Charlton storm history

Trees And Powerlines Were Reported Down In Race Pond, GA. Time of damage Was Estimated By Radar.

A large tree limb broke off and fell onto a house causing a hole in the roof along Hamp Chesser Rd. The hole was estimated to be big enough to stick an arm through. A large pine tree was also down. Time was estimated by radar. The cost was unknown, but it was estimated for inclus…

A personal weather station northwest of Folkston measured 4 inches of rain in just under 3 hours.

A personal weather station in Folkston measured just over 2 inches of rain in an hour.

Mesonet station TT331 Oke-Nw reported 2.15 inches of rain in one hour.

RAWS station TT331 Oke-Nw reported rainfall 4.27 inches from 4 PM to 6 PM EDT.

A spotter reported multiple downed trees and powerlines in the Folkston area. Some fires started with the downed powerlines. The time of damage was based on radar. The cost of wind damage was unknown but estimated for inclusion in Storm Data.

A mesonet station TT331 Oke-Nw measured 3.74 inches of rainfall. Rain began around 9 AM. About 2.25 inches of rain fell between 10 AM and 12 PM.

A RAWs site in the Okefenokee NWR measured daily rainfall of 2.31 inches since 7 am local time.

Power poles were knocked down E-SE of Folkston. Over 1000 electric customers were reported without power. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the county. Widespread power outages occurred. The time of damage was based on radar.

A home had wind damage along Highway 301, including multiple electric wires blown down. The time of damage was based on radar.

Power lines and trees were blown down on Fed Privett Road. Access to GA-121 was blocked. The time of damage was based on radar data.

Street flooding was observed.

A mesonet station measured 4.16 inches of rainfall in 12 hours.

Multiple sizes of hail were reported near Homeland. The largest observed was golf ball size in diameter.

A mesonet station DW5249 measured 3.42 inches of rainfall between 6 pm local time and 8:45 pm local time.

Water flooded portion of Highway 94 between Fargo and Moniac.

A mesonet site 11 miles NNW of Steven Foster State Park in the Okefenokee NWR measured 3.02 inches of rain from TS Elsa.

State Road 40 in Folkston was washed out in some places due to flash flooding.

A resident in Folkston measured over 5 inches of rainfall since 6 pm.

A funnel cloud was observed along State Road 252 north of Highway 40. The time of the report was based on radar.

Outdoor property was blown over by thundestorm winds. Time of damage was based on radar.

A lightning strike caused a structure fire to the Badcock Home Furniture storm in Folkston near 1st and Elm Streets. The structure was a total loss. A home nearby was also struck by lightning, but did not catch fire. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated for inclus…

The RAWs station at Okefenokee East measured a daily storm total rainfall of 2.75 inches.

At 9 pm, the RAWs at Okefenokee East measured a daily rainfall total of 2.94 inches.

A tree was snapped in Folkston near Georgia Highway 40 and Camp Pinckney Road. The time of damage was based on radar.

Former NWS employee reported large pine trees down in Stephen Foster State Park. Time of damage was based on radar data.

A tree was blown down across Highway 121 near mile marker 7. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated for Storm Data inclusion.

Street flooding was reported in Folkston.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Grace Chapel Church by Spanish Creek Road.

Trees and power lines were blown down near Little Feebie Church Road.

Wind gusts were estimated at 60 mph just east of Folkston off of Dora Llloyd Road.

At 7:33 am, the Georgia Dept. of Transportation reported ice on State Road 4 near Folkston. At 12:52 pm, the public reported freezing rain with ice accumulation of 0.50 inches about 3 miles ENE of Folkston.

The St. Marys River at Traders Hill set a record flood stage at 19.30 ft on Sept. 15th at 1445 EDT. Major flooding occurred at this level. Storm total rainfall included 9.3 inches 10 miles SW of Folkston, 9.85 inches in Homeland, and 4.66 inches 3 miles SSW of Folkston.

Trees were blown down near Highway 121 and U.S. Highway 1 and Gardner Road. The time of damage was based on radar.

The RAWs station in the NW Okefenokee Swamp measured a daily rainfall total of 2.83 inches as of 4 pm local time.

On May 6th at 1:22 pm, the fire had burned 116,571 acres and was 12% contained. Evacuations and road closures were taking place in St. George due to the fire blowing across State Road 94.

A spotter observed a funnel cloud along State Road 121.

The public estimated a wind gust to 70 mph just east of Folkston.

Storm total 48 hour rainfall included 3.13 inches 11 miles NNW of Steven Foster State Park; 3.09 inches 10 miles SW of Folkston; and 2.75 inches 1 miles WNW of Steven Foster State Park.

Storm total rainfall included 2.27 inches measured at Stephen Foster State Park.

Power lines were blown down along Old US Highway 1.

Dispatch reported a tree down in the roadway on Old Traders Hill Road.

A tree was blown down on Union Street.

A RAWS site measured about 3.33 inches in about 2 hours.

A tree was blown down. Time of damage based on radar.

Several pine trees were snapped.