Lafayette storm history

A multi-vehicle crash occurred in dense fog in Lafayette county around 6:45 am. There were 30 injuries and 250 gallons of diesel fuel spilled. The crash occurred at the intersection of SR-51 and CR-354.

There were numerous trees and power lines blown down. Nearly 100% of the county lost power. Major agriculture losses occurred in the county.

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

Widespread damage to trees and power lines occurred with 99% of the county losing power.

Several trees were blown down across Lafayette County.

Fallen trees or limbs resulted in a power outage.

Fallen trees or limbs resulted in a power outage along SE Komondor Road.

A tree and a power line were blown down.

A tree fell onto a power line and resulted in a power outage just southwest of Mayo.

A power line was blown down along County Road 251.

Trees were blown down between Highway 27 and Highway 51.

Flooding was reported between Highway 27 and Highway 51.

A tree was blown down onto County Road 349.

A tree fell on a power line on E US 27 near County Road 412.

A tree was blown down onto Holly Road.

A power line was blown down onto Jasmine Road.

A large tree was blown down.

A tree was blown down onto County Road 360.

Power lines were blown down in the area.

Several trees were blown down.

A dead tree limb fell and caused damage to a porch.

A tree was blown down on SE County Road 371.

Trees were blown down in Mayo.

Persistent heavy rain over several days led to flooding in the Mallory Swamp and Steinhatchee River basins across rural southern Lafayette County. Several rural roads were flooded for several days.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the county.

A tree was blown down along South State Highway 51.

Multiple trees were blown down across Lafayette county.

Fallen trees and limbs resulted in a power outage along Highway 27 via the Duke Energy Outage map.

A tree was blown down in Mayo.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

A tree was blown down near N County Road 53 and NW County Road 348.

Tropical Storm Nestor impacted portions of the Florida panhandle and big bend on October 19th. A few trees and power lines were blown down. Wind gusts reached 50 mph along the Franklin county coast as measured by the St George Island bridge WeatherSTEM site. Rainfall amounts were…