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Storms create problems again for emergency crews on Wednesday evening


web posted July 29, 2010

COUNTY – Strong storms moved across the Edgefield County area Wednesday afternoon and into the evening with heavy rains, high winds and numerous lightening strikes. Some power outages were reported around the Merriwether area as well as a home struck by lightening that caused a fire in an interior wall in the County Line Fire District.

The home struck by lightening reported smoke filling the house that was emanating from a breaker box. County Line Firefighters arrived on the scene and were able to prevent further damage to the home.

The much needed rain came all at once with between two and three inches of rain falling as the storms passed over. Due to the lack of rain and the dry hard ground conditions, most of the needed precipitation shed off into low lying areas as runoff and caused only minor flooding in some locations, though not posing any risk to homes or roadways.

Conditions for more late afternoon pop-up thunderstorms will continue today and into Friday as temperatures rise to near 100 with humid conditions






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