Inland Mcintosh storm history

A rare winter storm produced significant accumulations of snow and sleet across McIntosh County. A public report of 2.7 inches of storm total snow/sleet accumulation was received from the Townsend area.

Strong winds associated with Helene produced widespread tree damage and power outages across the entire county. McIntosh County Emergency Management reported that 50-60 residences sustained damage due to falling trees across the entire county.

McIntosh County dispatch reported a tree down in Eulonia.

McIntosh County Emergency Management reported 4 trees down across the county due to strong winds associated with Hurricane Dorian.

Storm total snowfall ranged from around 0.5 to 2 inches across inland portions of McIntosh County. A report of 2 inches was received via social media near Townsend. Light freezing rain also occurred in inland portions of McIntosh County with trace accumulations noted on I-95 near…

McIntosh County Emergency Management reported numerous trees down across the county due to strong winds associated with Hurricane Irma.

A trained spotter reported a tree down on a house during Hurricane Matthew.

A trained spotter reports sleet and freezing rain in the Townsend area. No accumulations observed.

The McIntosh County 911 call center reported one tree and power line down near the intersection of Foir Hope Road and Pine Harbor Road.

The McIntosh County 911 call center reported a tree down near the intersection of Highway 17 and Harris Neck Road.

One tree down on Highway 17 near Highway 99 at mile marker 11.

A tree was reported down at the intersection of Eddie Amos road and Blue Reach road in Cox, Georgia.

Power lines were reported down in Cox, Georgia.

Several power outages and numerous trees were reported down across McIntosh County.

Temperatures dipped down into the 20s most areas which produced widespread damage to crops and fruit trees. Total monetary losses unknown but significant.