Storms cause damage in Cedartown, Polk County
A tree rests on top of an SUV and into the home of Lacy Davis on Tuck Street in Cedartown after a storm system brought strong winds and hail through Polk County on Thursday afternoon. Preliminary reports of a tornado were not confirmed as of Thursday evening.
An employee with Complete Tree Service works to clear out a tree that fell on a vehicle in front of the home of Lacy Davis on Tuck Street in Cedartown on Thursday afternoon. Davis’s mother and 3-year-old son were inside as the tree came through the roof but were unharmed.
A Georgia DOT employee works on a line where a traffic signal was blown off at the intersection of Lees Chapel Road and the Cedartown Bypass at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on Thursday, March 25, 2021.
A Georgia Power employee assesses the damage to power lines after a tree fell on Tuck Street in Cedartown during storms that passed through Thursday afternoon. More than 3,000 customers in Polk County were without power at the height of the first severe storm that moved through around 12:30 p.m.
Several trees fell in the area of Tuck Street near Cason Road and U.S. 27 on Thursday afternoon, including one that went through the roof of Connie Lane’s home. No injuries were reported, but property damage and power outages were widespread in Cedartown.
A large tree lays toppled in Northview Cemetery in Cedartown after a storm moved through the area Thursday afternoon. Several trees were brought down, causing widespread power outages.
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Polk County officials were still monitoring storms as they moved into the area late Thursday…
