Lee storm history

Many trees and power lines downed. Some roads closed. Sections of the county were without power. A few structures damaged by falling trees. An individual was killed in a motor vehicle accident with a downed tree. Some areas of minor flooding with the maximum measured rainfall fro…

Lee County dispatch reported trees down on powerlines on Main St as well as trees down on Dogwood Dr in Bishopville, SC.

Lee County dispatch reported downed trees in Bishopville.

SC Highway Patrol reported multiple trees down near the I-20 and Route 15 interchange.

Lee County sheriff reported a tree down on Liberty Hill Rd. Time estimated by radar.

Lee County dispatch reported a tree down on Shirley Circle and Ashland Stokes Bridge Road. Time estimated by radar.

SCDOT reports a tree in the roadway along I-20. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was downed, taking down a power line, at Law St and S Heyward St in Bishopville. Time estimated.

A tree was downed on Hill Rd between Anderson Hill Rd and Ashland Stokes Bridge Rd. Time estimated.

Public report of pea size hail in Bishopville.

Three trees were downed on Raccoon Rd near US Hwy 401. Time estimated.

A tree was down in the roadway at Interstate 20 near mile marker 115 at 1116 EST (1216 EDT). A tree was down in the roadway around 1600 EST (1700 EDT) on US Hwy 76 at Atkins Ave near Lynchburg. A COOP observer near Elliott measured a storm total rainfall amount of 2.44 inches.

Two trees and a power line were downed near US Hwy 76 and Log Rd. Time estimated.

Public report through social media of half dollar size hail along Kelly Bridge Road West in Northern Lee County.

Lee County dispatch reported a tree down along Tram Road in Lynchburg. Time estimated by radar.

Lee County Dispatch reported a tree down near Bethune Park Road and Mary McLeod Bethune Road near Mayesville. Time estimated by radar.

Department of Highways reported a tree down along Lee State Park Road.

Department of Highways reported a tree down along Raccoon Road near Hwy 401.

Lee County dispatch reported a tree across the road on Raccoon Road at Childrens Lane. Time estimated by radar.

Department of Highways reported a tree down along I-20 near the Lee-Darlington County border. Also reported dime size hail and cars at a standstill due to heavy rain.

Public reported, via social media, 1.5 inch snow depth on McGee Town Rd NW of Bishopville.

Reports of total snow accumulations of around 1.5 to 2.5 inches came in from multiple sources across the county. The highest snow amount reported was 2.5 inches in Lee State Park southeast of Bishopville. Before the snow fell, light amounts of freezing rain were reported in Bisho…

Trees and power lines were downed across the county. Two motor vehicle accidents, involving downed trees, occurred.

SCHP reported tree down blocking the roadway at US Hwy 1 and Lee State Park Rd. Time estimated.

Lee Co dispatch reported a tree down on Kelly Bridge Rd between Fountain Grocery and the Lynches River bridge. Time and exact location estimated.

Lee Co Emergency manager reported 3 trees down on the roadway and 1 power line down between St. Charles Rd and Dog Island Rd. Time estimated.

Trained spotter reported hail up to golf ball size in the town of Lynchburg. Time estimated.

Roads were flooded and impassable in the city of Bishopville, including S Heyward St, S Calhoun St, and along Main St. 2 to 4 inches of water entered a duplex on S. Heyward St. Times estimated.

Trees were downed at Lee State Park.

A pine tree and several large tree limbs were downed at Hwy 341 and Edwin Hall Rd.

Tree down along US Hwy 15 near Martinville Church Rd.

Public reported pea size hail via social media. Time estimated.

Trees were downed along I-20 near the 114 mile marker.

Media relayed photo, via social media, of a tree down on a house in Bishopville.

Winds associated with Tropical Storm Michael downed about 70 trees or large limbs throughout the county.

Numerous downed trees and power lines throughout the county from the evening of Friday, September 14th through Saturday morning, September 15th.

Public reported a couple of trees down on US Hwy 15 near the Lee-Darlington Co line.

Lee Co dispatch reported trees down on Raccoon Rd. Time estimated.

SCHP reported trees down at SC 341 and US Hwy 76 in Lynchburg.

Report of quarter to half dollar size hail along Lazy Acres Lane near Lee State Park.

Several trees reported down in Lee State Park, along with hail that ranged from pea to penny sized.

Lee Co Emergency Management reported a total snow amount of 5 inches in Bishopville.

Public report, received via social media, of a total snow amount of 6 inches in Ashwood.

SCHP reported trees down on SC 527 and US 76. Time estimated based on radar.

Trees and power lines down south of Bishopville on Wisacky Hwy.

Public reported, via social media, around 10 minutes of large hail, with the largest hailstones slightly larger than the size of a golf ball.

Lee Co Sheriff's Dept reported trees down across the county, as well as power lines down in the town of Bishopville.

Numerous trees and power lines were reported down, some on county government buildings and many on private homes during the event. Power outages estimated by Duke Energy indicated at least 10,000 people were without power especially in the Bishopville area. Power was not restored…

SC DOT reported trees down at Spring Hill Road and Rembert Church Road.