High Winds Damage Fairhope Trees

Fairhope, Alabama


300 S. Mobile Street

ONE HOUSE SEVERELY DAMAGED

A storm front that went through the area last night at about 9 PM caused serious tree damage, especially along Mobile Street in the vicinity of the White Avenue pier where a big oak fell on a house -- and a boat house was severely damaged.

No injuries wee reported immediately.

A tree also fell across the sidewalk at the Magnolia Beach park and behind Greer's grocery downtown.

Emergency management officials speculated a "micro burst" may have been responsible for the damage.

City public works crews were cleaning up the damage -- but they were stretched-thin with the Arts and Crafts Festival opening, where some of the vendor's tents were damaged as well.


Boat house roof in tree

306 S. Mobile Street

306 S. Mobile St. boat house roof blown off

Magnolia Beach park

Art vendor's tent damaged by wind

Church Street

Behind Greers

Comments

Anonymous said…
Ill bet the owner of this house didnt write the caption.
Anonymous said…
oak trees are shallow rooted trees. The one tree is a dead tree looks like rot or temites