(WTXL) - Roads in some Big Bend and South Georgia counties are closing due to severe weather.
FLORIDA
Leon County:
Crews are clearing downed trees on Delaware, Bradford, South Meridian and East Lafayette.
Crews are also working to clear downed trees on Delaware, Bradford, S. Meridian and E. Lafayette. Use caution in these areas.
— City of Tallahassee (@COTNews) April 15, 2018
Meridian Road is closed between Ox Bottom and Maclay Road.
Meridian Rd is closed between Ox Bottom and Maclay Rd. Crews are currently removing a downed tree, which should be clear in the next 15 minutes.
— COT Traffic (@COTTraffic) April 15, 2018
Crews are also responding to a downed tree on Bridal Trail.
Crew found a tree on wire on Bridal Trail. Tree crew on their way to remove & complete repairs. https://t.co/jtagrnCIuW
— City of Tallahassee (@COTNews) April 15, 2018
One remaining downed tree on Bradford Rd is being cleared by crews. All other tree reports are clear. If you see a downed tree, please report by calling 891-4968.
One remaining downed tree on Bradford Rd is being cleared by crews. All other tree reports are clear. If you see a downed tree, please report via the DigiTally app or call 891-4968. https://t.co/rIbR27YghO
— City of Tallahassee (@COTNews) April 15, 2018
Franklin County:
Highway 98 toward Summer Camp is closed due to down power lines.
Suwannee County:
Officials say that trees are down on C.R. 249. They are asking residents to stay put until the storms pass. The county is under a tornado watch until 6 p.m.
Wakulla County:
GEORGIA
Decatur County:
There are multiple reports of debris, trees, and power lines in the roadways. Residents are asked not to pass if lines are across the road because they still be energized.
There is also a tree on the power lines on Country Club Road. These lines may be energized so officials are waiting for Georgia Power before clearing debris.
No injuries are reported.
The worst damage is in the city of Bainbridge. Officials say several lines are down near houses on Orange Street near West College Street.
The Decatur County Sheriff's Office also shared pictures of downed trees on Spring Creek Road and Robert Wells Road.
Thomas County:
Minimal damage reported in Thomasville. Officials say there are a few downed limbs.
Colquitt County:
A few downed trees are being reported, but officials say nothing major has happened so far.
Lanier County:
No significant damage has been reported in the county so far, however, the area is still experiencing powerful, gusty winds.
