Gadsden storm history

At 3:30 pm EDT on July 21, 2024, an employee working as a roofer for a roofing contractor was installing a single ply roof over an existing metal roof when a storm approached. As the crew was covering up their tools, the employee was struck by lightning. The employee died from mu…

Rainfall from Fay varied between six and 14 inches. There were numerous downed trees and power lines throughout the county. Fifteen single family homes and six mobile homes were damaged by fallen trees and flooding. Several county roads were impassable due to debris, with some di…

A Florida DOT camera showed a tree blown down on I-10 and impeding traffic.

Trees and power lines were blown down across Gadsden county.

A tree blew down across Dewey Johnson Way.

A tree blew down across Bainbridge Highway.

A tree was blown down on I-10 near mile markers 162-163.

A tree blew down and blocked the outside lane of Blue Star Highway.

A power line was blown down on A and N Road.

A tree fell onto a power line via the Talquin outage map.

A tree was blown down in Havana.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Drake Acres.

A tree blew onto a power line and sparked a fire.

A tree was blown down onto Salley Brown Road.

Dangerously cold wind chills of 10-15 degrees occurred.

In general, between 4 and 6 inches of snow fell across the county.

A tree was blown down onto County Road 65.

Road closures occurred in Gadsden county due to washouts from flash flooding.

One person was injured in a single-vehicle accident. Multiple downed trees and poles/wires resulted in power outages.

The Florida Highway Patrol website reported that Pat Thomas Pkwy was underwater in southern Gadsden county.

Trees were blown down around Mary Brown Road and St Hebron Road.

The public reported water over the roadway on Rich Bay Road via social media.

The Gray Lily Farm driveway washed out due to heavy rain in a short period of time on Saturday evening. A nearby CoCoRaHS station measured 3.78 inches of rain, most of which fell in 1 to 2 hours.

There were three trees blown down on the 1300 block of Solomon Dairy Road.

Trees were blown down in the area of I-10 192 ramp in Midway.

All lanes of SR-267 south of Stoney Edwards Road were closed due to flooding.

Quarter sized hail was reported along Havana Highway just outside of Quincy.

The Midway Fire Department reported that a tree fell on a car on Dupont Road north of Midway.

Approximately 129 residents, or 1% lost power. Debris was reported on Interstate 10 westbound at mile marker 167 and eastbound beyond Exit 192.

A tree was blown down near Lanier Road and Smallpond Road.