Appling storm history

The personal weather station KGASURRE4 near state Rd 121 and county Rd 203 measured 2.05 inches of rain in 30 minutes.

A personal weather station ParrottsPerch Weather measured 2.3 inches of rainfall in the past hour.

Several road closures reported in this area, including Dupe Herndon Rd and Zion Church Road, due to flooding rainfall. 12-hr storm total values were 4-8 inches per MRMS radar estimates.

Appling county had over 10 road washouts during flooding rainfall. Radar estimated 3-4 inches of rainfall fell within 24 hrs across the flooded areas.

A photo of hail was shared by the Appling county EM which estimated to be quarter sized. They also reported pea to nickel size hail fell in the Baxley area.

Damage to outhouses, trees and a portion of a house with aluminum siding was damaged. Outdoor sheds were rolled over and some aluminum roofing was peeled off. The cost of damage was unknown but estimated for including in Storm Data.

About 2 to 4 inches of snow was reported across Appling county. At 8:45 am on 1/22, the public shared a photo of 2.6 inches of snow measured in Baxley. At the same time, the public shared a photo of 3.8 inches of snow measured in Surrency.

At 2:30 am on 9/27, a mesonet site 2 miles SSW of Baxley measured a gust of 68 mph from the SE. At 3:38 am, a mesonet station 2 miles SSW of Baxley measured a wind gust of 73 mph from the S. Widespread power outages, numerous trees down, powerlines down, and minor damage to homes…

Appling County Emergency Management reported at least 6 dirt roads washed out by floodwaters, including Jim Sellers Road at the intersection of U.S. Highway 341, Zoar Road, and Hill Top Road. Over 130 road closures or roads inundated by floodwaters were reported throughout the co…

A personal weather observation site Dunns Lake - KGABAXLE13 measured 3.54 inches of rain. Rain began around 4:30 PM.

A tree was blown down onto a mobile home at Davis Landing along the Altamaha River in Appling County. The time of damage was based on radar. The cost of damage was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

A video was shared of a pre-fabricated carport blown over on Campground Road.

Tropical storm force wind gusts and flash flooding impacted the county on 8/30. At 1400, the EM relayed that numerous roads were flooded in Baxley along Brobston Street, Tippins Street and South Dean Street. By 1444, a public rain gauge along Pitty Pat Lane just NNE of Baxley mea…

Flash flooding occurred within the city of Baxley. Homes and businesses were flooded. Flash flooding occurred along Brobston Street with several homes inundated with flood water and along Tippins and South Dean streets with businesses inundated with flood water.

A public rain gage measured 7.65 inches of storm total rainfall thus far along Pitty Pat Lane. Numerous other rain gages across Baxley measured 6-7 inches of rainfall.

Multiple secondary roads were flooded in the Baxley city limits.

Widespread trees were blown down across the northern tier of the county. The time of damage was based on radar.

Widespread trees were blown down across the eastside of the county. The time of damage was based on radar.

Widespread tree damage occurred across the southside of the county. The time of damage was based on radar.

Trees were blown down. The time of damage was based on radar.

Trees were uprooted and snapped.

Doors were blown off hinges at the Baxley Municipal Airport, which included doors to hangers and airplanes.

The Baxley Municipal AWOS measured a thunderstorm wind gust of 67 mph.

A feed barn was damaged by thunderstorm wind gusts along Holstein Lane at Red Oak Lane. There were no bolts to anchor this structure and a large sail area.

A few large trees were blown down near Baxley. The time of damage was based on radar.

Multiple reports of trees down within the city of Baxley along Zoar Road, Kennedy Road, Harvey Street and Brobston Street. The time of damage was based on radar.

Emergency manager reported trees down with power outages on Jim sellers road and holt rentz road. Time was estimated by radar.

County dispatch received numerous calls of trees down, especially near Surrency.

The Appling county EM reported that roof shingles and siding were blown off of a single wide mobile home. It was reported that there was some prior rot to the siding prior to the damage. A window on a door was blown out and some tree limbs were downed. Also, an outbuilding was bl…

A couple of trees were blown down near Ricardo Street and along County Farm Road. The time of damage was based on radar.

An observer measured 2.15 inches of rainfall in less than 2 hours.

A few trees were blown down in the southeast portion of the county. The time of damage was based on radar.

The RAWs station near Baxley measured a storm total rainfall of 2.02 inches since morning.

A rain gauge near Baxley measured 2.29 inches of rainfall since early morning.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Jekyll Road and Poor Robin Road. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

Trees were blown down onto power lines. The sparks caused a small fire.

A spotter measured 6.96 inches of rainfall from 12:15 pm Saturday 4/24 to 1 am Sunday 4/25. The location was near the Appling and Pierce county line along Long Branch Road in the Long Branch Community of Appling county.

The CWOP site NW of Baxley measured 3.20 inches between 0730 pm to 0910 pm.

Wind damaged the siding of buildings and a roof was lifted up an blown onto the street in downtown Baxley.

Golf ball size hail was observed near North Main Street and Ivy Street in Baxley.

Quarter size hail was observed near the intersection of Pine Street and Anthony Street near Baxley.

Quarter to pea size hail was reported in Baxley near US Highway 1 and Highway 341.

Large tree limbs and debris were blown down near the intersection of Pine Street and Anthony Street in Baxley.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across Baxley.

A tree was blown down across the road at the corner of Dyal School Road and County Farm Road.

A gustnado impacted Tomilson Street in Homerville where a shower and outflow boundary converged. The time of damage was based on radar. Homerville airport and the EMA office measured wind gusts of 20-25 mph when the outflow boundary moved through. Several residences along the str…

Trees and power lines were blown down along State Road 203 near the Wayne County line. A building was damaged along Lake Griffis Road. Trees were blown down along Lake Chapel Road near the intersection with Dasher Road.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of Crummy Road and Satilla Church Road. The time of the report was based on radar. The cost of damage was estimated for the inclusion of the event in Storm Data.