Power Outage in Salisbury, NC

Spotter reported several trees and power poles blown down on along Old Mocksville Rd and other nearby areas on the north side of Salisbury. Another tree was down on Martin Luther King Jr Ave near downtown.

Emergency manager reported trees and power lines blown down on Goodman Lake Rd.

County comms reported numerous trees blown down with some on power lines in the Salisbury and Granite Quarry areas.

Public reported trees blown down on power lines.

County comms reported multiple trees and power lines blown from Mt Hope Church Rd across Peach Orchard Rd to the city of Salisbury where trees were down on Faith Rd Church St and Newsome Rd.

County comms reported multiple trees and power lines blown from Mt Hope Church Rd across Peach Orchard Rd to the city of Salisbury where trees were down on Faith Rd Church St and Newsome Rd.

Spotter reported a tree blown down on power lines in the Cleveland area trees down near the intersection of Van Nuys St and Hendrick St in Salisbury and power lines down at North Main St and Peeler St in Granite Quarry.

Fire dept/rescue reported a tree blown down on a house on Crescent Rd, multiple trees blown down on Rainey Rd, and trees and power lines down at Eastville Dr and Highway 52.

Spotter reported multiple trees and power lines blown down in the Salisbury area.

Ham radio operator reported trees and power lines blown down near Mill Bridge Road and Weaver Road.

County comms reported multiple trees and power lines blown down along Highway 150 and adjacent roads in the Mt Ulla area, including Millbridge Rd and Fannie Sloan Rd. Highway 150 was closed briefly due to a fallen tree.

County comms reported multiple trees and large limbs blown down on power lines in the High Rock Lake area.

The roof was blown off of a garage on Concordia Church Rd. A tree and power line were also blown down in the area.

Trees and power lines were blown down near the intersection of Graham Rd and highway 150. An outbuilding was crushed by a fallen tree.

Two power lines were blown down in the far western part of the county, near Mount Ulla.

A scattering of trees were blown down, roughly paralleling Statesville Blvd west of Salisbury. A metal awning was also blown away and some power lines downed in the area as well.

An area of wind damage was reported along highway 152 between China Grove and Rockwell. Several power lines were blown down near the intersection of Castor Rd and highway 152. Just east of there, an outbuilding was destroyed, trees were downed, and part of the roof was torn off of a sunroom at a residence on highway 152.

A few trees were blown down, with at least two trees on power lines in the Sherrills Ford Rd, Mooresville Rd area west of town.

Two trees were blown down on the west side of Salisbury. The trees also took down power lines. Another tree was down on Mooresville Rd.

Trees were blown down onto power lines.

Trees were blown down on power lines on highway 52 near Saint Luke Church Rd.

A tree and some power lines blown down near the intersection of Centenary Church Rd and Jones Rd.

Trees and power lines blown down at old highway 70 and highway 801.

Two power poles blown down in town, one of which fell on a business. Several large trees also fell in town, one of which damaged a house. About half the city residents lost power during the storm.

A tree was blown onto a power line and a second, partially rotted tree fell on a vehicle.

Awnings torn off buildings in Salisbury. Power lines were downed in Franklin Township northwest of the city, and a roof was blown off a mobile home in the same area. A tree fell on a car southeast of the city, near the Stanly county line. The occupant was trapped for a while, but uninjured. 3000 customers lost power across the county.

Power lines were blown down.

Approximately 100 trees were blown down by winds estimated at 90 mph. Numerous power lines were blown down and power poles snapped. Numerous homes were damaged by fallen trees.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

Numerous trees and powerlines were blown down. One tree fell on and crushed a garage. Scaffolding at a downtown construction site collapsed.

Numerous trees and powerlines were blown down, some of which crushed vehicles and a carport. A gust of 51 kts was measured by the AWOS at Rowan County Airport.

Some trees and powerlines were blown down. A vehicle was crushed by a fallen tree.

Numerous power lines blown down in Spencer and East Spencer. At one point, power was out to 4800 homes. There was also flooding around Salisbury from heavy rainfall in a short time.

Numerous trees and power lines blown down during a cell on the outer most rainband as the remnants of Tropical Storm Allison passed by well to the southeast. Windows were blown out of the county courthouse and some buildings in town suffered wind damage.

Trees fell on power and cable lines.

Severe straight-line winds hit the Salisbury-Rowan County Airport, flipping 3 planes and blowing hangars apart and into the nearby woods. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down as well.

Numerous trees were blown down and 3000 people were left without power.

Lightning caused a power surge at a home on Wetmore Rd, igniting a fire that destroyed the home.

Numerous trees and power lines down, mainly in the Faith and Granite Quarry areas. A tree fell on part of a house on Mount Hope Church Rd, and another fell across a porch on Twin Like Dr. A roadside produce stand was destroyed on Goodman Lake Rd. Also, nickel size hail and estimated 60 mph winds were reported in Granite Quarry around this time.

A light freezing rain developed during the early morning hours across Alexander County, and by early afternoon, ice accumulation of around one quarter inch resulted in some fallen utility poles near Taylorsville. In Rowan County, fallen trees and power lines resulted in numerous power outages.