Pulaski storm history

The Pulaski county Emergency Management Director reported that a 14-year old male fell into a rain-swollen drainage ditch. He was subsequently swept away and carried nearly two blocks away from where he fell in. He was killed instantly. Approximately 2.5 inches of rain had fallen…

Thunderstorm winds knocked a tree down on a home, killing one person inside. Trees and power lines were knocked down throughout the county. (F??PH)

Tree downed along hwy 26 westbound at the intersection of Chicken Road.

Trees down on hwy 257 near Friendship Church Road.

Quarter sized hail at the intersection of Perry Hwy and Truman Rd.

Multiple trees down along Upper and Lower River Rd in Hartford.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported a tree blown down near the intersection of Highway 230 and Rocky Spring Road. A vehicle ran into the downed tree resulting in one injury.

The Emergency Manager reported water over the roadway on Cochran Highway near Hawkinsville. Radar estimates indicate that between 1.5 and 3 inches of rain had fallen over the area in a short period of time, resulting in the flash flooding.

Tree down on Cordele Highway near a bridge over Cedar Creek.

Reports of trees and power lines down on Fale Street, in Hawkinsville.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported power lines blown down along Mansfield Road.

The Pulaski County 911 center reported a few trees blown down on Highway 27 at mile marker 7 northeast of Snow Road.

Hundreds of trees reported down across the county. Between 80-100 homes/properties sustained some damage, mainly due to trees down. Several homes were completely destroyed. Crops across the county took the biggest hit with pecan orchards, peanuts and cotton sustaining significant…

A National Weather Service survey consisting of an analysis of measured wind data, along with reports from Emergency Managers and various other local, state and federal officials, found that tropical storm conditions occurred for several hours in the county before and after the p…

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported a couple of trees blown down along Highway 230 near Midway Church Road.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported quarter size hail around the intersection of Highway 230 and Mock Springs Road.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager and a COOP observer reported a quarter to a half of an inch of snow accumulation in parts of the county.

The Pulaski County 911 center reported multiple trees and power lines blown down around the intersection of Highway 257 with Folds/Noble Road. One home sustained damage from a falling tree, no injuries were reported.

The news media reported numerous trees and power lines blown down across the county. Much of the county was without electricity for varying periods of time. Radar estimated between 2 and 4 inches of rain fell across the county with 2.44 inches measured in Hawkinsville. No injurie…

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported damage from thunderstorm winds in the Hawkinsville area including a large tree blown down on Rawls Street and a building on Eastman Highway with roof damage.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported trees and power lines down on Highway 230 just west of downtown Hawkinsville.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported a brick faade blown off of a business on Commerce Street in Hawkinsville. In addition, several trees were blown down in north Hawkinsville, some onto power lines, and the roof was torn off of a mobile home on Gooseneck Lane southeast …

COOP observer reported a 24-hour rainfall total of 4.40 inches.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported trees and power lines down along Macedonia Church Road.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported several trees down in the southern part of the county, including along Highway 129 South, Mock Springs Road, and Blue Springs Road.

A significant winter storm impacted north and central Georgia on the 28th. Snow and sleet began Tuesday evening, accumulating to widespread amounts of 1 to 3 inches of snow, up to a half inch of sleet, and up to a half inch of freezing rain.

The Pulaski County emergency manager reported ditches overflowed a portion of Buck Creek Road east of Klondike with two feet of water and flooded a residential yard. A portion of Georgia Highway 26 near Browndale had erosion damage due to an overflowing culvert.

Broadcast media relayed a report of a downed tree on Mock Springs Road.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported that two trees and several power lines were blown down in and just east of Hawkinsville.

The Pulaski County Emergency Manager reported that lightning struck a home near the center of town, catching electrical wires on fire. Overall the home sustained only minor damage, most of which was due to smoke.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Lee impact north and central Georgia.

The Pulaski County 911 Center relayed reports of nickel to quarter-sized hail from the eastern part of the county, east of Hawkinsville.

The Pulaski County Emergency Management Director reported that up to 30 trees were down across the county. A number of power lines were down as well. Several roads were blocked at the height of the storm and Wood Street in Hawkinsville remained blocked from downed trees into the …

The Pulaski County Sheriff's Office observed golf ball-sized hail approximately five miles south of Hawkinsville. WSR-88D radar data suggests that quarter to golf ball-sized hail likely fell across the county from west of Hawkinsville to southeast of Hawkinsville.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported 0.5 inch of ice accumulation from freezing rain/freezing drizzle.

The Pulaski County Emergency Management Director reported that two buildings at an irrigation company off U.S. Highway 129, two miles south of Hawkinsville, were damaged from thunderstorm downburst winds. A pontoon was pushed approximately 100 yards into one of these buildings. A…

The public reported penny-sized hail.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported that two to three trees were down in the Hawkinsville area.

The public observed penny to nickel-sized hail across the north part of the county, especially in the Klondike Road area.

The Pulaski County 911 Center reported 2.0 inches of snow.