Power Outage in Pratt, KS

A tree tood down a powerline when it fell.

A power pole was blown over and a tree was also blown over.

There were 24 power poles that were broken by the high wind.

Four power poles were destroyed by the high wind.

There were six to eight power poles snapped off along with 8 to 10 inch diametere tree branches broken.

Numerous power lines were blown down in and around Pratt. The entire city was without power as well as in Cullison and Iuka. Numerous trees were reported down from Cullison to Pratt.

There were five power poles blown down by wind estimated to be at least 70 MPH.

Power poles were snapped off on 20th street southwest of Pratt.

Power poles were blown down at the intersection of highway 281 and 30th street. There were other power poles down in the city of Pratt.

A power pole was blown over and there was damage to an outbuilding.

Multiple power poles were blown down.

This video taped tornado produced EF1 damage to trees and power poles.

This video taped tornado produced EF1 damage to trees and power poles.

Power lines were reported down on the east side of Pratt on Highway 54.

Power lines were blown down on the east side of Pratt.

Numerous tree limbs were broken and power was out for much of the event.

Power poles were blown down 5 miles west of Pratt.

Ten power poles were blown down.

Five power poles broken.

Shed destroyed, combine moved, 2 pivot sprinklers destroyed, grain silo destroyed and power poles knocked down.

Six power poles blown down.

A combination of freezing rain and sleet fell from southeast Clark through Comanche, Kiowa, Barber, Pratt and Stafford counties. Two to four inches of ice and sleet were reported. Widespread power outages occurred across Barber county due to the ice breaking down power lines. A livestock building at the Stafford county fairgrounds collapsed under the weight of the ice, sleet and eventually a little snow.