Power Outage in Waynesboro, GA

Two trees were downed, including one large one that blocked the road, and a tree that also took down a power line, on S. College Ave near and just south of Vidette. Time estimated.

Tree fell and also took down a power line on Hills Mill Pond Rd. Time estimated.

A tree was downed onto a power line on West Quaker Rd in the Keysville area. Time estimated.

Numerous trees and power lines were downed in the general area of Old Waynesboro Rd and Hwy 56. Time estimated.

Burke County dispatch reported widespread trees and powerlines down across the county. Time estimate by radar.

According to a newspaper article, Burke Co Sheriff's Office reported several trees and power lines down throughout the county and in the city of Waynesboro. Time estimated.

Trees and power lines down in Waynesboro.

Winds associated with Tropical Storm Michael downed approximately 120 to 130 trees across the county. Trees fell on a house on Myrick St in Waynesboro. One tree was down on a vehicle on Thankful Church Rd. Numerous power lines were reported down in the city of Waynesboro. Over 2200 power outages were reported.

Planters Electric Coop reported trees down on power lines just NE of the Alexander community near Gray Rd.

Burke Co dispatch reported downed power lines on Hwy 24 near Alexander Munnerlyn Rd.

Burke Co dispatch reported power lines down on Hwy 56 between Hwy 80 and Old Waynesboro Rd.

Extensive wind damage reported throughout Burke County, with 7 locations with multiple trees and power lines reported down in and around the city of Waynbesboro. 4 additional locations reported multiple trees and power lines down in the vicinity of Girard, Sardis and Midville.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down on Hwy 23 near Sardis.

Jefferson Electric reported power outages from large tree branches knocking out powerlines near Alexander.

Jefferson Electric reported power outages from large tree branches knocking out powerlines.

Georgia Power reported powerlines down in the town of Sardis.

Dispatch reported powerlines down along Hwy 80 northeast of Waynesboro.

Jefferson Electric reported a couple of trees and powerlines down on Hwy 24 southeast of Waynesboro causing a fire along the road.

A major Ice Storm produced 3/4 to 1 inch of ice and 1 to 2 inches of sleet and snow across Burke County taking down numerous trees and powerlines. Power outages were widespread across the county affecting most of the population.

Sheriff reported powerlines down near Craig Road.

Public reported nickel size hail and power outages from lines down along William Tinley Road southwest of St. Clair.

Numerous trees and powerlines down. Severe Damage to two manufacturing plants on the north side of town and trees on several homes.

EM reported total snow accumulation of 1 inch in the northern portion of the county which fell during the first 2 hours of the event. The snow was followed be freezing rain and drizzle with ice accumulations of 1/2 inch. Many power outages were also reported.

An supercell tornado tracked across Burke county and severely damaged several homes and buildings. Numerous trees and powerlines were damaged. There was one critical injury and several other minor injuries.

EOC reported several trees and powerlines down around the county.

DOT reported several trees and a few powerlines down throughout the county.

Sheriff and city Fire Chief reported large branches down in Waynesboro and powerlines down on Herndon road.

Sheriff Dispatch reported trees on a power line near Highway 56 and Beedy Branch Road.

Storm survey found numerous trees and a few powerlines down along a path in rural Burke county. One home had trees down on an out building and minor damage was done to the back of an abonded church. Damage was also done to several wheat fields.

Storm survey found numerous trees and a few powerlines down along a path in rural Burke county. One home had trees down on an out building and minor damage was done to the back of an abonded church. Damage was also done to several wheat fields.

Sheriff reported several trees and powerlines down in Waynesville. NWS storm survey also confirmed this.

NWS Storm Survey from Atlanta office tracked an EF0 tornado across Jefferson county into Burke County. Burke Emergency Manager also confirmed trees and powerlines down along southeast of Vidette on Wyatt Place road between highways 24 and 305.

A supercell spawned a tornado over Wrens in Jefferson county which moved across northern Burke county. It destroyed a church, a mobile home, and a large portion of a dairy farming business and damaged other homes and mobile homes. Numerous trees and powerlines were down.

Storm survey found numerous trees and powerlines down along path. One home suffered moderate damage from large hail and the tornado. Windows were broken from the hail and siding was severely damaged. Shingles and a small part of the roof were gone. Several mobile homes had minor to moderate damage.

Dispatch reported trees and powerlines down from Waynesboro to Girard.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down around the city.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down in Waynesboro and the roof blown off a house southeast of town.

Sheriff reported trees and powerlines down.

Freezing rain and sleet fell over Burke county with ice accumulations of 1/2 to 1 inch. Trees and powerlines were dropped and the even ended with a 1 to 3 inch snowfall.

A couple of isolated storms produced some wind damage breaking large tree branches which took out powerlines.

An isolated severe thunderstorm in southeast Burke county produced quarter size hail and wind damage taking down trees and powerlines from Alexandria and Sardis.

An isolated storm took down some trees and powerlines in Burke County causing some power outages.