Power Outage in Sheridan, AR

Local officials reported numerous trees and power lines down across Grant County. A tree was knocked over, blocking Hwy. 46 North in Sheridan, and ARDOT and Sheridan fire dept. were dispatched to clear the road.

Social media had a picture of a large pine tree that was knocked over onto a power line on Grant County Rd. 606. Grant County Sheriff's Deputy was dispatched to the scene. The time was based on radar.

Live power lines were down and blocking Highway 270, 5 miles east of Sheridan per Arkansas State Police.

Thunderstorm winds caused damage to power lines, resulting in some power outages.

Freezing rain accumulations of one quarter to over one half of an inch were observed across the county. Many residents lost power due to downed power lines and snapped power poles.

Winds up to 85 mph blew through the Sheridan area. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. Approximately 30 structures were damaged, three of which had major damage. Much of the structural damage was due to falling trees. An automated weather station, belonging to the Arkansas Forestry Commission, recorded a wind gust of 76 mph at the Sheridan airport. Numerous trees were blown down in other sections of Grant County.

Winds up to 85 mph blew through the Sheridan area. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. Approximately 30 structures were damaged, three of which had major damage. Much of the structural damage was due to falling trees. An automated weather station, belonging to the Arkansas Forestry Commission, recorded a wind gust of 76 mph at the Sheridan airport. Numerous trees were blown down in other sections of Grant County.

A double-wide mobile home was destroyed; the owner suffered minor injuries. The roof of a house was badly damaged. A couple of additional houses had minor roof damage, and one had a couple of windows blown out. Several shop buildings were damaged or destroyed. A camper was overturned. Trees and power lines were blown down. One of the trees fell on a carport, crushing a pickup truck and a car.

In Sheridan, part of the roof was blown off at a consignment shop, the metal roof was blown off the Masonic Lodge, the roof was blown off an oil company, a carport and a garage collapsed, shingles were blown off many roofs, and trees and power lines were blown down. East of Sheridan, trees were blown down at a number of locations along U.S. 270.

In Sheridan, part of the roof was blown off at a consignment shop, the metal roof was blown off the Masonic Lodge, the roof was blown off an oil company, a carport and a garage collapsed, shingles were blown off many roofs, and trees and power lines were blown down. East of Sheridan, trees were blown down at a number of locations along U.S. 270.

Two large trees blew down, knocking down power lines. Siding and underpinning on mobile homes were damaged.

A few trees and some power lines were blown down.

A large tree was blown down, knocking down power lines.

Many trees were knocked down, with several of the trees falling on houses. Power lines were also felled.

The tornado tore shingles and siding off a house, destroyed a shed, uprooted iron clothesline poles anchored in concrete, blew down an 80-foot tall amateur radio antenna, damaged the roof of a mobile home, took the roof off a shed, and blew down trees and power lines.

Trees were down on two homes in Sheridan. A tree fell on a power line outside of the post office.

This tornado exited Dallas County, north-northeast of Carthage, and moved into Grant County, south-southeast of Leola. About 10 residences (houses and mobile homes) were destroyed, nine had major damage, and approximately 35 had minor damage. Several barns and outbuildings were destroyed. One church also suffered damage. The majority of the damage was in the area around the Crossroads community. There was extensive timber damage. One major power transmission line was knocked down, as were a number of other power lines and poles.

Trees and limbs knocked down power lines and caused minor roof damage across the county. Area businesses reported minor damage to signs and awnings. A barn in Prattsville was destroyed.

Power lines and trees were down on Frank Clark Road, just northwest of Sheridan.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down, temporarily blocking Grant 58.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees, power lines and several road signs.

Thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees and power lines across portions of Grant County. Several homes in Leola sustained roof damage from falling trees.

Thunderstorm winds downed some power lines at Leola.

Thunderstorm winds knocked down some trees and power lines at Leola.

Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines 7 miles west of Sheridan.

Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines at Grapevine.