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Courtesy MesoWest, University of Utah. Wind Damage Photos:. Numerous trees and power lines were brought down in Americus.
Courtesy Americus Times-Recorder. Trees were downed around this house on Judy Lane in Americus. Heavy Rainfall:. Rainfall totals reached in excess of 5" in some locations.
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Though the ground was relatively dry due to recent dry weather, these rainfall totals led to isolated instances of flooding, including a few roads that were washed out. This road near Dallas in Paulding County experienced a washout due to the heavy rainfall from Michael. Three brief tornadoes touched down in the outer bands of Hurricane Michael on the evening of October 10th.
See the specifics on these tornadoes below. The tornado first touched down along Avera Road southwest of Roberta, snapping a few small trees and branches near a residence just east of the Hammett Road intersection. The tornado continued west-northwest, crossing Pope Road and Carroll Road, snapping and uprooting trees with the high-end EF-0 range.
The tornado continued to move west where it intensified to a high end EF-1 with estimated maximum winds of mph along Flint River Estates Road. Numerous trees were snapped from 10 to 20 feet off the ground or uprooted, including many hardwood trees. Several homes along the road were damaged by falling trees. A detached workshop at one of the homes was completely destroyed. The survey revealed that the garage was open with the opening facing the direction of the maximum winds, which led to its complete failure.
The tornado continued westward, snapping trees as it crossed State Route where it damaged another residence with falling trees.
The tornado continued west, crossing Hortman Road, where a few small trees and large branches were downed before lifting as it approached Walker Chapel Road. A brief tropical-cyclone tornado touched down just a couple miles southwest of downtown Atlanta along Dill Avenue SW. Along this road, several large trees were snapped. No further notable damage was seen downstream from this point. Please Contact Us. Please try another search. Multiple locations were found.
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Hurricane Michael Hits Georgia Weather. The 20th Section Fall Meeting will be held in Austin, Texas, this October 10—13, so pack up your boots and jeans and join us for the premier forum for discussions of the hottest topics in environmental, energy, and resources law.
Located in central Texas on the eastern edge of Hill Country, Austin has beautiful natural areas and parks with abundant trees and wildflowers as well as native plants and grasses. Austin has also emerged as one of the hottest cities for high-tech startup companies, in part because the community encourages creativity and nurtures free spirits. Austin is a music haven known for diverse and unique brands of original music.
On any given evening, you can enjoy live performances offered in dozens of venues such as coffee shops, restaurants, and bookstores, featuring all types of music genres, including folk, country, blues, jazz, pop, rock, alternative, and bluegrass. On Thursday evening, Fall Meeting attendees will enjoy the Jason Roberts Combo, comprised of the core musicians from the legendary nine-time Grammy-winning band Asleep at the Wheel, which has helped preserve the traditional Western Swing sound. The Fall Meeting theme this year is tied to energy policies and their natural resource and environmental consequences.
We will discuss challenges energy companies face as our national energy policies swing like a pendulum from administration to administration and even from year to year.
Experts will examine existing legal impediments to a better energy policy, and consider how to establish a clearer and more consistent energy policy going forward. With energy comes heat, and Fall Meeting speakers will discuss the hottest topics in environmental law, including panels on potential implications from the upcoming election and recent U. Supreme Court decisions.
Panels will focus on hydraulic fracturing, pipelines, federalism, and energy distribution challenges. You can also hear experts analyze current issues for renewables, utilities, climate change, air regulations, the nexus between water and energy, brownfield developments, and threatened and endangered species. The Fall Meeting will feature excellent technical roundtables by our sponsors Bloomberg BNA, Geosyntec Consultants, and Cardno ENTRIX on topics ranging from groundwater and takings law to realistic cost estimates to wastewater management in the context of hydraulic fracturing.
And we will learn about social media opportunities and enjoy a robust discussion of ethical obligations to take a matter up the corporate ladder.