Approach and Go-Around
While on final approach to runway 35 at the McGehee Catfish Restaurant Airport, the aircraft encountered a north-westerly crosswind and the pilot performed a go-around.
Second Approach and Loss of Control
During a second approach to runway 35, unpredictable crosswinds and windshear exceeded the control capability of the aircraft. The wind blew the aircraft to the right of the runway into the top of 30-foot trees.
Maneuver and Subsequent Impact
The pilot applied full power, and the aircraft began to climb. He turned into the wind. Subsequently, the aircraft struck a power line and came to rest inverted about 100 yards south of the runway.
Reported Wind Conditions
The pilot reported that at the time of the accident, the wind was from 330 degrees at 18 knots gusting to 25 knots.