Falling debris causes no injury

<p>Windy conditions were so harsh Thursday afternoon that bricks crowning a downtown Fulton building crashed to the sidewalk. Firefighters partially blocked part of Nichols Street just north of West Fifth Street, and nearby sidewalks as well. A business occupant said no one was injured, and another said the crash “sounded just like a bowling ball.” The National Weather Service had a wind advisory out all day, predicting 25-35 mile per hour winds with 55 mph gusts.</p>

Windy conditions were so harsh Thursday afternoon that bricks crowning a downtown Fulton building crashed to the sidewalk. Firefighters partially blocked part of Nichols Street just north of West Fifth Street, and nearby sidewalks as well. A business occupant said no one was injured, and another said the crash “sounded just like a bowling ball.” The National Weather Service had a wind advisory out all day, predicting 25-35 mile per hour winds with 55 mph gusts.

Windy conditions were so harsh Thursday afternoon that bricks crowning a downtown Fulton building crashed to the sidewalk.

Firefighters partially blocked part of Nichols Street just north of West Fifth Street, and nearby sidewalks as well. A business occupant said no one was injured, and another said the crash "sounded just like a bowling ball."

The National Weather Service had a wind advisory out all day, predicting 25-35 mile per hour winds with 55 mph gusts.