Madison storm history

An elderly man drowned outside his home near the Blue Springs boat landing on the Withlacoochee River.

Nearly 100% of Madison county lost power due to widespread trees and power lines down. Major agriculture losses occurred in the county.

Long duration areal flooding occurred across southeast Madison county due to heavy rainfall of around 12 inches from Hurricane Debby. The Ragans Family Campground was flooded and forced to close, which resulted in a few hundred campers being evacuated. Other homes and rural roads…

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across the county. A trained spotter estimated winds of 75 mph gusting to 90 mph. More than 100 homes were damaged from either wind or flooding. Downed trees and power lines resulted in temporary road closures and extended power outa…

Approximately 11,467 residents, or nearly 100% lost power. Nearly all roads were closed at one point. Property damage occurred county-wide.

Moderate to record flooding along the Withlacoochee River closed several roads, including County Roads 145 and 150 east of Pinetta to the bridge. Many homes along the river were flooded, with evacuations on April 5 and 6. Oakhill Road flooded at 65 feet. Several dirt roads were w…

Thunderstorm downburst winds estimated near 100 mph toppled numerous trees which fell on buildings along a 15 mile path through central Madison County. The greatest destruction occurred when an FHP Drivers License mobile home valued at $125,000 was completely destroyed and a near…

A tree was blown down on Little Cat Road.

The Florida Highway Patrol website reported a tree blocking the exit at the I-10 rest area at mile marker 264.

Fallen trees or limbs resulted in a power outage near SE President's Street and SE Sullivan Ave as reported on the Duke Energy Outage map.

In general, 1 inch of snow fell across the northern part of the county.

Water surrounded a barn in the Lee area according to video posted on social media.

Flooding was reported in several areas of Madison county.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of SW State Road 14 and County Road 360.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of Lovett Road and Partridge Way.

Trees were blown down along SW Mt Olive Church Road.

Several trees were blown down along SW Mt Gilead Road with damage to a trailer as well.

Trees were blown down on Wyoming Ave.

A tree was blown down along Highway 53 near Cherry Lake.

A fallen tree damaged a vehicle along Old Logging Trail.

A tree was blown down onto power lines on County Road 141.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees were blown down.

A tree was blown down.

Flooding was reported across the road along NE Oak Hill Road.

Flooding was reported across NE Pineapple Street.

Flooding was reported along NE Clover Road.

Water was across River Road south of Donaldson Road.

A tree was blown down on Highway 53 and Moore with a power line also on the roadway.

Scattered trees were blown down in Madison county.

A few trees were blown down and blocked Highway 150.

Trees were blown down and blocked N Highway 53.

Trees were blown down and blocked Highway 90.

A tree blew down into the westbound lanes of I-10 at Mile Marker 241 and struck a truck.