Inland Camden storm history

Well below seasonable rainfall led to Severe (D2) and Extreme (D3) drought conditions lasting for much of November.

Minor tidal flooding impacted inland estuaries of Camden County with this event. On 10/10 around 2:30 pm, the Satilla River at Woodbine (SRWG1) reached 1.16 ft MHHW at high tide. Minor tidal flooding begins at 0.6 ft MHHW at this location. At 7:36 pm, the gauge along the St. Mary…

At 4:19 am 1/22, Camden County Emergency Management reported at least 2,600 without power across the county with multiple electrical lines down. Roads were slushy with ice, sleet and some snow. At 6:30 am, poweroutage.us reported about 30% (8,500 outages) of utility customers acr…

Widespread trees and power lines down in the county, with some road closures. Notable max wind gusts via Weatherstem sites: 45mph from the SE at 1:30am (Woodbine).

Icy occurred to vegetation in Woodbine.

Storm total rainfall included 2.72 inches 1 mile east of Woodbine.

The Mary Field Plantation wildfire was in Waverly, and on the 25th it had burned about 2,500 acres. The fire was mostly in marsh or old rice fields. At the time, it was about 20 percent contained. Three homes were threatened. On the 27th, the fire was still about 2,500 acres larg…

Tropical Storm Fay made landfall well south of the Georgia coast with strong winds, high tides, high surf and heavy rainfall impacting Glynn and Camden Counties. Heavy rainfall spread inland as Fay moved west causing some flooding across portions of interior southeast Georgia.

Numerous trees and power lines down all over Camden County. A tree fell down on two cars one half mile west of Interstate 95 in Kingsland.

The Camden County Agricultural Agent reports, the drought has halted land clearing operations throughout the county. This has caused delays in work schedules and has caused construction companies fines from not being able to complete work on time along with being able to keep emp…