Power Outage in West Point, MS

Power lines were blown down in the Union area.

This tornado began south of West Point along Section Road. It uprooted a few trees as it tracked across Hackberry Road and the Kansas City Southern railroad tracks. The tornado intensified to EF1 strength and it continued to the northeast across Waverly Road and East Church Hill Road, where it snapped and uprooted hardwood and softwood trees. The tornado continued northeast to Highway 50 east, where it snapped several power poles and a few trees. The tornado continued northeast and crossed Barton Ferry Road, where it snapped several trees and caused some minor damage to a few homes. The tornado caused minor roof damage to some buildings at Prairie Livestock before snapping and uprooting additional trees along Old Vinton Road. The tornado then continued to the northeast and crossed into Monroe County.

This tornado began south of West Point along Section Road. It uprooted a few trees as it tracked across Hackberry Road and the Kansas City Southern railroad tracks. The tornado intensified to EF1 strength and it continued to the northeast across Waverly Road and East Church Hill Road, where it snapped and uprooted hardwood and softwood trees. The tornado continued northeast to Highway 50 east, where it snapped several power poles and a few trees. The tornado continued northeast and crossed Barton Ferry Road, where it snapped several trees and caused some minor damage to a few homes. The tornado caused minor roof damage to some buildings at Prairie Livestock before snapping and uprooting additional trees along Old Vinton Road. The tornado then continued to the northeast and crossed into Monroe County.

Estimated tropical depression force wind gusts downed multiple trees and power lines across the county.

Several trees fell onto power lines as a result of saturated soils and gusty winds.

After some light sleet, freezing rain during the evening accumulated to around 0.25 inches of ice on trees and power lines in the county. Some trees limbs were downed in the Cedar Bluff and surrounding areas.

Scattered tree and power line damage occurred throughout the county.

Scattered tree and power line damage occurred throughout the county.

Power lines were blown down in the West Point area.

A tree was blown down which caused a power outage near Little Street in West Point.

A few large limbs were blown down and took down a powerline.

Lightning struck a power line and set it and the pole on fire behind Town Creek Apartments.

A tree was knocked down along with a powerline.

There was a swath of damaging thunderstorm winds across the county. A 20 foot section of the roof was blown off the Justice Court Building. There was roof damage to a home on Torbert Drive, and a tree fell and crushed a truck on Mapleview Drive. Numerous other trees and power lines were blown down across portions of the county. A woman was taken to the hospital with injuries after being blown over by the winds.

There was a swath of damaging thunderstorm winds across the county. A 20 foot section of the roof was blown off the Justice Court Building. There was roof damage to a home on Torbert Drive, and a tree fell and crushed a truck on Mapleview Drive. Numerous other trees and power lines were blown down across portions of the county. A woman was taken to the hospital with injuries after being blown over by the winds.

Trees and power lines were blown down in West Point and Pheba.

A few power lines and tree limbs were blown down southeast of West Point.

This tornado touched down in northern Choctaw County and eventually tracked across multiple counties as it moved northeast. Many thousands of trees were snapped or uprooted along the path of this tornado. Numerous roofs of homes were severely damaged. Numerous mobile homes were severely damaged and several mobile homes were completely destroyed. Numerous barns and sheds received heavy damage or were destroyed. Numerous power poles and power lines were down. Extensive damage occurred to a school in Cumberland, Webster County, and this was the basis for the EF-3 rating. Maximum winds were around 140 mph. Total path length across Choctaw, Webster, Clay, Chickasaw, and Monroe Counties was 59 miles.

This tornado touched down in northern Choctaw County and eventually tracked across multiple counties as it moved northeast. Many thousands of trees were snapped or uprooted along the path of this tornado. Numerous roofs of homes were severely damaged. Numerous mobile homes were severely damaged and several mobile homes were completely destroyed. Numerous barns and sheds received heavy damage or were destroyed. Numerous power poles and power lines were down. Extensive damage occurred to a school in Cumberland, Webster County, and this was the basis for the EF-3 rating. Maximum winds were around 140 mph. Total path length across Choctaw, Webster, Clay, Chickasaw, and Monroe Counties was 59 miles.

Multiple trees were blown down along with several power lines. Several of the trees were down across roads with one down on a house along Cedar Bluff Road.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across town.

Several trees and power lines were blown down, with widespread power outages.

This tornado touched down near Barton Ferry Road and tracked northeast for a short distance. Three sets of metal power poles were blown down in a field off Barton Ferry Road. Several trees and power lines were also blown down along with an outbuilding destroyed. Maximum winds were around 115 mph.

A couple trees and power lines were blown down in town.

Scattered trees and power lines were blown down across the county.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across the northern portion of Clay County.

Several trees and power lines were blown down from near Pheba to just west of West Point.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across northeast Clay County.

Fifteen hundred customers had power outages due to numerous downed trees on power lines across Clay County. A power pole was snapped and numerous trees were blown down near the Monroe County line.

A few trees and power lines were blown down around West Point.

A few trees were blown down on power lines in the Pine Bluff Community.

A few power lines were blown down along Highway 45.

Straight line winds, from the forward flank downdraft, produced damage across the south side of West Point. This downdraft came from the supercell thunderstorm which eventually produced the Caledonia Tornado. Several trees were blown down along with a couple power lines. Numerous signs were blown down and a construction trailer was rolled over next to the Wal-Mart. One person was in the trailer and was injured. One building sustained major single damage. All damage was blown toward the south and southeast.

Several trees were blown down on power lines. Damage was confined to the south and southwest portion of Clay County.

Several trees and numerous large tree limbs down on power lines.

A squall line moved east a cross the county and caused many trees to get blown down along with several power lines. A bank in town had a part of the roof blown off.

A tree and a power line was blown down.

A few trees and powerlines were blown down.

Damaging straighline winds peeled back 3 roofs on homes in the area. A barn was also destroyed. Several trees and powerlines were blown down along Highway 50.

The northern edge of a major derecho storm moved across eastern portions of the county. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. Several buildings were damaged at Mary Holmes College. A few other buildings received minor damage from fallen trees.

Many trees were blown down causing downed power lines and minor damage to a few buildings.

Numerous trees and powerlines were blown down. The clock tower at a mall was destroyed. Several homes received minor damage.