Fire officials say over 40 calls were run for service, and several homes and power lines were knocked down as a result of the storm.EASLEY, S.C. —Several homeowners in Easley are spending their Labor Day picking up debris after heavy winds and rain blew through the area Sunday afternoon.The Easley Fire Department said at least three structures had trees on them from Sunday's storm, with multiple trees down across the area, knocking out power lines. The fire department also told WYFF 4 that...
Fire officials say over 40 calls were run for service, and several homes and power lines were knocked down as a result of the storm.
EASLEY, S.C. —
Several homeowners in Easley are spending their Labor Day picking up debris after heavy winds and rain blew through the area Sunday afternoon.
The Easley Fire Department said at least three structures had trees on them from Sunday's storm, with multiple trees down across the area, knocking out power lines. The fire department also told WYFF 4 that the evening crew ran over 43 calls last night.
"I was asleep, and the wind and everything woke me up. The thunder, that's what woke me up. I just happened to notice, hearing the pings on the side of the house, and it was hailing, and watching the wind, trees were whipping around this way. I walked to the front of the house and saw everything just blowing everywhere," said Easley resident Susan Moore.
The good news Monday was that no one was injured as a result of the storms, and there were plenty of branches and downed trees that could've caused harm.
Myca Cameron was surveying the damage to her house after Sunday's afternoon storm brought a massive tree down in her yard.
"I just got here as fast as I could. It was getting dark, and I couldn't tell the damage. And now we're seeing what it is, and it's, it's a pretty good bit," she said. "I'm not sure of the extent of the structural damage until the insurance gets here. And the window's broken, of course, but, I mean, it's just a waiting game to see how long it's going to take to get it fixed."
Just down the street from her house, there was cleanup at the scene of another large branch that damaged a shed, car, and knocked out utility lines.
"It was like spinning. It would go this way and that way and up and down."
The Easley Fire Department said 43 calls for service were answered after the storms, and several trees knocked down power lines and damaged homes, but the good news is no one was injured as a result.