florida. The tornado initially touched down north of Espanola on an intermittend track. The tornado then intensified to its maximum strength of 95 to 110 across the B section (Indian Trails and Pine Lakes neighborhoods) and western F sections of Palm Coast on a continuous path ranging in width from approximately 75 yards to a maximum of around 150 yards on Bannbury Lane. The tornado weakened as it moved northeast toward the coast with a path width of 25 to 50 yards across the eastern F section and Hammock area. ||The location of the initial touchdown was near 29.52 degrees north latitude and 81.31 degrees west longitude. The location of the final damage was near 29.61 degrees north latitude and 81.19 degrees west longitude. The total distance between the initial touchdown and final damage was approximately 9.5 miles with the longest continuous path approximately 1 mile in the B section of Palm Coast. ||Media reported 7 homes were destroyed and more than 150 damaged when the tornado struck Palm Coast. Palm Coast city officials stated that 142 homes were partially damaged in the Indian Trails neighborhood and 22 homes had moderate damage. The damage was estimated at more than $5 million. No injuries were reported. The area was cluttered with downed trees and house debris. The tornado downed power lines, blew out windows, knocked down trees and power poles and ripped away roof shingles.

During the evening hours, between 655 pm and 710 pm EST on December 14, 2013, a tornado with maximum strength of EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale touched down and crossed the northern sections of Palm Coast in Flagler County Florida. The tornado initially touched down north of Espanola on an intermittend track. The tornado then intensified to its maximum strength of 95 to 110 across the B section (Indian Trails and Pine Lakes neighborhoods) and western F sections of Palm Coast on a continuous path ranging in width from approximately 75 yards to a maximum of around 150 yards on Bannbury Lane. The tornado weakened as it moved northeast toward the coast with a path width of 25 to 50 yards across the eastern F section and Hammock area. ||The location of the initial touchdown was near 29.52 degrees north latitude and 81.31 degrees west longitude. The location of the final damage was near 29.61 degrees north latitude and 81.19 degrees west longitude. The total distance between the initial touchdown and final damage was approximately 9.5 miles with the longest continuous path approximately 1 mile in the B section of Palm Coast. ||Media reported 7 homes were destroyed and more than 150 damaged when the tornado struck Palm Coast. Palm Coast city officials stated that 142 homes were partially damaged in the Indian Trails neighborhood and 22 homes had moderate damage. The damage was estimated at more than $5 million. No injuries were reported. The area was cluttered with downed trees and house debris. The tornado downed power lines, blew out windows, knocked down trees and power poles and ripped away roof shingles.

A tree fell onto a powerline in Palm Coast off of Flamingo Drive. The cost of damage was estimated so the event could be included in StormData, and the cost is likely an underestimate.

Power lines were blown down along South Central Avenue. The cost of damage was estimated so the event could be included in StormData.

Power lines were blown down in Flagler Beach near North 14th and Central Ave. Strong NE winds were sustained around 25-30 mph with gusts of 35-40 mph along the coast around the time of the event. The cost of damage was estimated so the event could be included in StormData.

A tree was blown down onto power lines at 31 Porcupine Drive in Palm Coast.

Power lines were down across A1A due to a lightning strike. The cost of repair was estimated.

A power line was blown down at Ocean Marina Drive and A1A.

Power lines were damaged with widespread power outages near northern Palm Coast.

At 9:15 pm on 6/24, strong wind gusts blew down trees and power lines in Flagler Beach. Emergency Management reported a power line blown down on South Central Avenue in Flagler Beach. At 9:32 pm, emergency management reported a tree down on power lines on Ramblewood Drive in Palm Coast. On 6/27 at 12:09 am, a spotter in west Palm Coast reported 7.20 inches of rainfall from 8 am to midnight.

At 3:13 pm on the 27th, the county emergency management agency reported a tree was blown down on power lines on Forest Hill Drive in Palm Coast. At 9:42 pm on the 27th, trees were blown down on a power line at North 18th St. and Central Ave. in Flagler Beach. At 12:41 pm on the 28th, storm total rainfall amounts in Palm Coast were 5.43 in northern Palm Coast to 5.25 inches in east Palm Coast. Elsewhere in Palm Coast rain totals ranged from 2.25 inches in west-central Palm Coast to 4 inches in west Palm Coast.

Multiple reports of winds between 50 and 60 mph were relayed which caused scattered power outages in Palm Coast. The cost of damage was estimated.

The county 911 Center relayed multiple reports of tree and power lines blown down countywide. The cost of damage was estimated.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down. The cost of damage was estimated.

Multiple reports of winds gusting between 40-50 mph were received. Scattered trees and power lines were blown down across Flagler Beach. The cost of damage and damage removal was estimated.

Thunderstorm downburst winds were first reported at 443 pm EDT in northeast Palm Coast when a 62 mph wind gust was measured. Pool screens were damaged and dime size hail was observed. At 444 pm, a tree was blown down onto a home along Richard Drive and reports of power lines blown down were received. By 445 pm, emergency management received reports of a roof blown off a mobile home on Starboard Drive, a tree on a home along Richland Lane, and multiple trees and electrical wires blown down in the Leigh Woods section of Palm Coast. No injuries were reported. The cost of total damage was estimated.

Thunderstorm downburst winds were first reported at 443 pm EDT in northeast Palm Coast when a 62 mph wind gust was measured. Pool screens were damaged and dime size hail was observed. At 444 pm, a tree was blown down onto a home along Richard Drive and reports of power lines blown down were received. By 445 pm, emergency management received reports of a roof blown off a mobile home on Starboard Drive, a tree on a home along Richland Lane, and multiple trees and electrical wires blown down in the Leigh Woods section of Palm Coast. No injuries were reported. The cost of total damage was estimated.

Power lines were blown down near Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park. The time of the event was based on radar imagery.

Reports were received from 890 Florida Power and Light customers without power in Grand Haven due to downed power lines from thunderstorm winds.

Power lines were blown down near the Daytona North subdivision.

The Emergency Manager received a report of a power line down on Main Street in Espanola.

Flagler County Emergency Management reported power lines down in various locations around Flagler Beach.

Tropical Storm Fay moved slowly north out of Caribbean Sea, then cut across south and central Florida into the Atlantic Ocean. Fay then slowly curved west and made landfall in the vicinity for Flagler Beach and Daytona Beach on Aug 21st. As the storm made landfall sustained winds along the coast were between 40 and 50 mph with gusts in the 60 to 65 mph range. Storm Surge ranged from 2 to 4 feet along the open coast and about 1 to 2 feet on the St Johns River. Storm Surge Flooding occurred on the St Johns River on Thursday night August 21-22 in the Palatka area of Putnam County as northeasterly winds created a seiche effect driving river water southward. On Friday morning August 22nd the winds became more southeasterly along the river and river water was driven north in the San Marco and Riverside areas of Downtown Jacksonville flooding roadways and some structures. River water depths of 4 to 6 inches flooded the Park Lane Condominium in Riverside. A Ford Bronco in the street outside of the condo floated in the river water a short distance into Memorial Park. Flash flooding occurred on McCoys Creek on Thursday night and Moncrief Creek on Friday. Both creeks are in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. Several vehicles were stranded at Kings Road and McCoys Creek Blvd including one vehicle up to its roof. Areal flooding occurred over much of northeast Florida with roads and small creeks flooded. Minor flooding of structures occurred across the area. Numerous trees and power lines were downed with minor structural damage. High surf and beach erosion threatened five homes on the 3850 block of S Ponte Vedra Blvd in Vilano Beach, Florida. Several minor tornado touchdowns occurred in the area with no significant damage or injuries. Many north Florida creeks and Rivers experienced fresh water flooding with Black Creek, The St Marys River at McClenny, the St Johns River, south of Palatka, and the Sante Fe River experiencing the most significant flooding.

Power lines were blown down on State Road 100, west of Bunnell.

Emergency Management reports trees and power lines down with fire rescue on the scene.

Power lines down on West County Road 90 near Daytona North. The time was adjusted based on radar data.

Emergency Management reports power lines down at 139 Westhampton Drive, Palm Coast.

Emergency Management reported a tree down on power line at 569 Dupont Road.

At 09:44 EST 45 mph wind gust reported by a private weather station 6 blocks north of Flagler Beach Pier. At 09:45 EST a 47 mph wind gust was reported at the Flagler Beach Pier. One tree was reported down on a power line in Palm Coast at 10:05 EST and a second tree was blown down on John Anderson Highway in Flagler Beach at 10:22 EST.

Trees were blown down on power lines near the Palm Coast Library.

A severe storm tracked northeast from Andalusia to Palm Coast. Around 115 pm local time, a down-burst occurred in Andalusia where power lines were blown down for a quarter mile along State Road 100. Around 125 pm local time, a spotter estimate wind gusts to 65 mph on Buffalo Robe Drive in Palm Coast. Around 126 pm local time, a report of trees and power lines down in Daytona North was received at the Emergency Operations Center. The last report of downed trees from this storm was received around 138 pm local time. Trees were down in Palm Coast along Rodman Drive.

A severe storm tracked northeast from Andalusia to Palm Coast. Around 115 pm local time, a down-burst occurred in Andalusia where power lines were blown down for a quarter mile along State Road 100. Around 125 pm local time, a spotter estimate wind gusts to 65 mph on Buffalo Robe Drive in Palm Coast. Around 126 pm local time, a report of trees and power lines down in Daytona North was received at the Emergency Operations Center. The last report of downed trees from this storm was received around 138 pm local time. Trees were down in Palm Coast along Rodman Drive.

Emergency management relayed spotter and public reports of trees down about nine miles west of Bunnell around 840 pm local time. The storm tracked east, and around 917 pm local time, trees and power lines were blown down in Daytona North, which is located about five miles west of Bunnell. By 930 pm local time, power lines were blown down by the storm in Palm Coast along Bainbridge Lane.

Emergency management relayed spotter and public reports of trees down about nine miles west of Bunnell around 840 pm local time. The storm tracked east, and around 917 pm local time, trees and power lines were blown down in Daytona North, which is located about five miles west of Bunnell. By 930 pm local time, power lines were blown down by the storm in Palm Coast along Bainbridge Lane.

A line of severe storms tracked east from near Palm Coast shortly after 4 pm local time to Flagler Beach through 420 pm. Around 406 pm local time, winds produced damage in Surfside Estates, a mobile home park located at 2847 North Ocean Shore Blvd. Two mobile homes were destroyed and two had minor damage. A billboard was blown down in Painters Hill. Around 416 pm local time, spotters measured wind gusts to 58 mph in Flagler Beach and one measured a gust to 77 mph. Around 418 pm local time, a 1,000 pound sign was blown off a restaurant roof in Flagler Beach. Around the same time, an ice cream parlor sign was snapped off and landed on the owner's vehicle which totaled the car. Around 420 pm local time, power lines were down across the central part of the county. A canopy on the Flagler Beach pier was blown off and caused one injury.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Beverly Beach and a large tree was down along State Road 100 in the Shell Bluff area. A spotter in north Flagler Beach measured a wind gust to 60 mph at 1155 am local time.

Widespread trees and power lines were blown down from strong thunderstorm wind gusts from Espanola to Palm Coast. Trees were blown down in Espanola. Power lines were blown down in Palm Coast including one along Burning Sand Road. Another power line was blown down along Patrick Drive and Milwaukee in Palm Coast and it sparked a fire. Another tree was blown down along Squire Court in Palm Coast. We received a report of estimated thunderstorms gusts to 65 mph at 1328hrs in Palm Coast. We received another report of estimated 60 mph winds at the Bunnell, Flagler County Airport.

Widespread trees and power lines were blown down from strong thunderstorm wind gusts from Espanola to Palm Coast. Trees were blown down in Espanola. Power lines were blown down in Palm Coast including one along Burning Sand Road. Another power line was blown down along Patrick Drive and Milwaukee in Palm Coast and it sparked a fire. Another tree was blown down along Squire Court in Palm Coast. We received a report of estimated thunderstorms gusts to 65 mph at 1328hrs in Palm Coast. We received another report of estimated 60 mph winds at the Bunnell, Flagler County Airport.

Wind gusts reported at 45 miles an hour at Flagler Beach at 13:24. around 14:00 a tree was blown down over U.S. Highway 1 at Belle Terrace Parkway in South Palm Coast. A second tree was blown down blocking the road at County Road 305 Daytona North. later in the day, a tree fell on house with minor roof damage at 77 Bainbridge Lane. At 68 Riverview Drive a tree on house with roof damage and at 95 Ratlisse Road a tree was blown down on a house and fence with minor damage. Toward 16:00 several trees were blown down causing power outages and damage to several houses. Reports from spotters indicate winds of up to 51 mph in gusts during the afternoon.

Washington Oaks State Park, reported by Park Service. Large trees down in garden with power lines down outside park.

Large trees and power lines were blown down.

Large trees and power lines were blown down. A mobile home was damaged.

Large trees and power lines were blown down.

Large trees and power lines were blown down.

Hurricane Ian made landfall as a powerful Category 4 Hurricane on the SW Florida peninsula coast near Punta Gorda on Wednesday, September 28th. The center tracked NE across south-central FL, north of Lake Okeechobee through Wednesday Night and then moved offshore of the central FL Atlantic coast Thursday Morning, September 29th, just near Cape Canaveral as a Tropical Storm. Ian regained Category 1 Hurricane Strength offshore of the northeast Florida Atlantic coast as it tracked NNE into Thursday Night and Friday morning as it made landfall along the South Carolina Atlantic coast. Locally, a strong nor'easter developed through the day Wednesday, September 28th, as a front lifted northward up the FL peninsula ahead of Ian. Tropical Storm force winds and bands of rainfall started to impact northeast Florida through the day Wednesday, the peak in local winds through the day Thursday as Ian's center tracked northward and offshore of the local Atlantic coast. Water levels increased within the St. Johns River basin Wednesday due to the strong nor'easter and annually high spring tides already created water level departures of 0.5 to 1 ft MHHW datum prior to the nor'easter further 'charging' the St. Johns River basin. The peak storm surge along the local Atlantic coast occurred Thursday, then the peak surge pressed into the St. Johns River basin Thursday night into Friday morning. Major to moderate tidal flooding continued into the weekend especially for Putnam, St. Johns and Flagler counties where trapped tides and northerly flow caused extended tidal flooding. Record setting rainfall occurred across the headwaters of the St. Johns River across east-central Florida, and water levels increased the week after Ian passed as the St. Johns River drains south to north, which was also leading up to the peak Spring tides between Oct 8th through Oct 11th.

A cluster of strong pre-frontal storms moved across northeast Florida during the early morning hours. A few strong wind gusts were reported, as well as a lone reported of a possible funnel cloud in St. Johns county. Strong winds of 35-50 mph blew down a few trees from Marion county to Flagler county. One tree fell on a car on South Moore St in Bunnell...and power lines and a few tree limbs were blown down about 6 miles SSW of Santos in Marion county. As storms moved offshore, gusts of 40 to 45 mph were measured by buoys over the offshore waters.

The public reported large tree limbs and power lines down near Daytona North.

Emergency Management reported numerous trees and powerlines down in the Lehigh Woods area of Palm Coast.

Many powerlines were downed across the southside of Flagler Beach.

Hurricane "Jeanne"Trees and powerlines were down along a path from Cody's Corner toward the Flalger and St. Johns County line, south of Hastings. Florida Power and Light damage maps and an aerial storm survey were used to determine the damage path.

Powerlines down near Daytona North

22:00 EST: 60 mph 5 mi south of Bunnell. 22:07 EST: 60 mph sustained in Korona. 22:23 EST: Transformers down in Bunnell. 22:26 EST: 65 mph wind gust in Flagler Beach. 22:30 EST: 55-65 mph destroyed a sun room in Palm Coast. 22:31 EST: 60 mph NW of Bunnell. 22:36 EST: 67 mph gust Flagler Beach. 22:37 EST: 77 mph gust Flagler Beach. 22:20-22:40 EST: Numerous trained spotter reports of 50 kt wind gusting to 60 kts countywide. Measured wind of 60G67KT and dime size hail reported in Palm Coast. 22:41 EST: Tree through roof of home Palm Coast. 22:42 EST: 70 mph sustained Palm Coast. 22:49 EST: 68 mph gust Flagler Beach. 22:51 EST: Trees down Countywide. 22:53 EST: Report of large porch roof blown off Flagler Beach. 23:00 EST: 80% of county without power.

Powerlines down on State Street

Trees fell on powerlines which fell onto a home. Caused a structure fire.

Power lines and numerous trees down across northern Palm Coast resulting in widespread power outages across the city.