After a storm system swept through the area Monday night, high winds on Tuesday caused widespread damage and disruptions. From downed power lines to damaged greenhouses and even a shed colliding with a trampoline, the strong gusts kept first responders and residents busy throughout the day.
First Responders Tackle Downed Power Lines
Gusty winds persisted all day Tuesday, leading to multiple reports of downed power lines across the region. First responders worked tirelessly to secure affected areas and restore power where needed.
Officials have urged residents to stay away from fallen power lines and report any hazards to local authorities immediately.
Smith’s Gardentown Struggles to Protect Plants
Local businesses also felt the effects of the storm’s aftermath. Smith’s Gardentown, a popular garden center, had its greenhouse covers ripped off by the wind. Employees rushed to make repairs in an effort to protect their spring plants from further exposure.
Despite the setback, Smith’s Gardentown remains open and operational as they work to repair the damage.
Bizarre Wind Damage: Shed Lands on Trampoline
One News Channel 6 viewer shared a shocking photo of wind damage in their backyard.
- A neighbor’s shed was lifted off the ground by the intense winds.
- It landed on top of a trampoline in a bizarre twist of fate.
- The trampoline stopped the shed from hitting the house, potentially preventing serious damage.
The image is just one example of how unpredictable high winds can be, turning everyday objects into dangerous projectiles.