Darlington storm history

A man accidently left his sleeping 13 month old daughter in the back seat of his car, parked on 5th street near Carolina Printing, where the father works. The baby was left unattended for three hours. The autopsy determined the little girl died from hyperthermia due to the extrem…

Snow began falling the morning of February 11th. After a lull for about 24 hours...more snow fell before ending as freezing rain the morning of February 13th. Snowfall amounts ranged from one to three and a half inches will about a tenth of an inch of ice accumulation. A man was …

A mixture of freezing rain, sleet, and snow began falling over the area around 6 am. The light precipitation quickly changed to snow showers, with occasional thunder reported. Temperatures rose well above freezing after sunrise, and the snow changed to rain by 9 am. Most of the s…

Report of tree down on Mechanicsville Hgwy near Greenfield Rd.

Tree down on road at Hartsville Hwy and Bethlehem Rd.

Tree down on Chestnut St in Darlington according to HAM radio report.

Roof blown off Dominion Church along McIver Road. Emergency Manager said damage was highly localized near the structure with only a single downed limb observed otherwise.

Multiple trees down in Darlington County along Potato House Road.

One to two inches of snow and sleet mix fell across Darlington county, with a max report of 1.9 in West Darlington, SC. County offices were closed on the 22nd.

Reports of power lines down at Sparrow Swamp Road.

Power outages and uprooted trees were reported in parts of Hartsville.

Multiple trees were reported down along Cottonflower Road near Lamar, SC.

Amateur radio relayed report from Darlington Fire Dept of multiple trees down on Cottonflower Road. Time estimated based on time of report and radar.

Amateur radio relayed report from Darlington Fire Department of a tree down on Mill Branch Road. Time estimated by time of report and radar.

Estimated half dollar size hail reported in Hartsville. Time estimated from radar.

Picture of hail stones larger than a quarter in Mechanicsville submitted via social media. Time estimated via radar.

Pictures of quarter sized hail reported via social media along Timmonsville Highway. Time estimated via radar. .

Large tree down at corner of Galloway Town Road and Indian Branch Road causing two traffic accidents with no injuries reported.

Darlington County Agricultural Extension Services reported a corn field was damaged by quarter sized hail near the intersection of Highway 15 and Indian Branch Road.

Quarter sized hail observed in Hartsville, SC.

Trees and power lines down near Hwy 52 and Burlington Dr.

Several trees fell on an apartment building near the Myrtle Street and Manning Avenue intersection.

Wind gust of 65 mph estimated in the town of Lydia.

Several trees reported down in the eastern part of Darlington County.

Measured gust.

Tree snapped approximately 10 feet above base blocking South Charleston Road near intersection with Pocket Road east of Darlington, SC. Other large trees uprooted near same location. Approximate time provided by reporter.

Measured by Tempest weather system.

Wind gusts ranged from 45 to 50 mph across the county. These winds resulted in scattered downed trees and power lines. In addition, rainfall averaged 3 to 5 inches.

A tree was down along Lide Springs Rd. and Isgett Rd.

A tree was blown down along Leavensworth Rd., near Yvette Ln.

A tree was down along Old Georgetown Rd., about 8 E of Darlington.

A tree was down across highway 15 near Railroad Ave. approximately 2 E of Hartsville.

Three quarter inch was hail reported in North Hartsville.

Power lines down across the intersection of Calvary Rd and Indian Branch Rd.

One inch hail measured 2 S of Clyde.

Three quarter inch hail measured 1 NE Clyde in the Pine Ridge area.

One inch hail was measured approximately 1 E of Hartsville.

Tree down on a house in Hartsville..

Powerlines and 4 trees down at intersection of Old Camden road and Ashland Rd.

Tree blown down across the road near the intersection of Rainbow View Dr and Kellybridge Dr. approximately 4 SW of Clyde.

Powerlines were blown down along F street approximately 1 SSE of Hartsville.