Monday night’s storm caused significant property damage in Decatur County. As of 9:00 a.m. Tuesday morning, crews could be seen on Butler Ferry Road in West Bainbridge assessing damage and clearing debris.
Back in April, the same area of Decatur County saw a possible tornado that caused damage to homes and property.
In these photos, you can see pine trees snapped, irrigation pivots flipped, severe damage to a tractor dealership as well as a metal building.
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Where is the irrigation pivot located?