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Storms Cause Power Outages, Down Trees, Damage Homes
April 5, 2011
A line of storms that moved through the North Escambia area Monday night caused minor damage — including downed trees and power outages.
Hundreds were left without power across the area, with outages reported in Molino, Century, Cantonment, Walnut Hill, Atmore and Flomaton. Many were still without power at daybreak Tuesday.
In Walnut Hill, a large portion of an oak tree crashed into the roof of a mobile home on Juniper Street, just north of Arthur Brown Road. There were little damage to the home, and there were no injuries. The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue assisted the residents in removing the tree from the home.
Trees and power lines were reported down near Jacks Branch and Muscogee Roads in the Cantonment area. One tree was reported to be on fire. Power lines were reported down on Country Road 97 near West Kingsfield Road about 10:45 p.m. The Cantonment Station of Escambia Fire Rescue responded.
Dime to penny size hail was reported in Chumuckla in Santa Rosa County.
In Escambia County, Alabama, numerous trees were reported down north of Brewton in the Appleton community.
A trained weather spotter reported a wind gust of 55 mph on Creighton Road in Pensacola. A tree was reported down in the area. An official wind gust of 53 mph was reported by the National Weather Service.
On Diamond Street in Pace, a tree was reported down on a mobile home. Eight people were evacuated from the residence and assisted by the American Red Cross.
Pictured top and inset: A large portion of an oak tree crashed into a Juniper Street mobile home as storms moved through Walnut Hill Monday night. Pictured below: Volunteers from the Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue evaluate the scene. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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10 Responses to “Storms Cause Power Outages, Down Trees, Damage Homes”
thank God ..we didnt lose power or any damage to our house/land! Cedartown..1 of the area’s “crackvilles” were still operating!!!
i don’t live far from Indian Ford, was not aware of an accident. Thank God everyone remained okay during all of this.
Power was out in Munson all night as well. A downed tree on Indian Ford Road cause a head on collision and totaling a Toyota Camry! The driver is OK, Thank the Lord Jesus Christ!
WOW thats my uncle Butch’s trailer i hope they are all ok!!!!! Love yall!
Great job from our firefighters always willing to serve and assist anytime no matter the danger, thanks so much for your love for the job well done
0545 in the morning here at my home in Cantonement, and the power has been out since about 2230 (10:30 pm) or so.
Thanking God for grace and mercy! The house in the picture belongs to my sisters and nephew. I thank GOD she was not in that room…she had just went to work. God truly does answer prayers and has His angels camped around us. Just pray and believe! THANK YOU GOD!
lost power in Jay for about an hour….
1am and the power is still out in the Appleton area, North of Brewton. Hope they get it back on soon!!! Trees down throughout the Appleton community. The Fire Dept has been working hard to the the roads back open, Thank Y’all !!!
After all that rain, Cedartown Road in Molino, FL still has Power!!!!!!!