Power Outage in Mullins, SC

Tropical Storm. Wind gusts ranged from 45 to 55 mph across the county. These winds resulted in scattered downed trees and power lines. In addition, rainfall averaged 3.5 to 5 inches.

September 30, 2022

Thunderstorm Wind. A couple of trees were blown down onto power lines along Hwy 501.

June 04, 2019

Powerful low pressure moved across Kentucky and caused severe weather. Clusters of thunderstorms developed during the evening hours and persisted overnight. The atmosphere was moderately unstable and strongly sheared.

May 05, 2017

Tropical Storm. Hurricane Matthew moved up the eastern seaboard, bringing very heavy rain and strong winds. Rainfall amounts were prodigious, with over a foot and a half of rain reported in a couple of spots. A peak wind of 60 mph was reported at the Marion County Airport. Tropical storm force winds and flooded ground caused widespread tree and power line damage. Major river flooding occurred along the Pee Dee and Little Pee Dee rivers on the western and eastern edges of the county. Rescues were needed for some residents of the Sellers community. The Little Pee Dee river crested at a record flood level of 17.1 feet. This exceeded the highest measured crest in history by 4 feet and the record crest determined from a high watermark by over a foot. Major street flooding was observed in the towns of Marion and Mullins. A bridge in Scranton was completely destroyed by flooding. Rescues and evacuations occurred in the town of Nichols utilizing boats, helicopters, and buses.

October 08, 2016

Thunderstorm Wind. Power lines were reported down near the intersection of Penderboro Road and Bluff Road.

July 07, 2016

Marion, SC (10:47 AM) Grid Power Outage Event >> The Ting Network detected an Electric Utility Grid Power Outage ev… https://t.co/kXZiDqwe7A

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