Hurricane Matthew 25 miles inland

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October 10, 2016

This is just one of many uprooted trees on Bradwell Street in Hinesville, GA during a tornado spawned by Hurricane Matthew around 2 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, 2016. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

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Bradwell Street, a dead end, in Hinesville, GA was blocked in four places after Hurricane Matthew spawned a tornado. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

An oak tree landed across the back of a pickup truck on Bradwell Street in Hinesville, GA. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

The power went out in the neighborhood at 7:20 p.m. Friday. It was restored at 9:45 p.m. Sunday. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

Downed trees caused minor and major roof damage to homes in the path of the storm. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

Some homeowners on Bradwell Street with trees down were lucky enough for them to fall away from the house. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

All access in and out of the Bradwell Street neighborhood, a dead end, in Hinesville was blocked early Saturday morning. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

It appears this car is trapped under a large pine tree. The car was actually not touched and was driven forward and moved to safety with not so much as a flat tire. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

This unfortunate homeowner took a frontal blow from the oak previously standing in the front yard. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

This uprooted pine took down only out the ‘For Sale’ sign in this yard. (Staff Photo: Mary Braswell)

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