Marion storm history

Freezing rain began falling the morning of February 11th. The freezing rain continued intermittently before ending the morning of the 13th. About an inch of ice accumulation was reported. Driving was treacherous if not impossible. Many power outages occurred due to downed power l…

A man was found dead outside his home in Mullins. The county coroner said the man's death was apparently due to hypothermia.

At the Marion County Airport, there were four hangers that were destroyed due to strong winds. At least four Robinson helicopters, a fixed wing airplane, and an ultralight aircraft sustained significant damage.

A photo was shared on social media of a tree down across Calder Road between Marion and Mullins.

Reports came in of four trees down in and near the city of Marion.

Emergency management reported a tree down on a car at 207 Butler Road.

Photo shared on social media of a tree down across Calder Road between Marion and Mullins.

An EM reported trees down in Marion.

Nickel to almost quarter size hail occurred at Hwy 76/301 near Plantation Loop Rd.

Two to four inches of snow and sleet mix fell across Marion county, with a maximum of 4 measured in Mullins, SC.

Homes along Gapway St. have some flooding, several roads flooded in the area.

South Main Street reported to be completely flooded in Marion.

Power outages affecting most of Nichols, SC due to fallen trees.

Multiple large trees down on homes and blocking roadways in and near the 900 block of Jones Avenue/NC-41. In addition, a large brick wall in main street commons in downtown Marion separated from a building and collapsed.

Tree down on house along NC-41 near intersection with Walnut Street.

Tree down on car near SC-41 and Zion Road.

Power lines down in the town of Marion.

Power lines down in Gresham.

Tree limb fell onto residential power line resulted in a local power outage.

Quarter sized hail was observed in the Temperance Hill area.

CO-OP observer reported hail from dime to quarter size.

Wind gusts ranged from 45 to 55 mph across the county. These winds resulted in scattered downed trees and power lines. In addition, rainfall averaged 3.5 to 5 inches.

A tree was down near the intersection of highway 501 and Sawyer Rd.

A tree was blown down on SC-41, approximately 5 NE of Gresham.

SC Highway Patrol reported a tree down on the road at Highway 9 and Snow Ct.

Brief freezing rain and sleet changed over to snow in the evening. 1.5 of snow and sleet measured in Mullins.

Winds ripped off part of a garage roof and slammed it into a wall near Highway 501 south of downtown Marion.

Tree down in road on Thomson Court.

Flash flooding reported with numerous streets flooded across town.

A tree was blown down in the road at the intersection of US 76 and Hassie Rd.

Trees down on Hwy 576, two miles south of Marion.

Hail ranging from 1.25 to 1.50 in Rains SC.

The Marion County 911 center reported flowing water across Hwy 41. The water was flowing into the canal.

Hail was reported in the town of Sellers.

A large tree was blown down in Mullins.

Trees down in the town of Mullins on Hwy 76.

A 59 mph gust was recorded at the Marion County Airport.

Several trees were blown down. A roof was damaged.

A 62 mph gust was recorded on an ASOS station in Marion county.

A couple of trees were blown down onto power lines along Hwy 501.

Flash flooding occurred in streets and businesses along US-76 near Metal Street.

Kemper Rd between sc-9 and s-321 closed due to road washout. Steele Rd from s-321 to s-60 was also washed out.

US 501 closed due to dam overflow at Reedy Creek.