In Lawrence County, an overnight windstorm wreaked havoc, causing damage to roofs, powerlines, and trees. The incident unfolded shortly after 3:00 AM on Thursday morning when a line of potent storms, accompanied by lightning and straight-line winds, swept through the area.
Reports indicate that the destruction primarily took place along and near Ethridge Red Hill Road at Red Hill Center Road. Additionally, another area affected by the storm’s wrath was in eastern Lawrence County along Weakley Creek and Gimlet Roads.
Responding swiftly to the crisis, units from Lawrence County Fire and Rescue sprang into action, clearing blocked roads and ensuring the well-being of impacted homeowners. Meanwhile, the Lawrenceburg Utility System mobilized their crews to work diligently on restoring power to customers who were left in the dark.
Looking ahead, Lawrence County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is set to conduct a thorough survey of the affected regions on Thursday morning. This assessment aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the extent of the damage caused by the relentless windstorm.
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