Storm data and unusual weather phenomena
Storm Data, August, 2004
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
NEW YORK, Central
Madison County
Peterboro 10 1505EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees and
wires.
Madison County
Lebanon 10 1505EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees and
wires.
Steuben County
Bath 10 1610EST
Cayuga County
Countywide 10 1730EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
trees throughout southern Cayuga
County.
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor 12 1311EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees and
wires.
Sullivan County
Barryville to 12 1815EST
Cochecton 2300EST
Several road washouts along State
Route 97 in western Sullivan County
near Banyville. A culvert was damaged
on Buff Road in the town of Cochecton.
On August 14th, but due to the rain on
the 12th, a private bridge collapsed
off Aukerman Road in the town of
Tusten. A large sink hole developed
when a car drove over the bridge. The
car fell into the sink hole. Localized
rainfall amounts were 2 to 4 inches.
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor 12 1815EST
2100EST
Roads flooded.
NYZ057 Delaware
13 0045EST
0115EST
The Beaver Kill at Cooks Falls just
reached its 10 foot flood stage. The
crest was at 10.01 feet at 1 AM EST.
This flood was due to 2 to 4 inches
of rain that fell across the basin
during the day and evening of the
12th. The rain was along a stalled
front aided by tropical moisture from
the remnants of tropical storm Bonnic.
NYZ057 Delaware
13 0045EST
0115EST
Heavy rain amounting to 2 to 4 inches
brought the Beaver Kill at Cooks Falls
up to its flood stage of 10 feet early
in the morning. The river crested at
10.01 feet at 1 AM EST.
Madison County
Oneida 16 1420EST
Otsego County
Milford 20 1500EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees.
Broome County
Lisle to 20 1530EST
Triangle 1540EST
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees and wires. Some of the trees and
wires fell into the road. One tree
fell on a house. The worst damage was
along Kales Hill Road off State Route
26 in the Town of Triangle. On the
west side of the hill numerous trees
and wires fell along and onto the
road.
Chenango County
Greene to 20 1540EST
Smithville Center
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees.
Broome County
1 S Triangle 20 1540EST
Lightning hit a maple tree in the yard
of a house on Bull Creek Road in the
town of Triangle. A large section
of the tree broke off, dislodging a
television cable wire then landing
on the porch. Most of the porch was
caved in.
Chenango County
South Oxford 20 1549EST
Delaware County
East Meredith 20 1645EST
Thunderstorm winds downed power lines.
Onondaga County
Syracuse 27 1825EST
A 12-year-old boy was killed by
lightning. His mother and a neighbor
took shelter from a thunderstorm under
a tree in Assumption Cemetery. Both
the boy and his mother had bicycles
with them. The neighbor was in a
wheelchair. The mother and neighbor
felt the lightning but were not
injured.
Lightning also took out power to 1,000
customers in nearby DeWitt. M12UT
Madison County
Canastota 27 1845EST
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees and wires.
Oneida County
Rome 27 1900EST
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees and wires.
Oneida County
2 W Westernville 27 1900EST
Lightning struck a tree which a boy
was standing under at the A-OK
Campgrounds and Marina. The boy was
shocked but had no permanent damage.
Lightning also struck the metal
enclosure around the campground's
2,000 gallon gas tank.
Madison County
Canastota 28 1620EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees and
wires.
Onondaga County
Baldwinsville 28 1830EST
Lightning struck a substation knocking
out power to 8,000 residents in the
area.
Oneida County
Jewell 29 1250EST
Thunderstorm winds uprooted large
trees, overturned a boat, and
destroyed a tent.
Oneida County
Pt Rock 29 1320EST
Oneida County
Bridgewater 29 1400EST
1525EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding.
Water covered roads. Lots of ponding
of water on roads. State Route 20
closed in a few locations. Rainfall
rates were estimated at 2 to 3 inches
an hour. The area got 2 to 4 inches
rain.
Oneida County
Verona 29 1400EST
1525EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding. The
rain washed out culverts around North
Bay, and closed portions of State
Route 49. Rainfall rates were
estimated at 2 to 3 inches an hour.
The area got 2 to 4 inches of rain.
Steuben County
Bath to 29 1540EST
Thurston 1550EST
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees.
Schuyler County
Tyrone to 29 1555EST
Weston
Thunderstorm winds downed power lines
in Tyrone and Weston in the the town
of Tyrone.
Seneca County
Interlaken to 29 1630EST
Sheldrake 1640EST
Thunderstorm winds downed numerous
trees.
Onondaga County
Pompey 29 1700EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees and
wires.
Onondaga County
Pompey 29 1700EST
Lightning started a fire destroying a
detached two car garage on Henneberry
Road in Pompey. The garage had in it
woodworking equipment and a front end
loader.
Onondaga County
Manlius to 30 1115EST
Pompey 1930EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding. The
rain caused numerous road washouts and
creek flooding in Pompey and Manlius.
Many roads were closed and impassable
with water covering them. A golf
course flooded in Manlius. There was
significant flooding along Limestone
Creek mainly in the southern part of
town but spreading north. A bridge
was washed out in near the village
of Manlius. An animal hospital was
evacuated in Fayetteville. Many
basements were flooded. Reported as
worst flooding in 20 years. Rainfall
was 3 to 5 inches.
Madison County
Chittenango to 30 1130EST
Oneida 1930EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding.
Numerous roads were floods and creeks
were over their banks. Parts of the
city of Oneida were flooded with
streets impassable. Numerous homes had
flooded basements. Power was shut off
to reduce the risk of electrical fire
until the basements got pumped out by
the fire department. Rainfall was 3 to
5 inches.
Cayuga County
Moravia to 30 1220EST
Locke 1730EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding. The
rain caused road washouts. Owasco
inlet went over its banks and flooded
roadways. Other creeks out of their
banks and flooding roadways. Rainfall
amounts were 2 to 4 inches.
Steuben County
Addison to 30 1320EST
Campbell 1830EST
Heavy rain caused flooding of numerous
roads in the towns of Addison,
Campbell, and Thurston. A trailer
park flooded starting at 3:40 PM in
Addison. The park was on the corner
of the County Route 119 and County
Route 2. Rainfall amounts were 2 to
4 inches.
Chemung County
Elmira 30 1320EST
1600EST
Heavy rain caused several underpasses
to flood.
Cortland County
Scott 30 1520EST
1720EST
Heavy rain caused roads to flood.
Sullivan County
West Brookville 30 1900EST
2230EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding.
Numerous roads were flooded. Reports
of power poles being washed out of the
ground. One residence was undermined
enough to partially collapse.
Evacuations took place. Rainfall
amounts were 1 to 4 inches.
Broome County
Windsor to 30 2100EST
Sanford 31 0230EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
eastern Broome County. Roads were
flooded. At 10:48 PM EDT roads and
bridges were closed in Windsor. Creeks
were over their banks. A trailer park
located on old Route 17 flooded. An
hour later also in Windsor, numerous
roads were washed out. State Highway
17 was flooded and closed in one
direction between exits 79 and 80. A
woman had to be rescued on Ostrander
Road from a partially submerged car.
The trailer park was completely
inundated with water. Some of the
trailers had water in the first
floors. Rainfall amounts were 3 to
4 inches.
NEW YORK, Coastal
Bronx County
Bronx 11 1355EST
Large tree down on Van Ness Street.
One Inch hail was also reported at
this location at the same time as the
wind damage report.
Queens County
College Pt 11 1404EST
1420EST
Flash flooding of roads at College
Point. Two occupants of a vehicle were
electrocuted by a fallen powerline
when they apparently stepped out of
their vehicle into several feet of
water. F19IW, M23IW
Queens County
4 SE Richmond Hill to 11 1419EST
Richmond Hill
Two children struck by lightning at
Jamaica mall. Both hospitalized with
injuries.
Queens County
Flushing 11 1500EST
1520EST
Flash flooding from thunderstorms
caused basement flooding at Flushing
hospital.
Queens County
North Portion 11 1500EST
1525EST
Thunderstorms with torrential
downpours caused significant flash
flooding on the Whitestone Expressway
and Cross Island Parkway intersection.
Queens County
(Jfk)Kennedy Inl Arp 11 1640EST
1720EST
John F. Kennedy Airport flooded out by
torrential downpours. Airport closed.
A cold front moved into a humid
airmass over the tri-state area on
August 11th. Thunderstorms developed
along this cold front during the
afternoon. Due to the moist airmass
in place over the region ... The
thunderstorms became quite strong to
severe ... producing flash flooding
... wind damage ... and large hail.
Orange County
2 WNW Harriman 16 1710EST
Trees down. Power pole down causing
power outages.
Orange County
5 NE Warwick 16 1713EST
1718EST
Orange County
8 WNW Warwick 16 1715EST
House hit by lightning in Slate Hill.
Orange County
Tuxedo Park 16 1734EST
Large tree limb down partially
blocking road.
A strong upper level disturbance
moving into a moist atmosphere over
the lower hudson valley sparked
scattered thunderstorms on August
16th. A few of these storms became
severe ... producing hail and high
winds.
Orange County
Port Jervis 20 1610EST
1620EST
A trained spotter reported trees down
due to severe thunderstorm winds.
Also, in Walden at 16:15 EST, law
enforcement officials reported downed
trees and power lines.
Orange County
Warwick 20 1915EST
Numerous trees downed; some downed
wires.
Rockland County
Stony Pt 20 1915EST
Trees downed on wires.
A slow moving cold front eventually
stalled just north of the Lower Hudon
Valley on the 20th. Ahead of the
cold front ... the airmass over the
tri-state area was very moist and
unstable ... with
dewpoints in the 70 to 75F range.
Thunderstorms developed along this
front during the afternoon hours and
moved into the moist and unstable air.
Some of the storms became severe ...
producing hail and high winds.
A second round of thunderstorms
developed during the evening hours ...
some of which became severe.
Westchester County
White Plains 21 1355EST
1415EST
Bronx River Parkway flooded. Several
rescues of people from cars.
NEW YORK, Coastal
Queens County
1 N Forest Hills to 21 1415EST
Forest Hills
Golfball size hail in Rego Park.
Nassau County
Massapequa 21 1445EST
Trees downed. One fell on car.
Westchester County
White Plains 21 1515EST
Trees downed.
A stationary front was situated just
west of the Lower Hudson Valley and
Southern New England on August 21 st.
The airmass to the east of this front
was very moist and unstable ... with
surface dewpoints in the lower 70s.
Showers and thunderstorms developed
near the front ... and moved eastward
during the afternoon and evening
hours. In addition to the moist
atmosphere ... wind speeds aloft were
quite strong ... which aided in the
development of a few severe
thunderstorms across the region.
Orange County
West Portion 30 1759EST
2000EST
The remnants of a tropical system
combined with a stalled frontal
boundary acted to ignite slow moving
thunderstorms on the evening of August
30th. These thunderstorms trained over
Western Orange County NY for several
hours. Hourly radar rainfall estimates
in the 3-5" range were observed at
times. The hardest hit areas were Port
Jervis and Deer Park ... where flooding
was severe enough to initiate states
of emergencies in those towns. Houses
were damaged ... roads were destroyed
... and buildings collapsed throughout
Western Orange County. Monetary damages
are unknown at this time ... but are
sure to be in the millions of dollars.
NEW YORK, East
Montgomery County
Fonda 03 1705EST
A NWS survey team determined a
microburst took place on Presse Road.
Numerous trees down.
Montgomery County
St Johnsville 03 1705EST
Trees down.
Montgomery County
Palatine Bridge 03 1705EST
Four houses damaged.
Fulton County
Ephratah 03 1713EST 0.1 10
A NWS survey team found evidence of an
F0 tornado at property located on
Turnpike Road in the town of Ephratah.
The F0 tornado blew the roof off a
house just after an eyewitness saw a
funnel cloud heading toward the home.
Montgomery County
Fultonville 03 1728EST
Dutchess County
Pawling 11 1332EST
Trees and wires down.
Columbia County
Hudson 12 1425EST
3/4" hail observed in Greenport Center.
Washington County
Granville 12 1706EST
1806EST
Route 146 in Town of Granville closed
with water over road. Sheriff reported
severe flooding at site. Other
locations around the county reported
very heavy rainfall totals, including
an estimated 3.5 inches that fell in
Greenwich during the early afternoon
hours.
NYZ043 Northern Washington
12 2306EST
13 0231EST
Heavy rains from earlier on the 12th
resulted in the Mettawee River coming
out of its banks. The river at
Granville crested at 7.21 feet, just
above the 7-foot flood stage. No
unusual problems were reported to the
National Weather Service as a result
of this flooding.
NEW YORK, East
Washington County
Whitehall 16 1600EST
1900EST
Broadway, West and Gilmore Streets
closed due to flooding. Fern Street
washed out. County Route 12 flooded
over in several places.
Warren County
Bolton 16 1631EST
1731EST
One half mile of Valley Road washed
out. One half mile of East River Road
washed out.
Washington County
Hudson Falls 16 1703EST
1903EST
Water over State Route 196.
Washington County
Argyle 16 1703EST
1903EST
Water over State Route 40.
Dutchess County
Hopewell Jct 20 1505EST
Dutchess County
Stormville 20 1515EST
Trees and wires down.
Dutchess County
Pawling 20 1530EST
Trees down in road.
Schoharie County
Middleburg 20 1550EST
Trees down.
Rensselaer County
East Nassau 20 1722EST
Rensselaer County
Stephentown 20 1732EST
Dutchess County
Stormville 21 1115EST
Trees snapped 20 feet off the ground--
some uprooted. Damage swath about 3
miles long and 1 mile wide. The damage
began just north of where Stormville
Road and the Taconic Parkway meet and
ended southeast toward Stormville.
Dutchess County
Wappingers Falls 21 1115EST
Several trees and power lines down on
Route 82. Power poles snapped off.
Dutchess County
Pawling 21 1140EST
House struck by lightning on Hurds
Corners Rd.
Columbia County
Claverack 21 1245EST
Lightning struck two mobile homes.
Damage unknown.
Fulton County
Johnstown 28 1610EST
Trees reported down throughout city.
Power lines down along Route 30A and
North Perry Street caused police to
shut down portions of those roads for
a brief time, and also caused several
hundred households to lose power.
Montgomery County
Fonda 28 1612EST
Trees down in township.
Saratoga County
Chariton 28 1730EST
Trees down.
Saratoga County
Galway 28 1730EST
*** Downburst *** Many trees down.
NEW YORK, East
Saratoga County
Wilton 28 1742EST
Trees down.
Saratoga County
Saratoga Spgs 28 1743EST
Large tree limbs down.
Warren County
South Horicon 29 1520EST
Multiple power lines down.
Warren County
Bolton Lndg 29 1624EST
Five people struck by lightning on
Uncas Island in Lake George (2 miles
Northeast of Bolton Landing.) Injuries
not serious.
Warren County
Riparius 29 1630EST
Trees down, blocking Route 8.
Warren County
South Horicon 29 1900EST
2000EST
Pease Hill Road and Harris Road washed
out. In town of Lakeshore, portions of
Routes 8 and 9N were damaged.
Columbia County
Canaan 30 1800EST
2300EST
Torrential rain caused flashed
flooding in Canaan during the evening
hours of August 30th, resulting in an
estimated $280,000 in damage due to
washed out roads and trees falling
onto roads. Majority of damage was
West of County Route 5, as well as
portions of State Route 295. Flooding
was also reported in the town of New
Lebanon, where County Route 9 was
closed north of Route 20.
Columbia County
Hudson 30 1822EST
1922EST
In Greenport Center, Spook Rock Road
(County Route 29) closed from County
Route 23 to Route 9H due to flooding.
In Hudson, South Third Street closed
near Mount Merino.
Ulster County
Kingston 30 1900EST
2100EST
A series of slow moving thunderstorms
produced at least two inches of
rainfall in a short time in Ulster
County. With an already saturated
ground, extensive flash flooding
resulted, as portions of Broadway,
Washington Avenue and Elizabeth Street
were closed in the city of Kingston.
The worst of the flooding occurred
along Main Street, where two-foot water
depths were recorded. In addition, a
large sinkhole appeared on Pearl Street
between Green Street and Washington
Avenue. The heavy rains pushed the
Roundout Creek at Rosendale to 18.46
feet, slightly over its 18-foot flood
stage.
NEW YORK, North
Franklin County
Chateaugay 29 1530EST
Lightning struck a tree with minor
house damage.
Clinton County
Morrisonville 29 1600EST
Lightning struck a furniture shop
resulting in a fire with with extensive
damage.
Essex County
Jay 29 1630EST
1635EST
A frontal boundary across northern
Vermont and northern New York helped
focus thunderstorms across this area.
The airmass was very humid along and
south of the front. Very heavy rainfall
accompanied the thunderstorms. A few
thunderstorms were severe, with trees
blown down across roads in the New
York town of Jay.
NYZ034>035 Western Essex--Eastern Essex
30 1230EST
1600EST
A cold front moved slowly southeast
across northern portions of New York
during the afternoon. Thunderstorms
with heavy rain developed along and
ahead of the front. Minor basement
flooding was reported in Port Kent.
Rainfall of around 2 inches was
reported in Lake Placid.
NEW YORK, West
Cattaraugus County
Humphery 10 1450EST
Wayne County
Pultneyville 10 1720EST
Cayuga County
Victory 10 1740EST
Oswego County
Granby Center 10 1810EST
A cold front crossing New York State
brought showers and thunderstorms to
the region. Thunderstorm winds downed
trees and limbs in Victory, Cayuga
county, and Granby Center, Oswego
county. In Humphrey, Cattaraugus
county, the thunderstorm winds downed
trees and utility lines. In
Pultneyville, Wayne county, lightning
struck and barn and ignited a fire.
Oswego County
Cleveland 29 1215EST
Livingston County
Caledonia 29 1304EST
Monroe County
Henrietta 29 1335EST
Monroe County
Brighton 29 1355EST
Monroe County
Rochester 29 1410EST
1600EST
Wayne County
Wolcott 29 1415EST
1700EST
Lewis County
Croghan 29 1420EST
Jefferson County
Lorraine 29 1500EST
A cold front stretching across the
lower Great Lakes became nearly
stationary. Occasional showers and
thunderstorms persisted along the
front during the late morning and
early afternoon hours. Three-quarter
inch hail fell in Franklinville,
Cattaraugus county, while hail up to
one-and-three-quarters inch was
reported in Cleveland, Oswego county.
The thunderstorms winds, estimated to
60 mph, downed trees and power lines
in Caledonia, Livingston county;
Henrietta and Brighton, Monroe county;
Croghan, Lewis county; and Lorraine,
Jefferson county. The training
thunderstorms produced heavy rains
leaving parts of Monroe and Wayne
counties under water up to waist high.
Weather radar estimates of rainfall
totaled four to six inches over parts
of those counties. A State of Emergency
was declared in Wolcott, Wayne county.
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Granville County
Berea 02 1802EST
1845EST
Water one to two feet deep was flowing
across Highway 158 near Berea. There
were also additional reports of road
flooding in the Lewis community.
Durham County
Quail Roost 02 1821EST
1900EST
Flooding was reported on Highway 15-501
and along several rural roads from
Quail Roost south into norther parts
of the city of Durham. In addition,
Gregson Street was flooded.
Forsyth County
10 ENE Winston Salem 02 2000EST
2100EST
Salem Chapel United Methodist Church
on Salem Chapel Road was flooded.
Wake County
Fuquay Spgs 05 2115EST
Hoke County
6 SW Raeford 12 1212EST
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Scotland County
Old Hundred to 12 1340EST 6 50
8 N Laurinburg 1350EST
A tornado touched down near Old
Hundred and traveled northeast to
Silver Hill. Trees were blown down in
Old Hundred, and damage was sustained
to a shed roof and to the ceiling and
roof of the school bus garage at a
Scotland County Schools department
of transportation site on McFarland
Road. A mobile home was shifted off
its foundation near Sneads Grove.
Trees and power lines were blown down
in Silver Hill.
Forsyth County
Winston Salem 12 1410EST
1500EST
Flash flooding was reported on 28th
Street and Liberty, with two cars
disabled due to high water.
Guilford County
Stokesdale 12 1425EST
Trees were blown down and a barn was
destroyed at the intersection of
Highway 220 and State Road 150.
Harnett County
2 SW Pineview to 12 1447EST 3 100
1 NE Pineview 1453EST
A tornado touched down near the
intersection of Highways 24 and 27,
south of Pineview. The tornado moved
across Heritage Park Subdivision and
the Carolina Lakes Golf Course. Three
mobile homes were blown off their
foundations and were destroyed in and
around Heritage Park. An additional
two dozen homes sustained minor damage
to siding, windows and shingles. The
Spout Springs Presbyterian Church was
also partially destroyed. In all, 120
buildings had minor damage, 23 had
major damage, and 11 were condemned;
of those 11, nine were completely
destroyed. Four people were reported
injured, three of which occurred in
one of the mobile homes blown off its
foundation.
Durham County
Durham 12 1530EST
1630EST
The intersection of Interstate 85 and
Highway 15-501 was flooded with over
six inches of water.
Wake County
Countywide 12 1535EST
1630EST
Flooding was reported along US Highway
64, with high water in the road and in
the medians. In addition, Durant Road
and Nature Park Road were both flooded
as well.
Stanly County
Stanfield 13 1722EST
Trees were blown down and the fire
department was called to remove them.
Wake County
Raleigh 13 1810EST
1930EST
Street flooding, with several inches
of water, was reported on Lead Mine
Road. On Six Forks Road at Interstate
440, near North Hills Mall, a car was
submerged in one and a half feet of
water.
Wake County
Raleigh 13 1830EST
Trees were blown down on Glenwood
Avenue.
Nash County
Countywide 15 1215EST
1330EST
Highway 581 just north of Spring Hope,
and Ash Road in Spring hope were both
covered with water. In addition, water
was flowing rapidly across Halifax
Road in Dortchess. Many roads
throughout the county were under
several inches of water.
Johnston County
Clayton 15 1220EST
1330EST
Highway 42 and many secondary roads in
Clayton were covered with at least a
foot of water. Riverwood Golf Course
was under several inches of water.
Swift Creek was well out of its banks.
Orange County
1 E Efland 17 1830EST
Trees were blown down on the Highway
70 connector near Interstate 85.
Orange County
2 S Hillsborough 17 2000EST
2015EST
A car was stranded in high water on
New Hope Church Road near Highway 86.
Scotland County
1 S Laurinburg 29 0910EST 0.5 20
0912EST
A tornado touched down just south of
Laurinburg. Part of a roof was blown
off of a house, and shingles were torn
off of several other homes. Several
pine trees were snapped.
Harnett County
Anderson Creek 29 1145EST 0.5 20
1147EST
A tornado touched down near Anderson
Creek, snapping a couple of trees.
Hoke County
2 E Raeford 29 1425EST 1 50
1430EST
A tornado touched down in the
Hillcrest area on Pittman Grove Church
Road. Four houses sustained structural
damage, and trees were blown down.
NCZ040-042 Chatham--Johnston
30 0445EST
0900EST
Several trees were blown down
countywide as a result of Tropical
Depression Gaston. The Gulf Post
Office sustained damage when a tree
fell on it and damaged a section of
the roof and the building's back
porch.
Wake County
Raleigh 30 0630EST
0730EST
A foot of water was reported on Avent
Ferry road. Marsh Creek overflowed its
banks and flooded a few trucks.
Several ramps to Interstate 40 were
closed.
Chatham County
Pittsboro 30 0645EST
0800EST
A few roads had to be closed in
Pittsboro due to flooding.
Johnston County
4 N Smithfield 30 0700EST
0745EST
Water over two feet deep was reported
along Main Street in Wilson Mills. In
addition, six inches to a foot of
water was reported along Interstate 95
near Selma.
Person County
Roxboro 30 1130EST
1400EST
Over a dozen roads had to be closed
countywide. Madison Road and Leesburg
Road in Roxboro were both flooded.
Mill Creek overflowed its banks and
flooded both Todd Road and Mill Creek
Road just northeast of Roxboro.
NORTH CAROLINA, Central Coastal
NCZ045>047- Washington--Tyrrell--Western Dare--
080>081-093>095- Beaufort--Western Hyde--Craven--
098-103>104 Pamlico--Carteret--Onslow--Eastern
Dare--Eastern Hyde
03 0000EST
2300EST
Carteret County
East Portion 03 0910EST
1115EST
Craven County
East Portion 03 0910EST
1115EST
Hurricane Alex, a category two storm
with 100 mph sustained winds, brushed
the Outer Banks of North Carolina
during the late morning to early
afternoon hours on August 3rd. The
most significant impacts occurred
along the Outer Banks from Ocracoke to
Buxton where winds gusted to near 100
mph and soundside flooding was
estimated between 4 to 6 feet. Winds
and storm surge resulted in damage
to over 100 homes and businesses.
Nearly 500 cars were completely
flooded on Ocracoke, and in the
Hatteras Village area with damage
estimated near 7.5 million dollars.
Storm surge along the coast, along the
lower reaches of the Neuse and Pamlico
Rivers, and across other counties
adjacent to the Pamlico and Albemarle
Sounds were estimated at 1 to 3 feet
where no significant damage occurred.
The first outer rainbands began
affecting the area during the early
morning hours and continued through
the day. Four to eight inches of
rainfall was estimated across eastern
Craven and Carteret Counties extending
northeast and including Dare and Hyde
counties. Freshwater flooding was
reported across Craven and Carteret
Counties. There were no reported
tornadoes.
Dare county
Nags Head 05 1500EST
Department of Public Safety reported a
rip current drowning in the ocean
adjacent to the 4700 block of South
Virginia Dare Trail. The individual
was a vacationer from South Carolina.
M261W
Jones County
Trenton 05 1545EST
Craven County
Tuscarora 05 1645EST
Jones County
Trenton 05 1700EST
1800EST
Law enforcement reported many streets
flooded in Trenton.
Onslow County
Richlands 13 0411EST 0.1 30
Emergency Manager reported a brief
tornado touchdown damaging a home in
Richlands.
Carteret County
Stella 13 0453EST 0.3 20
0455EST
Law enforcement reported several
trailers overturned and destroyed with
three minor injuries at the White Oak
Camp in Stella.
Beaufort County
Bath 13 0600EST 2 30
0605EST
Emergency Manager reported 24 homes
and a church sustained damage from a
weak tornado which was on the ground
for two miles.
NCZ029-044>047- Martin--Pitt--Washington--Tyrrell--
079>081-090>095- Western Dare--Greene--Beaufort--
098-103>104 Western Hyde--Duplin--Lenoir--Jones
--Craven--Pamlico--Carteret--
Onslow--Eastern Dare--Eastern Hyde
14 OOOOEST
2300EST
Onslow County
Jacksonville 14 1230EST 0.1 20
Emergency Manager reported minor
structural damage at the Beachman
Apartments south of Highway 17.
Duplin County
Countywide 14 1315EST
1415EST
Jones County
Countywide 14 1315EST
1415EST
Lenoir County
Countywide 14 1315EST
1415EST
Law Enforcement reported many streets
flooded with homes and businesses
flooded in Kinston.
Onslow County
Countywide 14 1315EST
1415EST
Greene County
Countywide 14 1400EST
1530EST
Pitt County
Countywide 14 1400EST
1530EST
Hyde County
Rose Bay 14 1440EST 0.2 20
Law enforcement reported several
waterspouts, one of which moved
onshore as a weak tornado.
Martin County
Countywide 14 1500EST
1630EST
Pitt County
2 E Winterville 14 1500EST 0.1 20
Minor damage to several structures
with trees down.
Tyrrell County
Columbia 14 1515EST 0.1 20
Numerous trees down with a tree on a
mobile home. Outbuilding damaged in
Cross Landing west of Highway 94.
Dare County
Nags Head 14 1715EST 0.2 30
1717EST
Twenty structures were damaged in Nags
Head on the Outer banks.
Tropical Storm Charley moved northeast
across the Coastal Plains of Eastern
North Carolina during the afternoon
hours on August 14th. Onslow county
received the most damage, with
estimates over 5 million dollars, as
winds gusted to near hurricane force
to ppling trees and power lines with
structural damage to homes and
businesses. Winds gusted from 60-70
mph across Inland areas near the
center of the storm resulting in wind
damage to structures, and damage to
crops reaching into the millions.
Winds gusted from 40 to 50 mph across
locations across Eastern North
Carolina with minor wind damage
reported. Storm surge values were
highest along the Onslow County
coastline where a 2 to 3 foot surge
was estimated, and 8 foot waves caused
minor beach erosion along the south
facing beaches. Water levels rose up
to 2 feet across the lower reaches of
the Neuse and the Pamlico Rivers, and
across the Outer Banks. Storm total
rainfall, estimated between 4 to 6
inches, occurred across a large part
of the area resulting in freshwater
flooding in 7 counties across the
Coastal Plains. Five weak tornadoes
were reported across the area
associated with Charley with damage
reported. The most significant damage
related to a tornado occurred along
the Outer Banks in Nags Head.
Carteret County
Harlowe 15 1323EST 0.1 20
1325EST
Craven County
North Harlowe 15 1325EST 0.1 20
Weak tornado moved from Harlowe in
Carteret County to North Harlowe in
southern Craven County with no damage
reported.
Dare County
2 W East Lake 21 1402EST
Pitt County
Winterville 21 1613EST
NORTH CAROLINA, Extreme Southwest
NONE REPORTED.
NORTH CAROLINA, North Coastal
Pasquotank County
Elizabeth City 01 1405EST
Two golfers injured on the golf course
by lightning strike. One was critical.
NCZ102 Eastern Currituck
03 1500EST
Sustained wind of 39 knots and wind
gust of 43 knots measured at DUCN7.
Associated with Tropical Storm Alex.
NCZ015>017- Pasquotank--Camden--Western
031>032-102 Currituck--Chowan--Perquimans--
Eastern Currituck
14 1500EST
1900EST
Tropical Storm Charley moved through
northeast North Carolina and southeast
Virginia during late Saturday
afternoon and evening. Elizabeth City
(ECG) measured a sustained wind of 38
knots (44 mph), and a max gust of 56
knots (64 mph). Edenton (EDE) measured
a sustained wind of 34 knots (39 mph),
and a max gust of 51 knots (59 mph).
Rainfall amounts between 2 and 3
inches occurred. There were scattered
power outages.
Northampton County
Pendleton 18 1850EST
Trees down.
NORTH CAROLINA, Northwest and North Central
NCZ005 Rockingham
12 1435EST
1635EST
Rockingham County
4 SSW Bethany 12 1435EST
Rockingham County
5 NNE Reidsville to 12 1450EST
Mayfield 1520EST
Rockingham County
2 E Mayfield 12 1525EST 0 20
Caswell County
Pelham 12 1536EST
A line of thunderstorms produced
primarily straight line wind damage as
it progressed through Rockingham then
Caswell Cos. Numerous trees were
downed, homes and outbuildings were
damaged, and three mobile homes were
destroyed. At a seperation in this
line, an F1 tornado east of Mayfield
was produced. This tornado descended
through a yard downing and topping
several trees and destroyed the roof,
walls, and carport of a house.
Very heavy rainfall from this line of
storms prompted flooding in mainly
western parts of the county. Water
covered roads at the intersection of
Route 220 and Route 65 due to ditches
overflowing. A spotter in Stoneville
measured 3.8 inches during the event.
NORTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Bladen County
Clarkton 05 1745EST
Penny size hail was reported.
Pender County
Rocky Pt 05 1800EST
A utility company reported trees down
on power lines.
Columbus County
12 S Whiteville 05 1800EST
A tree 2-3 ft in diameter was snapped
off near Lebanon Church Rd.
Columbus County
11 SSW Whiteville 05 1800EST
A barn under construction was damaged.
Robeson County
Maxton 12 1329EST
Trees fell on a church. Trees were
also reported down on Fairley Rd.
Pender County
2 S Rocky Pt to 13 0255EST 5 500
4 NE Rocky Pt 0320EST
The remnants of Tropical Storm Bonnie
produced a tornado that touched down
just south of Rocky Point and moved
northeast, causing FO-F2 damage.
Damage (F0) was first observed near
West Strawberry Lane, with roof damage
to a couple of structures. The tornado
crossed I-40, just southeast of Rocky
Point. It then tracked across Martin
Marietta Access Road, causing fO-fl
tree damage. The tornado intensified
to fl-f2 as it moved into a small
community along Hwy 210. Significant
damage occurred on Clayton Lane, Nixon
Avenue, and Pickett Road. The tornado
reached peak intensity as it moved
across Cart Wheel Road, where several
homes were completely leveled. It
continued to track northeast, with F1
tree damage. The tornado crossed the
Northeast Cape Fear River and finally
dissipated near Shaw Highway,
approximately one mile north of Hwy
210. The following is a summary of
damage from Pender County Emergency
Management.
17 homes destroyed
25 other homes suffered major damage
34 other homes suffered minor damage
2 businesses suffered major damage
1 business suffered minor damage
M26MH, FIMH, M28MH
NCZ096>097-099>101 Bladen--Pender--Columbus--Brunswick
--New Hanover
14 0800EST
1800EST
Hurricane Charley initially made
landfall on the west coast of Florida
between Fort Myers and Tampa as a
category four hurricane. The storm
crossed Florida, and exited the coast
as a category one. It continued
northeast and made landfall again near
Cape Romain as a weak category one
hurricane with sustained winds at 75
mph. It moved up the coast and then
inland around Myrtle Beach. In Horry
and Georgetown counties, insurance
claims totaled $5 million, mostly
along the Grand Strand. There were
downed trees, roof damage, and
flooding along the coast in this area.
65,000 residents lost power, and the
estimate for cleanup in Georgetown
county alone was $1.5 million. As
Charley moved northeast, Brunswick
county was hit the hardest, with peak
winds around 85 mph. Damage was
extensive, with 2231 homes damaged,
231 with major damage, and 40 homes
destroyed in the county for a total of
$6.3 million. Many beach homes were
damaged, with 221 homes damaged at
Sunset Beach alone. Crop damage in
Brunswick county was also widespread,
with 50 percent of the tobacco crop
lost, and 30 percent of the corn and
field vegetables destroyed. New
Hanover county was the next hardest
hit, with many business damaged in
Wilmington and surrounding cities. The
majority of the county had power
outages from downed limbs on power
lines. Rainfall ranged from two inches
near the coast, to around four inches
from eastern Bladen county, south
through Columbus county. Vegetative
debris was widespread, plugging storm
drains and contributing to ponding and
flooding the next day. Storm surge was
minimal, with some minor overwash.
Thankfully, only a few minor injuries
were reported.
New Hanover County
5 E Wilmington 15 1140EST
1245EST
Several neighborhoods were flooded in
the Masonboro area. Portions of
College Rd. were flooded.
NCZ087-096-099>101 Robeson--Bladen--Columbus--Brunswick--
New Hanover
29 1600EST
30 1000EST
Gaston made landfall the morning of
the 29th as a tropical storm in
Charlestown county SC. The storm moved
north, through Georgetown,
Williamsburg, and Florence counties.
Gaston weakened to a tropical
depression that night as it moved into
Marion county and the remnants moved
to Dillon county the morning of the
30th. Rainfall was the main element of
the storm, with the heaviest swath of
precipitation from Williamsburg county,
through Florence and Darlington
counties. Around five inches of
rainfall on average occurred in this
area with over ten inches of rain in
the Kingstrec area in Williamsburg
county. Flash flooding was reported in
Lake City and in Darlington during the
late afternoon and evening. Many roads
were flooded and closed in Kingstrec,
Grecleyville, and Hemingway. Front
street in Georgetown was also closed.
A tornado watch was issued, with one
confirmed tornado near Wallace in
Marlboro county. In North Carolina,
rainfall ranged from around an inch
near the coast, to near five inches
in Robeson county, with street
flooding. The winds associated with
Gaston were not much of a factor,
with the peak wind of 58 mph recorded
at the Springmaid pier in Myrtle
Beach. There were numerous limbs down,
with some minor power outages. There
was minor beach erosion reported at
Bald Head Island and on the east side
of Ocean Isle Beach. The effects of
Gaston were felt weeks after, with
widespread river flooding over the
entire area. The Lumber river at
Lumberton had record flooding, with a
crest nearly eight feet above flood
stage. There were several evacuations
of homes in the Quinby area, and some
flooding of farmlands in Pee Dee.
NORTH CAROLINA, Southwest
Haywood County
Hazelwood 02 1629EST
Haywood County
Lake Junaluska 02 1629EST
A couple of trees were blown down.
Haywood County
Canton 02 1640EST
Several trees were blown down.
Madison County
3 NW Marshall 02 1700EST
2100EST
Big Pine Creek overflowed its banks
and flooded adjacent roads.
Madison County
15 NNW Marshall 02 1710EST
Numerous trees were blown down along
highway 208 in the Shelton Laurel area.
Union County
5 NW Marshville 05 1540EST
Buncombe County
11 S Asheville 11 1420EST
Iredell County
Statesville 12 1300EST
1400EST
Heavy rain resulted in some flooding
of low lying and poor drainage areas.
Davie County
Mocksville 12 1300EST
1400EST
Heavy rainfall resulted in flooding
of some low spots and poor drainage
areas.
Lincoln County
Lincolmon 12 1400EST
1500EST
Heavy rainfall resulted in flooding
of a few low spots and poor drainage
areas.
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte 12 1600EST
1700EST
Heavy rainfall caused water to pool
on an exit ramp off of 1-77. Numerous
traffic accidents resulted.
Cleveland County
Lawndale 19 0300EST
Lightning struck a water plant,
damaging the phone system and a pump
system, resulting in a loss of service
for 2000 customers.
Jackson County
Cullowhee 20 2130EST
Large tree limbs were blown down.
There were also sporadic power
outages.
Caldwell County
Lenoir 24 1404EST
Lightning struck an electrical
substation, resulting in a widespread
power outage.
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Hettinger County
6 S Mott 01 1645CST
Adams County
14 NE Haynes 01 1700CST
1705CST
Ground white with hail.
Grant County
17 S Elgin 01 1732CST
1735CST
Sioux County
50 W Selfridge 01 1740CST
Bottineau County
Newburg 01 2025CST
Pierce County
Rugby 01 2122CST
A few trees blown down from the strong
winds.
Foster County
4 NW Juanita 02 0110CST
01 0115CST
Several trees uprooted, numerous
branches broken, roofs peeled off
trailers, homes and lake cabins.
Hettinger County
6 E New England 04 1525CST
1527CST
Grain Auger blown over by the
high winds.
Stutsman County
Medina 06 2137CST
2142CST
Bowman County
5 NNE Bowman 07 1422CST
Slope County
15 SSW Amidon 07 1422CST
Hettinger County
6 E New England 07 1545CST
Grain auger destroyed.
Divide County
5 SW Crosby to 07 1645CST
6 SSW Crosby 1655CST
A one mile swath of large hail damaged
or destroyed 10,000 acres of crops.
Estimated damage of 75 to 100 percent
loss.
Rolette County
5 N Mylo 15 1745CST
Rolette County
Nanson 15 1845CST
Adams County
13 NE Reeder 23 1635CST
Hettinger County
4 E Regent to 23 1700CST
8 S Regent 1710CST
Wind gust to 70 mph (61 knots)
accompanied the storm. Wind tore off
a barn roof and siding on a trailer
was heavily damaged.
Grant County
16 N Elgin 23 1750CST
Morton County
Glen Ullin 23 1800CST
Morton County
7 W Mandan 23 1835CST 0 30
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Tornado briefly touched down in open
country, debris was observed.
Mclean County
Riverdale 23 1840CST
1843CST
Pea size hail accompanied the winds.
Morton County
New Salem 23 1840CST
1845CST
Oliver County
10 W Center 23 1847CST 0 20
1848CST
Tornado briefly touched down in open
country.
Oliver County
Hensler 23 1850CST
1853CST
Morton County
Mandan 23 1915CST
1918CST
Street flooding was reported in the
low lying areas of Mandan due to very
heavy rain with this storm.
Burleigh County
(Bis)Bismarck Muni A 23 1927CST
1934CST
The severe thunderstorm brought strong
winds, very heavy rainfall and hail
across the Bismarck area. Numerous
tree damage was reported. Power lines
were downed by the winds causing city-
wide power outages. Hail size up to
2.00 inches were reported in the city.
Streets and underpasses flooded
causing several roads to become
impassible. Water flowed across yards
and into several basements of homes.
Burleigh County
Wing 23 1950CST
1955CST
Burleigh County
Bismarck 23 1955CST
2125CST
Streets and underpasses flooded
causing several major arteries to
be closed. Water flowed across yards
and into several basements of homes.
Kidder County
1 N Robinson 23 2030CST
Emmons County
5 SW Linton 23 2055CST
2057CST
Emmons County
6 NE Linton 23 2125CST
2127CST
Kidder County
Steele to 25 1705CST
Dawson 1730CST
A severe thunderstorm moving through
Kidder county caused hail damage to
several homes, vehicles and crops.
Hail of various size covered
Interstate 94 between Steele and
Dawson.
Kidder County
7 NE Tappen 25 1735CST
1740CST
Mclean County
Wilton 25 1840CST
Mountrail County
10 S Stanley 25 1850CST
1856CST
Burleigh County
7 W Regan 25 1900CST
Stutsman County
7 SW Woodworth 25 1905CST
1909CST
Stutsman County
2 N Woodworth 25 1925CST
Wind gust to 45 mph (39 knots)
accompanied the storm.
Stutsman County
2 S Buchanan 25 1945CST
Ward County
7 WSW Minot to 25 2013CST 0 20
7 SW Minot 2015CST
Tornado briefly touched down in open
country then quickly lifted.
Stutsman County
10 NE Buchanan 25 2015CST
Ward County
1 W Minot 25 2113CST
2119CST
Dickey County
1 E Fullerton 26 1701CST
1705CST
NORTH DAKOTA, East
NDZ014>015-026 Benson--Ramsey--Nelson
01 0000CST
31 2359CST
Through the month of August, the level
of Devils Lake went through a slow
fall. At the start of the month, the
lake was around 1448.70 feet MSL,
while at the end of the month, the
level was around 1448.50 feet MSL. The
lake had a reported area of 136,000
acres and a volume of 2.65 million
acre-feet. The high lake levels
continued to threaten and damage roads
in its vicinity. The Spirit Lake
Nation reported several roads being
undermined by lake water erosion. The
Wood-Rutten Road, which crosses from
Ramsey to Benson counties south of
Crary, qualified for federal funding
by the Federal Highway Administration.
A new road and bridge will be
constructed over the old road site.
This road has been closed due to high
water levels on Devils Lake. The cost
of the project was estimated at $7.4
million. The North Dakota Parks and
Recreation Department recommended
closing Graham's Island State Park,
unless its access road could be
raised. The U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers also started raising the
dike which protects the city of
Devils Lake. This project is set for
completion in the fall of 2005, at a
cost of about $7 million. Nelson
county also reported problems with
the rising Stump Lake. Water
continued to flow from the cast end
of Devils Lake, through the Jerusalem
Coulee, and in to Stump Lake. Stump
Lake had a level of 1421.77 feet MSL,
giving it an area of 8,900 acres and
a volume of 204,800 acre-feet. Stump
Lake rose 2.75 feet since June and
6.75 feet since the end of March. An
additional 780 acres of land were
flooded around Stump Lake just this
year. Additional rises would
threaten county roads 15 and 23, and
also emergency services to those
areas.
Benson County
1 SE Esmond 01 2140CST
Griggs County
12 W Cooperstown 02 0141CST
Griggs County
6 S Cooperstown 02 0155CST
0205CST
The ground was white with hail.
Griggs County
2.5 N Hannaford 02 0155CST
Large hail shredded a wheat field.
The hail was still visible on the
ground toward the noon hour.
Richland County
3 ENE Walcott 02 0200CST
Richland County
2 NNW Abercrombie 02 0215CST
Barnes County
Pillsbury 02 0220CST
Steele County
1 N Luverne 02 0220CST
Steele County
Luverne 02 0220CST
Five trees in one yard were blown
over, one tree hit the house and
two cars. Power was also knocked
out and other trees were damaged.
NORTH DAKOTA, East
Cass County
Page 02 0245CST
Griggs County
10 WSW Hannaford 02 0400CST
Barnes County
5 NNE Wimbledon 02 0410CST
Barnes County
10 N Valley City 02 0430CST
Griggs County
4 NNW Binford 08 1450CST
Eddy County
15 E Brantford 08 1505CST
Pembina County
1 S Neche 08 1518CST 0.3 25
1519CST
The tornado moved east-northeast
toward the river southeast of Neche.
Pembina County
1 N Pembina 08 1550CST 0.3 25
1551CST
A tornado with multiple funnels was
reported north of Pembina.
Pembina County
11 W Drayton 08 1630CST
Walsh County
8 N Grafton 08 1630CST
Towner County
Bisbee 15 1810CST
Towner County
Bisbee 15 1815CST
NDZ006>008- Towner--Cavalier--Pembina--
014>016-024- Benson--Ramsey--Eastern Walsh--
026>030-038>039- Eddy--Nelson--Grand Forks--
049-052>054 Griggs--Steele--Traill--
Barnes--Cass--Ransom--
Sargent--Richland--Western Walsh
19 0000CST
21 2359CST
Patchy frost occurred over portions of
the area throughout these 3 momings,
which was not normal for August. As
patchy frost also occurred on June
23rd and 24th, the only summer month
that didn't have frost was July. The
usual date for a first frost is not
until mid to late September. Daily,
monthly, and seasonal temperature
records were all set. On August 19th,
the coldest morning temperatures were
35 degrees (5NW Prosper) and 36
degrees (6N Wahpeton). Record lows
were set at Fargo (39) and at the
Grand Forks airport (37). On August
20th, the coldest morning temperature
was 30 degrees (2SE Cando). Enderlin,
Cooperstown, Langdon, 5W Cavalier,
and 5N Leonard all dipped to 31
degrees. Record lows were again set
at Fargo (34), the Grand Forks
airport (32), and Devils Lake (38).
On August 21st, the coldest
temperature was 33 degrees (5NW
Prosper). A record low was set at
the Grand Forks airport (38). The
normal low at this time in August
was around 55 degrees. When the
month of August ended, it was the
coldest August on record for the
Grand Forks airport and Devils Lake,
and the second coldest at Fargo. For
the summer season (June, July, and
August), it was the coldest on record
for the Grand Forks airport and the
seventh coldest for Devils Lake and
Fargo. Damage to crops was widespread
and yet spotty. Crops in lower lying
areas were more susceptible to frost
than those slightly higher. Some
crops, like soybeans, edible beans,
and corn, were also more susceptible
to frost than root crops such as
sugarbeets and potatoes. Some crop
varieties were also more frost
resistant than others. The cool summer
and prior frosts put many crops about
2 to 4 weeks behind schedule. The
majority of crops that needed warm
nights to mature (such as corn or
tomatoes) were not expected to make
it. North Dakota crop losses were
estimated at $530 million, but crop
insurance was expected to offset about
$201 million of this amount, leaving a
net loss of about $329 million.
However, this estimate covered summer
flooding, drought, and the cool
weather. The tourism/resort industry
also reported decreased summer
revenue. Garden and vegetable farmers
were hit hard, with some vegetables
not ripening. Leaves on trees turned
color early and started falling from
trees. The bee industry was also hurt
by the cold. ND was the nation's top
honey producer in 2002 and was second
in 2003. The cold weather meant fewer
blossoms and less active bees. In
2003, North Dakota produced 29.6
million pounds of honey worth over
$40 million.
Eddy County
Brantford 23 2150CST
Nelson County
Mc Ville 23 2255CST
Large branches were blown down.
NORTH DAKOTA, East
Griggs County
6 N Cooperstown 23 2315CST
Steele County
4 SW Sharon 23 2330CST
Steele County
4 SW Sharon 23 2333CST
Large branches were blown down.
Cass County
5 N Casselton 24 0025CST
Traill County
2 NNE Buxton 24 0040CST
Several large trees were blown down.
Cass County
1 WSW Grandin 24 0046CST
A 62 mph wind gust was measured by a
Davis system.
Sargent County
Gwinner 25 1808CST
Sargent County
3 SW Milnor 25 1840CST
Cass County
5 SE Tower City 25 1930CST
Barnes County
Wimbledon 25 2045CST
Griggs County
10 W Walum 25 2045CST
Barnes County
5 WNW Dazey 25 2158CST
Traill County
Reynolds 25 2225CST
Grand Forks County
Emerado 25 2228CST
Grand Forks County
Thompson 25 2255CST
Sargent County
4 E Straubville 26 1620CST
Sargent County
2 NE Brampton 26 1655CST
Sargent County
1 S Crete 26 1710CST
Hail covered the ground.
Sargent County
2 SE Stirum 26 1720CST
Sargent County
3 N Forman 26 1742CST
Sargent County
5 N Cayuga 26 1810CST
The hail was three inches deep next to
the house.
Cavalier County
Langdon 29 1357CST
Grand Forks County
2 NW Thompson 29 1529CST
Grand Forks County
1 E Thompson 29 1531CST
Traill County
8 SE Buxton 29 1620CST
Traill County
11 ENE Cummings 29 1625CST
Cass County
1 S Fargo 29 1710CST
Cass County
6 S Fargo 29 1715CST
Cass County
6 S Fargo 29 1718CST
Richland County
Great Bend 29 1726CST
Richland County
5 N Fairmount 29 1745CST
OHIO, East
Coshocton County
Coshocton to 04 1140EST
Nellie 1155EST
Trees and power lines blown down in
Nellie, Coshocton, and Warsaw. Some
fell on 12th St in Coshocton. 10 large
trees fell in the Warsaw-West
Lafayette area.
Guernsey County
Cambridge 04 1220EST
Widespread trees and power lines down,
especially in eastern half of county,
which lost all electric power. Some
roads closed because of fallen trees.
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar to 04 1225EST
Newcomerstown
Widespread trees and power lines
downed from Bolivar, to Gnadenhutten,
to Newcomerstown.
Muskingum County
Zanesville 04 1230EST
Trees down from Zanesville to Concord.
Harrison County
Cadiz to 04 1250EST
Deersville
Trees and power lines blown down.
Jefferson County
Adena 04 1250EST
Numerous trees down on CR 36.
Monroe County
Countywide 04 1255EST
Trees down throughout county. Routes
77, 78, and 800 blocked by fallen
trees.
Belmont County
Bridgeport 04 1310EST
Belmont County
St Clairsville 10 1440EST
Belmont County
St Clairsville 10 1440EST
Trees and power lines down.
Tuscarawas County
Mineral City 18 1815EST
Carroll County
Carrollton 18 1850EST
3 trees down.
Muskingum County
Zanesville 18 1940EST
and 1 tree down.
Noble County
3 S Summerfield 18 2040EST
and 1 tree down.
Monroe County
Lewisville 18 2100EST
Monroe County
Fly 18 2135EST
Coshocton County
5 ESE Warsaw 19 0220EST
Trees down on Twp Rd 377.
Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten 19 0235EST
Tree fell and blocked road.
Tuscarawas County
Newcomerstown 19 0240EST
Tree blown down across Blue Ridge Rd.
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar 19 0240EST
Tree fell across Middle Run Rd.
Tuscarawas County
Strasburg 19 1509EST
Tuscarawas County
Dover 19 1510EST
Jefferson County
Wintersville 19 1545EST
Belmont County
Martins Ferry to 19 1547EST
Colerain
Several trees down.
Columbiana County
Wellsville 19 1549EST
Jefferson County
Steubenville 19 1555EST
Large trees blown down on Lawson Ave,
Ross St, and N 5th St. 5000 customers
lost electricity.
Jefferson County
Sugar Grove 19 1600EST
Jefferson County
Wintersville 19 1640EST
Coshocton County
1 W Coshocton 19 1659EST
Trees down.
Tuscarawas County
Dover 19 1705EST
Tuscarawas County
1 E Zoar 19 1900EST
2000EST
SR 212 flooded.
Harrison County
2 W Cadiz 20 1515EST
Trees down.
Jefferson County
Toronto 20 1530EST
Numerous trees and power lines blown
down. One mobile home knocked off its
foundation; 5 others damaged by
falling trees and wind.
Columbiana County
Calcutta 20 1540EST
Tree down on Lisbon Rd.
OHZ059 Belmont
20 1930EST
2300EST
Streams overflowed, flooding
Badgersburg Rd and Garrett Rd, 4 miles
west of Belmont. Other roads flooded:
SR 147 near Warnock, CR 5 northeast of
St Clairsville, SR 9 in Warnock and
Provident, SR 149 in Centerville.
Belmont County
Countywide 20 1930EST
Many trees down.
Columbiana County
Winona to 27 2200EST
Elkton 30 1045EST
Flooding began 11 PM EDT, when State
Rte 45 flooded in Salem Twp, 4 miles
southwest of Leetonia. Rushing waters
washed out a bridge and left a hole 65
ft by 125 ft. By 1115 PM EDT,
significant flash flooding had spread
to Lisbon. Six inches of rain fell,
from 10 PM 27th to 4 AM EDT 28th;
total rain 7.2 inches. Peak of flash
flood was at 1230 to 1 AM EDT 28th.
One man was trapped inside his home,
when flood waters carried him and the
home into Mill Site Creek about 1230
AM. His house broke apart when it was
slammed against a bridge. He was later
rescued from a tree. These streets
flooded: Caldwell, Mill, Pritchard
Ave, Moore, McKinley, East Chestnut.
By 4 AM EDT 28th, significant flooding
had spread to Elkton and Williamsport,
and surrounding townships, including:
Salem, Hanover, Butler, Center, and
West. By 1230 PM EDT 28th, Pine Hollow
Rd was closed 5 miles southwest of
Rogers; and Leetonia Rd was closed in
Leetonia. At least 100 homes suffered
flood damage; several completely
destroyed. Beaver Creek area in Lisbon
hard hit, with several mobile homes
washed away. Roads and bridges were
washed out. 60 people took shelter at
a school. 4000 customers lost
electricity. By 5 PM EDT on 29th, only
16 roads remained closed in the
county. (CORRECTED FOR DAMAGE AMOUNT,
TO ADD WASHED OUT BRIDGE, AND MAN
TRAPPED IN HOUSE)
OHZ048 Coshocton
28 0915EST
1015EST
Flooding caused mud slide on CR 22
between Warsaw and Princeton.
Noble County
Sarahsville to 28 1050EST
Summerfield 1400EST
Portions of State Rtes 147, 513, and
566 closed by flooding; as well as
CR 24.
OHIO, North
Trumbull County
Champion 10 1220EST
Thunderstorm winds downed one large
tree and some power lines five miles
north of Champion.
Huron County
Norwalk 15 1445EST
Penny size hail was observed five
miles west of Norwalk.
Seneca County
Tiffin 18 1435EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Seneca County
Mc Cutchenville 18 1445EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
large trees.
Huron County
Willard 18 1530EST
Penny size hail was observed five
miles northwest of Willard.
Seneca County
Bloomville 18 1540EST
1550EST
Thunderstorm winds downed one large
tree and several limbs.
Seneca County
Bloomville 18 1542EST
Penny size hail was observed two miles
south of Bloomville.
Ashland County
Perrysville 18 1555EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Richland County
Butler 18 1555EST
Thunderstorm winds downed two trees.
Huron County
Fitchville 18 1630EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Huron County
New London 18 1630EST
Penny size hail was observed northwest
of New London.
Lorain County
Wellington 18 1640EST
Penny to quarter size hail was
observed south of Wellington.
Richland County
Mansfield 18 1700EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
large limbs north of Mansfield.
Wayne County
Congress to 18 1820EST
Wooster 1830EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a large tree
in Congress and a second tree in
Wooster.
Marion County
New Bloomington to 19 0045EST
Marion 0055EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a large tree
near New Bloomington. A truck struck
the fallen tree resulting in serious
injuries to the driver. A second tree
was downed near Marion.
Morrow County
Countywide 19 0115EST
0130EST
Thunderstorm winds downed many trees
across the southern half of Morrow
County. Scattered power outages were
also reported.
Knox County
Gambier 19 0200EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
trees and large limbs. Power outages
were also reported in Gambier.
Knox County
Gambier 19 1615EST
1630EST
For the second time in less than 15
hours, severe thunderstorms moved
across the Gambier area. Many trees
and large limbs were downed in and
just south of the town. Scattered
power outages resulted from the downed
trees.
Lucas County
Sylvania to 27 1246EST
Toledo 1255EST
Thunderstorm winds downed three large
tree limbs. The roof of a theater in
Toledo was also damaged by the winds.
Wood County
North Baltimore to 27 1435EST
Walbridge
Thunderstorm winds downed large tree
limbs in the North Baltimore and
Walbridge areas.
Lake County
Madison 27 1520EST
Thunderstorm winds downed two large
tree limbs.
Ashtabula County
Geneva 27 1535EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Trumbull County
Niles 27 1720EST
Thunderstorm winds downed two trees.
Mahoning County
Austintown 27 1750EST
Penny size hail was observed.
OHZ006-017 Wood--Hancock
27 1605EST
2000EST
Thunderstorms dumped between two and
four inches of rain on southern Wood
and northern Hancock Counties during
the late afternoon and early evening
hours of August 27th. Spotters in
McComb (Hancock County) measured three
and a half inches of rain between 4
and 7 p.m. Widespread lowland flooding
occurred with extensive street
flooding reported in North Baltimore,
Cygnet and McComb. Water on some
streets was as much as a foot deep.
Dozens of homes experienced basement
flooding.
OHIO, North
Stark County
Southeast Portion 28 0200EST
0500EST
Thunderstorms producing very heavy
rains lingered over Stark County
during the late evening hours of 27th
and the early morning hours of the
28th. Up to five inches of rain fell
on the southeastern corner of Stark
County during that time. Sandy Creek
rose 15 feet in just a few hours
causing widespread flooding in the
Minerva area. Runoff from very heavy
thunderstorm rains in Columbia County
contributed to the rapid rise in the
creek. At least eight people had to be
rescued from their homes in Minerva
and surrounding Paris Township. Homes
along South Main Street and Grant
Boulevard were the hardest hit by the
flooding. Around 25 homes in these
areas were damaged with at least two
sustaining substantial structural
damage. Several roads and culverts
were washed out by the flood waters
and many other roads including U.S.
Route 30 had to be closed. Flood
waters on some streets in Minerva were
reported to be as much as three feet
deep. Dozens of additional homes
experienced basement or nuisance
flooding.
Lucas County
Sylvania to 28 0525EST
Toledo 0630EST
Thunderstorms dumped locally heavy
rains on portions of Lucas County
during the early morning hours of the
28th. Up to three inches of rain was
measured on the west side of Toledo
and in Sylvania. Widespread lowland
and street flooding occurred in these
areas. Several roads had to be closed
because of flooding. Water on a couple
of streets was as much as two feet
deep. Dozens of homes experienced
basement or nuisance flooding.
Morrow County
South Portion 28 0600EST
0800EST
Thunderstorms producing very heavy
rains persisted over Morrow County
during the early morning hours of the
28th. Two to four inches of rain fell
on the southern third of the county.
Extensive lowland flooding was
reported as several streams and creeks
quickly went into flood. A nursing
home in Marengo had to be evacuated
because of flooding. A bridge on
County Road 206 to the west of Sparta
was washed out. Several roads had to
be closed because of flooding. At
least two dozen homes sustained damage
from the flooding.
Ashtabula County
Countywide 28 0958EST
1130EST
Thunderstorms dumped up to three
inches of rain on portions of
Ashtabula County. Runoff from this
rain caused widespread lowland
flooding. Several roads and streets
had to be closed because of flood
waters up to two feet in depth. At
least one car became stranded in a
flooded underpass in Ashtabula. Flood
waters damaged several businesses in
Ashtabula. Dozens of buildings
elsewhere in the county experienced
basement or nuisance flooding.
Crawford County
Galion 28 1600EST
Thunderstorm winds destroyed a garage
and a small shed along Monnett-New
Winchester Road west of Galion in
Whetstone Township. A fence and many
trees were also downed in the area.
Crawford County
Crestline 28 1607EST
Hail the size of half dollars was
observed in Crestline. Many cars
sustained minor damage from the hail.
Crawford County
Crestline 28 1607EST
Thunderstorm winds downed many trees
in the Crestline area.
Knox County
Mt Vernon 28 1637EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down a
large tree on a top of a shed. The
shed was destroyed.
Knox County
Centerburg 28 1645EST
Golf ball size hail was observed. Many
vehicles were damaged by the hail.
Richland County
Butler 28 1645EST
Penny size hail was observed northeast
of Butler near Pleasant Hill Lake.
Richland County
Mansfield 28 1645EST
Penny size hail was observed southeast
of Mansfield.
Huron County
New London 28 1647EST
Thunderstorm winds downed one tree and
several large tree limbs.
Lorain County
Wellington 28 1650EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a few large
tree limbs and power lines.
Lorain County
La Grange 28 1700EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
large tree limbs.
Wayne County
Dalton 28 1757EST
Thunderstorm winds downed several
large tree limbs.
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn 28 1800EST
A girl of unknown age was struck by
lightning while playing on a ball
field. The girl was taken to a
hospital and treated for burns.
OHIO, Northwest
Van West County
Convoy 27 2025EST
Emergency management reported damage
to a school sports complex with large
sections of bleachers tossed and
cement block dugouts at a baseball
diamond destroyed. Windows were blown
out of a house next to the complex.
Winds were estimated around 90 MPH
from a microburst.
OHIO, Southeast
Perry County
Somerset 04 1145EST
Trees were blown down along route 668.
Gallia County
Vinton 10 1435EST
Washington County
2 N New Matamoras 18 2135EST
Penny size hail fell near the Monroe
County line.
OHIO, Southwest
OHZ062 Greene
04 0940EST
A strong thunderstorm wind gust,
estimated at near 45 mph, caused the
roof and back wall of a body shop at
a car dealership in Fairborn to
collapse. A 38 year old man was
crushed when the wall collapsed and
subsequently died. M38BU
Licking County
Granville to 04 1059EST
Newark 1110EST
Numerous trees were downed from
Denison University into Newark. A few
trees fell on parked automobiles,
causing minor damage.
Clermont County
Felicity 19 0025EST
0028EST
Union County
Raymond 19 0030EST
0033EST
A few roads had trees downed on them.
Union County
4 N Marysville 19 1515EST
1519EST
Several trees were knocked down. One
tree fell onto a house on Raymond
Road, causing minor damage.
OHZ042-056-061>062 Darke--Licking--Montgomery--Greene
28 0745EST
2100EST
Scattered strong thunderstorms
produced locally heavy rainfall of two
to three inches across portions of
central and western Ohio. Several
roads were flooded between Dayton and
Xenia, across western Darke County and
in northern Licking County from the
slow-moving thunderstorms.
OKLAHOMA, Eastern
NONE REPORTED.
OKLAHOMA, Extreme Southeast
NONE REPORTED.
OKLAHOMA, Panhandle
Beaver County
Logan 03 1840CST
A severe thunderstorm over the eastern
Oklahoma panhandle produced wind
damage during the early evening hours
which snapped three power poles. No
injuries were reported.
Texas County
Goodwell 10 0054CST
Milo fields and corn fields were
heavily damaged by the large hail.
A severe thunderstorm over the central
Oklahoma panhandle produced large hail
during the early morning hours.
Cimarron County
17 NE Boise City 10 2316CST
Texas County
6 N Eva 10 2325CST
Texas County
2 E Goodwell 10 2340CST
Texas County
3 SW Adams 11 0020CST
Several power poles reported blown
down and church windows blown out.
Beaver County
Bryans Corner 11 0025CST
High winds blew down several power
poles ... blew in a garage door and
blew down a tree on a house.
Texas County
4 E Hardesty 11 0025CST
Texas County
Hardesty 11 0030CST
Severe thunderstorms moved across the
Oklahoma panhandle during the late
evening and early morning hours
producing damaging winds. No injuries
were reported from the high winds.
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City 18 1705CST
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City 18 1710CST
Cimarron County
Boise City 18 1713CST
Severe thunderstorms during the early
evening hours over the western
Oklahoma panhandle produced high winds
and hail.
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Woods County
7 SSW Alva 03 2110CST
Wind was measured by the Oklahoma
mesonet.
Tillman County
Tipton 04 1350CST
A tree approximately 3 feet in
diameter fell on a house. Minor damage
to the home was reported.
Tillman County
Frederick 04 1405CST
Alfalfa County
7 NE Amorita 09 0030CST
Alfalfa County
8 E Byron 09 0045CST
Grant County
9 W Wakita 09 0100CST
Six inch diameter maple tree limbs
were downed.
Woods County
1 E Freedom 09 0130CST
An eight to ten inch diameter tree
trunk was split into two pieces.
Woodward County
18 NNE Mooreland 09 0135CST
Ellis County
1 E Catesby 09 1438CST
Noble County
7 SSE Red Rock 10 1555CST
Wind was measured by the Oklahoma
mesonet.
Payne County
5 SW Stillwater 10 1606CST
Kingfisher County
Cashion 10 1645CST
Kingfisher County
2 WSW Cashion 10 1645CST
Canadian County
Yukon 10 1705CST
Hail was reported on the east side of
town.
Logan County
2 N Langston 10 1720CST
Grant County
1 S Salt Fork 10 2000CST
Garfield County
Hunter to 10 2012CST
2 NE Hunter 2014CST
Hail covered the ground. The hail
caused damage to vehicles as well as
siding, windows, and roofs of homes.
Garfield County
5 N Garber 10 2050CST
Grant County
1 W Jefferson 10 2050CST
Kay County
Tonkawa 10 2055CST
Kay County
Ponca City 10 2130CST
Hail was reported in southwest portion
of town.
Garfield County
2 N Covington 10 2135CST
Garfield County
3 S Fairmont 10 2200CST
Logan County
Mulhall 10 2200CST
Logan County
1 SE Mulhall 10 2200CST
Several large tree limbs were blown
down.
Logan County
Guthrie 10 2237CST
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed along with structural damage to
many buildings across town due to the
strong winds. One home was destroyed
and eleven received minor damage. An
apartment received minor damage. Major
damage was reported at seven
businesses with fourteen receiving
minor damage. One of those businesses
was The Olde Towne Emporium which lost
most of its roof. Several public
buildings were damaged with the
storage building for city vehicles
being destroyed. Trees were also
reported down on roadways and vehicles
across town.
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 10 2250CST
Wind was measured by the Oklahoma
mesonet.
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 10 2255CST
Wind was measured by the Oklahoma
mesonet.
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie 10 2257CST
Logan County
Guthrie 10 2300CST
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 10 2300CST
Wind was measured by the Oklahoma
mesonet.
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie 10 2304CST
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed along with some structural
damage.
Oklahoma County
Edmond 10 2304CST
Logan County
5 SSW Seward 10 2315CST
Oklahoma County
Edmond 10 2325CST
Oklahoma County
Edmond 10 2326CST
Oklahoma County
Edmond 10 2326CST
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed across town. The hardest hit
areas were in southeast sections of
town near Interstate 35. Trees up to
30 feet tall were down in roads and
across roofs and lawns in this area.
Pottawatomie County
4 S Mc Loud 11 0040CST
Kingfisher County
Cashion 11 0145CST
OKZ016-021>022-035 Custer--Beckham--Washita--Kiowa
11 0330CST
0530CST
Strong sustained winds of 40 to 50 mph
behind an area of thunderstorms
occurred in west central and southwest
Oklahoma. Wind gusts between 55 and 62
mph were measured in this area. The
highest gust of 62 mph was measured by
the Oklahoma mesonet station located 4
miles WNW of Bessie in Washita County
at 0445 CST. Large tree limbs were
downed in Elk City in Beckham County.
Two people were also injured on
Interstate 40, southeast of Elk City,
when the high winds overturned the
tractor trailer they were in.
Grady County
Chickasha 11 0425CST
Trees approximately 12 inches in
diameter were blown down in the north
central portion of town.
Stephens County
Duncan 11 0450CST
Power lines were downed near the
junction of State Highway 7 and US
Highway 81.
Cleveland County
Norman 11 0517CST
A large tree was downed near the
intersection of Classen Boulevard
(State Highway 77) and Tulsa Street.
Cleveland County
2 N Moore 11 0520CST
A fence was blown down between
Interstate 35 and Shields Boulevard.
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 11 0520CST
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 11 0600CST
1200CST
At 6:00 am CST, the emergency manager
for Oklahoma City reported that flash
flooding had closed the underpass on
NE 23rd Avenue at the junction of
Interstate 235 in Oklahoma City. Flood
depths were up to 6 feet in some
places. Several motorists were
stranded due to the deep water and had
to be rescued by Oklahoma City
emergency personnel, including a news
crew from KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City.
Pottawatomie County
Shawnee to 11 0615CST
Tecumseh 1200CST
At 6:20 am CST, the Pottawatomie
County Sheriff reported 3 to 4 feet of
water over U.S. Highways 270 and 177
on the south side of Shawnee, OK. In
addition, floodwaters covered U.S.
Highway 177 in several places between
Shawnee and Tecumseh, OK.
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Canadian County
Yukon 11 0700CST
1215CST
At approximately 7:00 am CST, the City
manager for Yukon, OK reported that
flash flooding occurred in the flood
plain on the north side of Yukon,
and that several roads were closed
for the rest of the morning on
August 11.
Oklahoma County
Bethany 11 0700CST
1200CST
At approximately 7:00 am CST,
Eldon Lynn Park in Bethany, OK
was inundated by flash flooding.
City crews had to use water
pumps later in the day to remove
the floodwaters from the park.
Oklahoma County
5 NW Edmond 11 0700CST
1145CST
At approximately 7:00 am CST,
flash flooding inundated the
intersection of Western Avenue
and North 234th Street (Sorghum Mill
Road) in far northern Oklahoma
County. A motorist was rescued
by Edmond firefighters after her
car was swept off of Western
Avenue in the floodwaters. She
escaped the flooding with no
injuries.
Oklahoma County
Midwest City 11 0700CST
1215CST
At 7:20 am CST, the emergency
manager for Midwest City, OK
reported that Soldier Creek
had overflowed its banks and flooded
the intersections of NE 10th Street
and Midwest Boulevard, and Woodside
Drive and E. Reno Avenue near Joe
B. Barnes Regional Park. Flood
depths were deep enough to close
the NE 10th Street/Midwest Boulevard
intersection. Near this intersection,
about 50 apartment units and several
automobiles at the Fairfax Apartment
complex were also flooded out during
the morning of August 11, and many
residents had to be evacuated and
relocated. Flooding of streets and
fields occurred in the regional park.
In addition, flash flooding occurred
at approximately 7:00 am CST after
Crutcho Creek overflowed its banks
near the intersection of NE 23rd
Street and Air Depot Boulevard in
Midwest City. The school yard and
building hallways on the south
side of the Crutcho School campus
received shallow flooding. U.S.
Interstate 40 was also closed
from Air Depot Boulevard to Midwest
Boulevard due to high water.
At approximately 7:00 am CST, flash
flooding also produced damage at
Tinker Air Force Base including
flooding of the Oklahoma
City Air Logistics Center and
damage at the base's golf course
and bowling alley.
OKZ025>026-030 Oklahoma--Lincoln--Pottawatomie
11 0830CST
1900CST
The most significant heavy rainfall
and flooding event of the month
occurred during the morning and
afternoon of August 11.
During this period a strong upper
level system and associated cold
front pushed eastward through
Oklahoma and produced multiple
rounds of thunderstorms near
and ahead of the front.
The thunderstorms dropped heavy
rain in a narrow swath from north
central through central Oklahoma,
including Garfield, Logan,
Oklahoma and Pottawatomie counties.
Storm total rainfall amounts
ranged from 2.5 inches to near 5.0
inches. Some of the highest
totals measured included: Choctaw,
OK--5.02 inches; Harrah, OK--5.00
inches; Mulhall 1SE, OK--4.50
inches; Guthrie 5S, OK--4.45 inches;
Spencer 3NE, OK--4.44 inches;
Edmond, OK--4.27 inches;
Lovell 3E, OK--3.87 inches;
Tinker AFB, OK--3.80
inches; Seward 1N, OK--3.63 inches;
Arcadia, OK--3.60 inches;
Shawnee 3NNW, OK--3.47 inches;
and Enid 10E, OK--2.79
inches.
The subsequent heavy runoff
produced by these rains
generated flash flooding and
riverine flooding in central
Oklahoma in Oklahoma, Lincoln
and Pottawatomie counties.
Minor flooding occurred along
the North Canadian River in
Oklahoma County and Lincoln
County near and at two forecast
points in the area. The North
Canadian River at Oklahoma City,
OK (Britton Road Bridge) crested
at 19.1 feet, 2.1 feet above
flood stage, at 9:30 am CST on
August 11, and remained above
flood stage from 8:30 am CST
to 12:30 pro CST on August 11.
Further downstream, the North
Canadian River near Harrah,
OK crested at 15.9 feet,
1.9 feet above flood stage,
at 3:30 pm CST on August
11, and remained above flood
stage from 2:30 pm CST to
7:00 pro CST on August 11.
The Lincoln County emergency
manager reported minor flooding
in agricultural fields along
the North Canadian River in
extreme southwestern Lincoln
County during the
afternoon of August 11.
Deer Creek in northwest Oklahoma
County also overflowed its banks
during the morning of August 11,
and covered Meridian Avenue.
The high flows would eventually
route downstream into Cottonwood
Creek in Logan County, and
produce moderate
within-bank rises near Seward,
OK and Guthrie, OK during the
evening of August 11 and early
morning of August 12.
Woods County
2 E Cora 12 1410CST
Woods County
6 E Waynoka 12 1435CST
Minor tree damage was reported.
Alfalfa County
Jet 12 1500CST
Major County
Cleo Spgs 12 1505CST
Major County
3 S Cedar Spgs 12 1527CST
Blaine County
Canton Lake 12 1530CST
Hail shattered windows
in two vehicles.
Blaine County
Canton Lake 12 1530CST
Trees approximately
8 inches in diameter
were blown down.
Tree limbs between 8 and
10 inches in diameter
were also downed.
Blaine County
2 N Canton 12 1534CST
Blaine County
Canton 12 1535CST
Blaine County
2 S Canton 12 1540CST
Blaine County
8 W Geary 12 1623CST
Kiowa County
10 S Mountain View 12 1730CST
A barn was destroyed.
A house and vehicles
were also damaged.
Comanche County
2 WNW Meers 12 1740CST
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park 12 1745CST
Wind was measured by
the Oklahoma mesonet.
Comanche County
Meers 12 1745CST
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park 12 1750CST
Wind was measured by
the Oklahoma mesonet.
Greer County
Mangum 12 1940CST
Greer County
Mangum 12 1940CST
Winds destroyed a
trailer on the
southwest side of town.
Jefferson County
2 ENE Grady 25 1830CST
Carter County
5 SW Wilson 25 1844CST
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma 27 1715CST
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma 27 1740CST
Blaine County
1 NW Homestead 27 1800CST
Major County
5 SE Ringwood 27 1805CST
Garfield County
Enid 27 1828CST
Hail was reported on
the west side of town.
Greer County
Mangum 27 2303CST
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 28 0245CST
Lightning struck the steeple
of the Kentucky Avenue Baptist
Church in southeast Oklahoma
City. The steeple was found
laying in the street. The
lightning caused a fire
heavily damaging the
sanctuary of the church.
Dewey County
8 E Camargo 30 1030CST
1300CST
A complex of thunderstorms
moved southward through
western Oklahoma during
the morning of August 30,
and dropped isolated
heavy rainfall amounts up
to 3 inches over western
Dewey County near Camargo, OK.
The runoff from this heavy
precipitation produced flash
flooding in the area during
late morning and early
afternoon of August 30. At
11:00 am CST, a Dewey County
emergency management official
reported that County Road EW67
was closed as a small creek
had overflowed its banks and
covered the road 8 miles east
of Camargo, OK.
OREGON, Central and East
ORZ050 Wallowa County
01 0000PST
22 2359PST
The Eagle Cap Complex Fire
was a lightning sparked fire
that burned 872 acres. The
fire was allowed to burn for
several days to prevent future
large fires from occurring in
the same area. The fire was
started on July 19th.
ORZ042 North Central Oregon
01 0000PST
04 2359PST
The Log Springs Fire was
centered 11 miles SSW of
Wapinita on the north side of
the Warm Springs Indian
Reservation. The fire
was human caused, and burned
13,539 acres. A total of 21 homes
near the small town of Simnasho
were under voluntary evacuation.
Oregon Highway 9 was closed to
traffic between Simnasho and the
junction with highway 26. The cost
of fighting the fire totaled
$4,384,000. The fire started
on July 25th.
Grant County
Austin 02 1150PST
Deschutes County
2 S Bend 02 1255PST
Union County
La Grande 02 1400PST
Umatilla County
Pendleton 02 1445PST
Lightning associated with a
thunderstorm moving through
downtown Pendleton struck a
power pole near Dairy Queen. This
caused a fire in an electricity
box and shut off power to homes
and businesses across most
of west Pendleton.
ORZ041 Eastern Columbia River Gorge
02 1720PST
03 2359PST
Lightning hit a slash pile west of
Mosier, and started the Panorama
fire, which burned 200 acres.
Five fire engines, two water
trucks, and a helicopter assisted
in putting out the blaze.
Deschutes County
8 SE Sisters 04 1315PST
Umatilla County
20 SE Pendleton 04 1350PST
Union County
Starkey 04 1400PST
Umatilla County
11 E Pilot Rock 04 1415PST
Umatilla County
8 E Mission 04 1435PST
Wasco County
1 E Wamic 04 1500PST
Strong winds from a thunderstorm
uprooted apple trees and tall
poplars.
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater 04 1530PST
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater 04 1545PST
Grant County
Long Creek 04 1610PST
Wheeler County
6 NE Fossil 04 1625PST
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock 04 1645PST
Morrow County
13 WSW Heppner 04 1707PST
Deschutes County
Bend 04 2030PST
Lightning struck a home in Bend,
which blew out a water heater
and a coffee maker. The
lightning then traveled through the
plumbing to a neighbor's home,
where a young boy received a minor
shock while taking a bath. The boy
was shaken but recovered
quickly from the incident. Some
plastic plumbing parts were
scorched by the lightning strike.
The property damage from this event
is estimated at $1,000.
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock 05 0610PST
Umatilla County
2 S Pilot Rock 06 1820PST
Deschutes County
Alfalfa 13 1527PST
Crook County
Prineville 13 1805PST
Thunderstorm wind gusts blew
down tree branches two inches
in diameter.
Deschutes County
4 SSE Bend 19 1820PST
Deschutes County
5 SSW Bend 19 1821PST
Deschutes County
4 S Bend 19 1826PST
Deschutes County
3 SW Bend 19 1842PST
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina 19 1910PST
2040PST
An estimated one inch of rain
fell in 90 minutes. Heavy
rain led to damage on Grinestone
Road, with rock and debris over
the road.
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina 19 1930PST
2000PST
OREGON, Northwest
Benton County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Clackamas County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Hood River County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Lane County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Linn County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Marion County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Multnomah County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Polk County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
Washington County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 0800PST
Yamhill County
Countywide 24 0800PST
26 2200PST
A series of unseasonably strong
Pacific frontal systems dumped
heavy rain over the Pacific NW
from August 21-26. Heaviest
amounts were over the Northern
Oregon Cascade Mountains, where
10 to 12 inches of rain fell.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms
dumped one inch of rain in 20
minutes in the Gresham area on
August 25. The Coast Range had
2 to 4 inches of rain, while
rainfall totals in low elevations
ranged from around 1 to 3 inches.
ORZ006-011 Greater Portland Metro
Area - Northern Oregon Cascades
24 1600PST
25 1520PST
Water one foot deep was reported
on low spots of Division Street
and Powell Boulevard by a NWS
spotter. Several intersections
were reported to have up to
1 1/2 feet of water on the road
in areas enclosed by 181st and
Division St. and Burnside Rd. and
Powell Blvd.
Multnomah County
Gresham 25 1400PST
1520PST
A debris flow was reported by
the public at Kerslake Road
and Stark Street along the
Sandy River.
Lane County
Oakridge 24 1740PST
A NWS spotter's father near
Oakridge reported 3/4-inch
diameter hail from a
thunderstorm.
OREGON, Southeast
NOT RECEIVED.
OREGON, Southwest
Douglas County
10 SW Diamond Lake 02 1702PST
A park/forest ranger 10 miles
southwest of Diamond Lake
reported 3/4 inch hail with
2 inches of hail on the ground.
Based on radar reports, a Severe
Thunderstorm Warning was issued
for east central Douglas county
at 1608 PDT on 08/02 and
expired at 1645 PDT. The above
report verified the warning.
PACIFIC
NOT RECEIVED.
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Dauphin County
Highspire 01 0550EST
1000EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding
in the Highspire and Middletown
areas of southern Dauphin County,
resulting in the closing of
several roads. One house sustained
flood damage in Lower Swatara
Township.
York County
Newberrytown 01 0650EST
0900EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding
east of Newberrytown. Public
reports indicated that several
bridges and underpasses just west of
Three Mile Island were closed due
to flooding. Additional flooding
was reported in the Silver
Lake area.
Cumberland County
Shiremanstown 01 0810EST
1130EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding
along Yellow Breeches Creek in
Cumberland County. Several homes
were isolated by flood
waters, accessible only by boat. One
road was also flooded and impassable.
Lancaster County
2 E Lancaster 01 0830EST
1049EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding on
many smaller streams and creeks in
Lancaster County. Streams rose rapidly,
with Mill Creek at Smoketown the first
to flood. During the event, Little
Chickies Creek at Mt Joy and the
Conestoga River at Brownstown also
exceeded bankful.
PAZ065 York
01 0900EST
1300EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding cast
of Newberrytown. Public reports
indicated that several bridges and
underpasses just west of Three Mile
Island were closed due to flooding.
Additional flooding was reported in the
Silver Lake area.
While flash flooding ended during the
morning of the 1st, high water
continued along with flooding into the
early afternoon.
PAZ066 Lancaster
01 1049EST
2230EST
Heavy rain caused Flash Flooding on
many smaller streams and creeks in
Lancaster County. Streams rose rapidly,
with Mill Creek at Smoketown the first
to flood. During the event, Little
Chickies Creek at Mt Joy and the
Conestoga River at Brownstown also
exceeded bankful.
While flash flooding ended during the
morning of the 1st, flood waters
continued to rise during the morning
and afternoon, with additional flooding
reported in the Manheim area, with
route 322 being closed. Chickies Creek
also experienced flooding. High water
and flooding continued into the evening
hours.
PAZ063 Cumberland
01 1130EST
1630EST
Heavy rain caused flooding along Yellow
Breeches Creek at Camp Hill. The creek
rose above flood stage of 7.0 feet at
11:30 EST on the 1st, crested at 7.4
feet at 13:45 EST, then fell back below
flood stage at 16:30 EST.
York County
York 02 1900EST
03 0030EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
York County. Dozens of roads were
closed from flood waters in Dover,
Spring Grove, Manchester and York.
Lancaster County
Manheim 02 1920EST
03 0115EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Lancaster County. Dozens of roads were
flooded and several water rescues had
to be performed in the Mount Joy and
Manheim areas of Lancaster County.
Clearfield County
5 N Du Bois 04 1352EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
near Treasure Lake, about 5 miles north
of DuBois.
Clearfield County
10 SW Curwensville 04 1400EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
10 miles southwest of Curwensville.
Somerset County
Somerset 04 1455EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down about
30 trees in Somerset.
Cambria County
Portage 04 1500EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and power lines in Portage.
Centre County
7 W Milesburg 04 1510EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
along Interstate 80, about 7 miles west
of Milesburg. Trees were also reported
down in Snow Shoe.
Centre County
Milesburg 04 1515EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and limbs in Milesburg.
Somerset County
Ogletown 04 1518EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and wires in Ogletown, closing Route
56.
Bedford County
5 W Osterburg 04 1530EST
Utility poles and wires were knocked
down by thunderstorm winds 5 miles west
of Osterburg.
Juniata County
Walnut 04 1530EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Beal Township near the town of
Walnut.
Mifflin County
3 SE Mc Veytown 04 1530EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down
numerous trees in the Tuscarora State
Forest, about 3 miles southeast of
McVeytown.
Huntingdon County
Warriors Mark 04 1605EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down large
limbs across Huntingdon County,
including the Warriors Mark area along
Route 550.
Snyder County
Selinsgrove 04 1626EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Selinsgrove, at the intersection of
University and Pine Streets.
Perry County
3 N Shermans Dale 04 1630EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and power lines 3 miles north of
Shermans Dale.
Northumberland
County
Herndon 04 1635EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Herndon.
Franklin County
2 N Waynesboro 04 1700EST
Thunderstorms knocked down trees 2
miles north of Waynesboro.
Cumberland County
Lemoyne 04 1707EST 1 75
1709EST
Thunderstorms spawned an F0 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in eastern Cumberland
County. The tornado first touched down
west of Lemoyne, and traveled east for
1 mile. Peak winds were estimated at 70
mph. There were no injuries or deaths.
The tornado knocked down dozens of
trees, some falling on houses and cars.
Cumberland County
4 NE Newville 04 1712EST 2.5 125
1715EST
Thunderstorms spawned a weak F1 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in western Cumberland
County. The tornado first touched down
on Bear Creek Road near the town of
Greider, about 4 miles northeast of
Newville. The tornado traveled east
approximately 3 miles, and lifted near
the Pennsylvania Turnpike 4 miles west
of Carlisle. Peak winds were estimated
at 85 mph. There were no injuries or
deaths.
Dauphin County
4 E Harrisburg 04 1712EST 2 400
1715EST
Thunderstorms spawned an F1 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in western Dauphin County.
The tornado first touched down near the
intersection of Walnut and Brisban
streets, in Paxtang. The tornado
traveled cast approximately 2 miles,
and lifted near the intersection of
Paxton Street and US Highway 322.
Peak winds were estimated at 80 to 90
mph. There were no injuries or deaths.
The tornado knocked down hundreds of
trees, several falling on homes and
cars.
Cumberland County
Carlisle 04 1715EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Carlisle on Belvedere Avenue.
Dauphin County
Harrisburg 04 1715EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in downtown Harrisburg, along 14th
Street, Market Street and Front Street.
Trees were also knocked down at the
intersection of Routes 322 and
Interstate 83.
Dauphin County
2 S Hummelstown 04 1720EST 2 200
1724EST
Thunderstorms spawned a weak F1 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in south central Dauphin
County. The tornado first touched down
in a field west of Swatara Creek about
2 miles south of Hummelstown. The
tornado traveled east approximately 2
miles, and lifted near Raleigh road.
Peak winds were estimated at 85 mph.
There were no injuries or deaths.
The tornado knocked down dozens of
trees, several falling on houses.
Several homes were uninhabitable due to
the damage.
York County
Newberrytown 04 1725EST
Trees were knocked down by thunderstorm
winds in Newberrytown.
Lebanon County
Lebanon 04 1733EST
Thunderstorms knocked down trees in
Lebanon.
Lancaster County
3 W Manheim 04 1745EST 2 100
1749EST
Thunderstorms spawned an F0 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in northwest Lancaster
County. The tornado first touched down
The tornado extensively damaged several
corn fields, and portions of a
vineyard. Dozens of trees were also
knocked down.
Lancaster County
Lititz 04 1755EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Lititz.
York County
2 NE Felton 04 1804EST 0.8 25
1807EST
Thunderstorms spawned an F0 tornado
during the late afternoon of Wednesday
August 4th in southeast York County.
The tornado first touched down in a
field between Felton and Brogue. The
tornado traveled east approximately
three quarters of a mile, and lifted.
Peak winds were estimated at 60 mph.
There were no injuries or deaths.
The tornado did some minor crop damage
to a corn field.
Lancaster County
7 S Willow Street 04 1820EST
Multiple trees were knocked down by
thunderstorm winds in Martic Township,
about 7 miles south of Willow Street.
Mckean County
Kane 10 1540EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Kane. One tree fell onto a car.
Snyder County
Middleburg 10 1616EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Middleburg.
Potter County
Coudersport 10 1710EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
on Routes 6 and 872 in Coudersport.
Cambria County
Johnstown 10 1722EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Johnstown.
Perry County
Duncannon 10 1855EST
Thunderstorms produced quarter size
hail /1.00 inch/ in Duncannon. In
addition, strong winds downed a number
of trees, some onto vehicles.
Dauphin County
Halifax 10 1915EST
Thunderstorms produced quarter size
hail/1.00 inch/in Halifax.
Mckean County
4 E Bradford 10 1950EST
11 1950EST
Thunderstorms produced flash flooding
south and east of Bradford, mainly in
the Derrick City and Lewis Run areas of
McKean County. Two businesses and 7
houses had water in them. Portions of
Routes 219 and 770 were closed due to
flood waters. One car was swept away
after driving into flooded roadways.
Mckean County
Bradford 10 2000EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Bradford.
Lancaster County
Quarryville 11 1345EST
Thunderstorms produced quarter size
hail /1.00 inch/ in Quarryville.
Lancaster County
Willow Street 11 1545EST
Numerous trees were knocked down from
thunderstorm winds. The path of downed
trees extended from the 2600 block of
Willow Street Pike behind Daren Camps
Market to Golf Road.
Lancaster County
Lancaster 11 1550EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down
numerous large trees in the areas of
Locust Lane as well as Woodfield
Crossing.
Schuylkill County
Summit Station 12 1715EST
13 1715EST
Thunderstorms with heavy rain caused
flash flooding in Schuylkill County in
the town of Summit Station. Several
roads were closed due to flood waters,
and over 15 basements were flooded.
Lancaster County
Ephrata 12 2145EST
13 2300EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Lancaster County. Flooding occurred in
Ephrata as the Cocalico Creek came out
of its banks.
Lebanon County
2 SE Richland 12 2200EST
13 2200EST
Heavy rain and training thunderstorms
caused flash flooding in Lebanon
County. Zellers Road southeast of the
town of Sheridan was closed as waters
rose quickly on a tributary to
Mill Creek.
PAZ059 Lebanon
12 2230EST
13 1030EST
Heavy rain and training thunderstorms
caused flash flooding in Lebanon
County. Zellers Road southeast of the
town of Sheridan was closed as waters
rose quickly on a tributary to Mill
Creek.
Additional rain and runoff continued,
and flooding occurred across the county
through the night, with additional
reports of road closings and water in
basements. The town of Newmanstown
located about 5 miles north of the
Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
experienced extensive flooding, with
5 feet of water on some streets. Flood
waters began to recede during the
morning of the 13th.
PAZ058 Schuylkill
12 2230EST
13 1030EST
Thunderstorms with heavy rain caused
flash flooding in Schuylkill County in
the town of Summit Station. Several
roads were closed due to flood waters,
and over 15 basements were flooded.
While flash flooding ended during the
evening 12th, high water continued
along with flooding into the morning of
the 13th.
PAZ066 Lancaster
12 2245EST
13 1630EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Lancaster County. Flooding began in
Ephrata as the Cocalico Creek came out
of its banks.
While flash flooding
ended during the evening of the 12th,
flooding continued throughout the night
and through the day on the 13th, as
waters continued to rise on many small
streams and creeks. Many were above
bankful throughout the day, as flooding
was noted throughout Cocalico Township.
Evacuations eventually were undertaken
from a trailer park in Cocalico
Township. In all, 30 roads were closed.
PAZ066 Lancaster
13 1030EST
1600EST
Heavy rain caused flooding along the
Conestoga River at Lancaster. The
river rose above flood stage of 11.0
feet at 10:30 EST on the 13th, crested
at 11.4 feet at 12:45 EST, then fell
back below flood stage at 16:00 EST.
York County
York 19 1602EST
Golf Ball size hail /1.75 inch/ was
reported in York.
York County
York Haven 19 1630EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in York Haven. In addition, two dozen
trees were knocked down in Mt. Wolf
Boro and a barn roof was torn off in
Fairview Township.
York County
Manchester 19 1645EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down
numerous trees in Manchester.
Adams County
10 NW Cashtown 19 1700EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
10 miles northwest of Cashtown.
Adams County
Bonneauville 19 1750EST
Golf ball size hail /1.75 inch/ was
reported in Bonneauville.
York County
Red Lion 19 1755EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and power lines near Red Lion and in
Lower Windsor Township.
Centre County
2 S Port Matilda 20 1310EST
Penny size hail /0.75 inch/ was
reported 2 miles south of Port Matilda.
Centre County
1 S Pleasant Gap 20 1325EST
Thunderstorms produced penny size hail
/0.75 inch/ one mile south of Pleasant
Gap. Also, winds estimated at 70 mph
were reported at Rockview State Prison.
Lycoming County
Money 20 1446EST
Penny to Nickel size hail /0.88 inch/
was reported in Muncy.
Clearfield County
6 W Westover 20 1505EST
Thunderstorms produced Quarter size
hail /1.00 inch/ 6 miles west of
Westover.
Centre County
Philipsburg 20 1605EST
Thunderstorms produced nickel size hail
/0.88 inch/ in Philipsburg.
Franklin County
Mercersburg 20 1645EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and power lines in Mercersburg.
Franklin County
Roxbury 20 1650EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
and power lines in Roxbury.
Franklin County
1 SE Chambersburg 20 1655EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down a tree
onto a house one mile southeast of
Chambersburg.
Franklin County
Greencastle 20 1846EST
Thunderstorms produced quarter size
hail /1.00 inch/ in Greencastle.
Union County
Mifflinburg 20 1850EST
21 1850EST
Heavy rain brought nearly three inches
of rain to Union County during the
evening of August 20th. Streams and
creeks first started to overflow their
banks at 18:50 EST in the Mifflinburg
area, flooding roads and making them
impassable. County Emergency Management
officials reported that many streams
throughout the county were out of their
banks by midnight, with many roads in
the county closed.
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Franklin County
1 S Greencastle 20 1855EST
Thunderstorms produced half
dollar size hail /1.25 inch/
one mile south of Greencastle.
PAZ049 Union
21 0030EST
0630EST
Heavy rain brought nearly three
inches of rain to Union County during
the evening of August 20th. Streams
and creeks first started to overflow
their banks at 18:50 EST in the
Mifflinburg area, flooding roads and
making them impassable. County
Emergency Management officials
reported that many streams throughout
the county were out of their banks by
midnight, with many roads in
the county closed.
While flash flooding ended shortly
after midnight on the 21st, high
water continued along with flooding
into the morning.
Lancaster County
Mt Joy 21 1430EST
1800EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Lancaster County. Both Little Chickies
Creek near the town of Mount Joy,
and Chickies Creek near the town of
Manheim overflowed their banks and
caused flooding.
PAZ066 Lancaster
21 1800EST
22 0000EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Lancaster County. Both Little Chickies
Creek near the town of Mount Joy, and
Chickies Creek near the town of
Manheim overflowed their banks and
caused flooding.
While flash flooding
ended during the evening of the 21st,
high water continued along with
flooding until midnight.
Bedford County
Everett 28 1955EST
29 1955EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding along
the Frankstown Branch of the Juniata
River in Everett. Several roads in
and near Everett were closed,
including Main Street which had 3
feet of water on it. Twenty five
businesses along Main Street were
flooded. An observer in St.
Clairsville, about 13 miles northwest
of Everett, reported 5 inches of rain
with the event.
Cambria County
Johnstown 29 1450EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down
trees in Johnstown.
Cambria County
4 NE Johnstown 29 1505EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
4 miles northeast of Johnstown.
Cambria County
Carrolltown 29 1540EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Carrolltown.
Centre County
7 NE Bellefonte 29 1602EST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down trees
in Marion Township, about 7 miles
northeast of Bellefonte.
Mckean County
Bradford 30 0400EST
0918EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
McKean County, mainly in the city of
Bradford and in Foster Township.
Numerous roads were closed due to
high water and mudslides.
Tioga County
Wellsboro 30 1400EST
1900EST
Heavy rains caused flash flooding in
Tioga County. Flash flooding began at
14:00 EST, with 5 roads closed and
multiple basements flooded in the
Wellsboro area. One vehicle rescue was
performed. Around 16:00, flooding
continued in the Hills Creek Lake area
about 5 miles west of Mansfield,
where roads and driveways were washed
away by flood waters.
Blair County
Holidaysburg 30 1537EST
2148EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in
Allegheny Township near Hollidaysburg.
Flood waters closed roads and bridges,
and affected 10 single-family homes.
Two families were displaced and
assisted by the American Red Cross.
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Berks County
South Portion 01 0300EST
0600EST
Thunderstorms with heavy rain caused
flooding of streams and roadways in
southern parts of Berks County.
Doppler Radar storm total estimates
reached between 3 and 4 inches. In
Robeson Township, flooding along
Pennsylvania State Route 568 tore
away the macadam. East Main Street
was also closed because of flooding.
Montgomery County
South Portion 01 0600EST
1200EST
A series of thunderstorms with
torrential downpours caused widespread
poor drainage and stream flooding in
lower Montgomery County. Numerous
vehicles were stranded in high water
with many rescues performed. Several
roads and bridges were damaged by
flooding streams. Forty-eight homes
were damaged, mainly with flooded
basements. Three businesses were
destroyed. Lower Merion and
Springfield Townships and Narberth
Borough were among the hardest hit
areas. Doppler Radar storm total
estimates reached between 4 and 5
inches in Lower Merion Township. PECO
Energy reported about 35,000 homes
and businesses lost power in their
service area including Montgomery
County. Creeks that flooded included
the Flourtown, Indian, Manor Run,
Mill, Park, Sandy Run and Sunnybrook.
On August 5th, Governor Ed Rendell
declared a state of disaster in
Southeastern Pennsylvania. This
cleared the way for victims to receive
federal funding. This also permitted
the state to allocate more resources
toward the recovery effort and waived
the normal contract and bid process
for clean-up efforts. On August 6th,
President George W. Bush declared
Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery
Counties disaster areas. This enabled
residents and businesses to apply for
federal funding.
In Lower Merion Township, emergency
officials responded to 200 calls for
help. Both the Indian and Mill Creeks
flooded. Rescuers used boats to help
stranded motorists. Two police
vehicles were destroyed, one business
property was condemned. The R6 SEPTA
Regional Rail Line's service was
halted for nearly twenty-four hours
after a garage was swept onto the
train tracks. Some of the worst
flooding occurred in the Belmont Hills
area where about fifteen homes had
more than five feet of water in their
basements. In the Gladwyne section
along the Narberth Borough border, a
bridge to the Rolling Hill Park was
washed away. In Narberth Borough, all
of the borough's police vehicles were
damaged by the flooding. A
condominium's garage was totally
flooded damaged all the vehicles and
property within it. The Mill
Creek flooded within the borough with
the heaviest flood damage along
Conway, Dudley and Windsor Avenues.
In Springfield Township, flooding
along the Sunnybrook and Flourtown
Creeks led to the closure of seventeen
roadways, the evacuation of one home,
the buckling of one road and the
basement flooding of homes on four
blocks in the Oreland section of the
township.
In Whitemarsh Township, Manor Run Creek
flooded and washed away part of Manor
Road. Several people were rescued. Homes
along Joshua Road had several feet of
water in their basements. In Cheltenham
Township, roadways, road and foot
bridges within parks were damaged.
In Upper Dublin Township, the Fort
Washington Interchange to the
Pennsylvania Turnpike was closed after
the Sandy Run flooded. In Horsham
Township, flooding along Park Creek
closed one road. Specific storm
totals included 3.30 inches in
Springfield Township, 2.28 inches in
Hatboro, 1.84 inches in Norristown
and 1.44 inches at the Willow Grove
NAS.
Philadelphia County
Countywide 01 0600EST
1400EST
Thunderstorms with torrential
downpours caused widespread creek,
basement and poor drainage flooding
in Philadelphia. Doppler Radar storm
total estimates reached between 3 and
4 inches in the northwestern part of
the city centered around Roxborough
and West Mount Airy. There was also
a major disruption in nearly every
transportation system during the
morning of the 1st. Around 400 homes
were damaged and 18 businesses
suffered major damage. Nearly 200
people were evacuated, mainly from the
Kensington section of the city.
Emergency services responded to 1,075
incidents mainly rescuing people from
their homes or vehicles. Hundreds of
vehicles were damaged or submerged.
Municipal property damage was
estimated at 15.3 million dollars.
PECO Energy reported about 35,000
homes and businesses lost power in
their service area including
Philadelphia. On August 5th,
Governor Ed Rendell declared a state
of disaster in Southeastern
Pennsylvania. This cleared the way
for victims to receive federal
funding. This also permitted the state
to allocate more resources toward
the recovery effort and waived the
normal contract and bid process for
clean-up efforts. On August 6th,
President George W. Bush declared
Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery
Counties disaster areas. This enabled
residents and businesses to apply for
federal funding.
The eastbound lanes of the Schuylkill
Expressway at the Conshohocken
Curve were blocked by over four feet
of mud. The expressway remained closed
for most of the day. All SEPTA
regional rail lines and the Broad
Street subway were closed during
the morning. Sump pumps malfunctioned
along the flooded Vine Expressway and
Interstate 95. Philadelphia
International Airport had hour-long
delays throughout the morning.
Vehicles were swept into the flooding
Cobbs and Tacony Creeks and clogged
the waterways. Homes and businesses
were flooded in the Germantown,
Kensington, Mount Airy, North
Philadelphia, Overbrook and Roxborough
sections of the city. In some
instances, entire basements and parts
of the first floor were flooded.
Sofas, chairs, rugs and appliances
were all ruined. In East Mount Airy,
water and gas service was shut to
about 100 homes after a huge sink hole
formed. The retaining wall at the
Roosevelt Middle School collapsed and
blocked one road. Flooding waters
along Cobbs Creek (bordering Delaware
County) contained raw sewage. A couple
of fire engines were stuck in its
flood waters. In Chestnut Hill, the
macadam was stripped from a couple of
roads. Extensive damage occurred
within Fairmount Park (about an
estimated $5 million dollars) as
trails, park vehicles and Forbidden
Drive's banks were swept away. Two
bridges over the Cresheim Creek
were badly damaged. In addition to
Fairmount Park, municipal damage
occurred to the city's water
department, streets, vehicles and
gas works. In addition, a couple
of golf courses were closed for about
a week because of flood damage.
The Frankford Creek at Castor Avenue
was above its 7 foot flood stage from
750 a.m. through 1126 a.m. EDT on the
1st. It crested at a RECORD BREAKING
12.93 feet at 845 a.m. EDT. The
Wissahickon Creek at its mouth near
the Schuylkill River was above
its 5 foot flood stage from 739 a.m.
through 653 p.m. EDT on the 1st. It
crested at 8.24 feet at 815 a.m. EDT.
The Pennypack Creek at the Rhawn
Street Bridge was above its 7 foot
flood stage from 1106 a.m. through
343 p.m. EDT on the 1st. It crested
at 7.86 feet. While not gaged,
flooding also occurred along the
Cobbs, Cresheim and Tacony Creeks.
Storm totals included 5.30 inches in
Roxborough, 1.70 inches at the
Philadelphia International Airport
and 1.54 inches at the Northeast
Philadelphia Airport.
Delaware County
East Portion 01 0600EST
1500EST
Slow moving thunderstorms with
torrential downpours caused flash
flooding of streams as well as
widespread poor drainage flooding in
eastern Delaware County. Doppler
Radar storm total estimates reached
between 5 and 6 inches. Hardest hit
were Haverford and Upper Darby
Townships as well as Darby Borough.
States of emergencies were declared
in Darby and Upper Darby. About 660
residents were evacuated from the
three municipalities. One hundred
forty-two homes, seventy-seven
apartments and sixty-nine businesses
suffered major damage. In addition,
about 400 other homes and 50 other
businesses suffered minor damage.
Furniture, appliances, household
goods and food were all damaged or
destroyed. At least 200 vehicles
were badly damaged as many floated
away and were flipped by the flood
waters. Homes were flooded through
their first floor. PECO Energy
reported about 35,000 homes and
businesses in their service area
lost power including Delaware County.
Gas service was also shut to numerous
homes. Delaware County issued a
declaration of disaster emergency in
the county. This activated the
emergency management plan for the
county and allowed county and local
municipalities to waive certain
requirements regarding the hiring
of contractors and personnel during
the emergency. In addition, on August
5th, Governor Ed Rendell declared a
state of disaster in Southeastern
Pennsylvania. This cleared the way for
victims to receive federal funding.
This also permitted the state to
allocate more resources toward the
recovery effort. It also waived the
normal contract and bid process for
clean-up efforts. On August 6th,
President George W. Bush declared
Philadelphia, Delaware and Montgomery
Counties disaster areas. This enabled
residents and businesses to apply
for federal funding.
In Upper Darby Township, about 400
residents were evacuated to Upper
Darby High School, some by boat. About
thirty-five residents were still in
shelters on the 3rd. Flooding along
Naylor's Run damaged houses and
apartments on Cornell Avenue, Grace
Road, Harper Avenue, Lindale Avenue,
Normandy Road, Roosevelt Drive,
Sherbrook Boulevard, Springton Road,
Turner Avenue, Veronica Road and
Wilson Drive. On Beverly Boulevard,
twenty-four basement apartments in
the Park Lane East Apartments
Complex suffered major damage. Naylor
Run flooding also affected every
store in the Bond Shopping Center.
Flood waters near the center were
twelve feet deep at the intersection
of 69th Street and Marshall Road. The
Pathmark Supermarket in the shopping
center was severely damaged (estimate
$7 million dollars) as flood waters
knocked in the windows. The entire
merchandise stock, refrigerators, cash
registers and computers were lost.
Employees were rescued from the roof.
The store was not re-opened until
September 3rd. Businesses on Lansdowne
Avenue, Marshall and Copley Roads
were also badly damaged. Employees and
customers of a McDonalds Restaurant
were rescued through the drive-thru
window in the Bond Shopping Center.
The flooding closed the McDonalds
as well as six shops and a bank for
up to two months. In all fifty-eight
businesses and one hundred three
homes suffered major damage in the
township. It was believed that a
breach in a dam on Naylor's Run Creek
exacerbated the flooding. A
thirty-three foot long, ten foot
wide tree hit the dam square. A storm
total of at least 5 inches was
measured in Drexel Hill (the gage
overflowed). Other storm totals from
the township included 3.50 and 3.20
inches (all within two hours).
In Darby Borough, about 90 families
(250 people) were sheltered at a
local school. Homes, apartments and
businesses were badly flooded along
Fourteenth Street, Greenway Avenue,
Main Street, McDade Boulevard,
Springfield Road, Thirteenth Street
and Tyler Avenue. Some homes had
up to ten feet of water in them as
appliances were floating around.
The bridges over Darby Creek on
Main Street and McDade Boulevard
flooded. The Darby Creek at the
McDade Boulevard Bridge was clogged
with debris. About 39 homes and 11
businesses suffered major damage.
In Haverford Township, flood damage
occurred along Naylor's Run and
Cobbs Creek. Nine people were
evacuated. One family was displaced
because of tipped oil tanks. Flood
damage also occurred in the Llanerch
Section near the former quarry and to
the Victoria Arms Apartments.
Significant damage occurred to the
basement of the Haverford High School.
The basement filled with around five
feet of water which damaged the
school's electrical, heating and
cooling systems. Significant damage
also occurred to the Oakmont Fire
House. Several emergency vehicles
were damaged.
Elsewhere in the county, a small
bridge in Wayne (Radnor Township) was
washed away. In Yeadon and Colwyn
Boroughs, flood waters from Cobbs
Creek inundated several homes,
businesses and roadways. In Tinicum
Township, flooding along Darby Creek
eroded a dike and caused flooding at
the John Heinz Wildlife Refuge.
The Crum Creek at Newtown Square was
above its 6 foot flood stage from 839
a.m. EDT through 143 p.m. EDT on the
1st. It crested at 8.28 feet at
Noon EDT. The Chester Creek at Chester
was briefly above its 8 foot flood
stage from 318 p.m. EDT through
338 p.m. EDT on the 1st. It crested
at 8.43 feet at 330 p.m. EDT.
Carbon County
Hickory Run 01 0615EST
A couple was injured when a black
cherry tree fell onto their tent in
Hickory Run State Park in Kidder
Township. The heavy rain which fell
overnight loosened the roots of the
tree.
PAZ068 Montgomery
01 0619EST
0744EST
The runoff from heavy rain in Berks
County caused flooding along the
Manatawny Creek in Montgomery County.
The Manatawny Creek at Pottstown
was above its 6 foot flood stage
between 719 a.m. EDT and 844 a.m.
EDT on the 1st. It crested at 6.44
feet at 8 a.m. EDT. The storm total
in Pottstown was 1.74 inches, but
storm total estimates in the
headwaters of the creek in Berks
County reached between 4 and 5 inches.
Chester County
East Portion 01 0730EST
1130EST
Thunderstorms with very heavy rain
caused poor drainage and stream
flooding in eastern parts of Chester
County during the morning of the
first. In Tredyffrin Township, a
couple of hillsides washed into
roadways. In Easttown Township,
a couple of intersections and
basements flooded. In North
Coventry Township, roadway
flooding was reported. The
Valley Creek at Valley
Forge was above its 7 foot flood
stage from 830 a.m. through
1229 p.m. EDT on the 1st. It
crested at 8.12 feet at 945 a.m. EDT.
Storm totals included 3.28 inches
in West Chester, 2.19 inches in
Honey Brook and 2.05 inches in
Valley Forge.
Bucks County
3 S Penndel to 01 0730EST
Lumberville 0930EST
Thunderstorms with very heavy rain
caused poor drainage and stream
flooding in extreme southwest and
east central Bucks County.
A motorist was rescued from flood
waters in Bensalem Township. Doppler
Radar storm total estimates reached
as high as 2 to 3 inches in eastern
Solebury and Plumstead Townships.
Chester County
Countywide 04 1825EST
1905EST
A squall line of severe thunderstorms
knocked down several trees throughout
Chester County. About 8,500 homes and
businesses lost power in Chester and
Delaware Counties.
Delaware County
Countywide 04 1905EST
1925EST
A squall line of severe thunderstorms
knocked down several trees throughout
Delaware County. About 8,500 homes
and businesses lost power in Delaware
and Chester Counties.
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia 04 1925EST
A squall line of severe thunderstorms
knocked down several small trees in
the south side of Philadelphia. About
500 homes and businesses lost power.
Chester County
Parkesburg 11 1420EST
Large hail (penny size) fell in
Parkesburg Borough.
Chester County
Phoenixville 11 1500EST
A severe thunderstorm knocked down
several large tree limbs and damaged
one vehicle in Phoenixville.
Bucks County
Dublin 11 1510EST
A severe thunderstorm pulled down
wires and large tree limbs in Dublin
Borough. The series of severe
thunderstorms that passed
through Bucks County during the
afternoon and early evening of
the 11th caused about 6,600 homes
and businesses in the county
to lose power.
Berks County
Shillington 11 1635EST
A Skywrn Spotter measured a wind
gust to 60 mph in Shillington
Borough.
Berks County
West Lawn 11 1635EST
Penny to nickel size hail fell in
West Lawn Borough.
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia 11 1638EST
1655EST
Quarter size hail fell in Juniata
Park and the northeast part of
Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Bucks County
Warminster 11 1708EST
A Skywarn Spotter reported that
quarter size hail fell in
Warminster Township.
Bucks County
Levittown 11 1710EST
A severe thunderstorm pulled down
large tree limbs onto Street Road
in Levittown (Bristol Township).
A series of severe thunderstorms caused
about 6,600 homes and businesses in
Bucks County to lose power during the
afternoon and early evening of
the 11th.
Bucks County
1 W Yardley 11 1728EST
A severe thunderstorm tore down trees
and wires in Lower Makefield Township.
The series of severe thunderstorms
that passed through Bucks County
during the afternoon and early
evening of the 11 th caused about
6,600 homes and businesses in the
county to lose power.
Berks County
West Portion 12 1700EST
13 0200EST
PAZ060 Berks
13 0609EST
1237EST
Showers and thunderstorms with very
heavy rain moved across the western
half of Berks County during the late
afternoon and evening of the 12th
and caused stream and poor drainage
flooding. Moisture associated with
Tropical Storm Bonnie enhanced the
precipitation. Doppler Radar storm
total estimates exceeded 2.5 inches
in the western half of the county
and reached between 6 and
8 inches in Bethel and Upper
Tulpehocken Townships. Flooding
forced the closure of Pennsylvania
State Route 61 north of
Reading. Runoff from the heavy rain
in both western Berks and Schuylkill
Counties led to flooding along the
main stem of the Schuylkill River
on the 13th. The Schuylkill River
at Berne was above its 12 foot
flood stage 709 a.m. through
137 p.m. EDT on the 13th. It
crested at 12.89 feet at
1030 a.m. EDT. Storm totals
included 5.33 inches in
Bernville, 4.20 inches
in Hamburg, 3.99
inches in Berne, 3.35 inches
in Bethel and 2.06 inches
in Reading.
Monroe County
Snydersville 12 1820EST
Trees were knocked down by a
severe thunderstorm along
Lower Cherry Valley Road
in Hamilton Township. They
downed power lines and a male
driver was trapped inside his
truck until the downed wires
were cleared. The combination
of the flooding rains and
the damaging winds caused
thousands to lose power the
evening of the 12th in
Monroe County.
Monroe County
Central Portion 12 1900EST
13 0100EST
A series of showers and
thunderstorms with torrential
downpours doused the entire
central third of Monroe
County. Doppler Radar
storm total estimates ranged
between 4 and 8 inches. Moisture
from Tropical Storm Bonnie
contributed to the heavy downpours.
The heavy rain caused widespread
poor drainage flooding as well as
flooding of some of the creeks
in the county. Roads were
closed and power lines were knocked
down. Hardest hit was Hamilton
Township where the Kettle Creek
flooded. A woman was rescued from
a mobile home. Business Route 209
was closed between Snydersville
and Scotia in Hamilton Township.
Patrons were trapped in the
Snydersville Diner after the
creek overflowed. The basement
filled with four feet of water.
Homes on Rim Rock Road were
flooded with about four feet
of water also. Some roads were
also closed in Ross and Pocono
Townships. All roads were not
reopened until the 13th. Storm
totals included 8.25 inches in
Tannersville, 6.00 inches in
Tobyhanna, 5.80 inches in Mount
Pocono, 5.00 inches in
Bartonsville and 2.61 inches in
East Stroudsburg. The combination
of the flooding rains and the
damaging winds caused thousands
to lose power the evening of the
12th in Monroe County.
Chester County
Southeast Portion 12 2030EST
2230EST
Showers and thunderstorms with
heavy rain caused poor poor
drainage and stream flooding
mainly in the southeastern part of
Chester County. Road closures
occurred in Birmingham, Caln
and New Garden Townships.
Doppler Radar storm total estimates
reached between 2 and 4 inches in
the southeastern part of the county.
Specific storm totals included 3.75
inches in Modena, 3.46 inches in
Strikersville, 2.92 inches in
Glenmoore and 1.59 inches in
West Chester.
Lehigh County
Trexlertown 21 1130EST
A line of severe thunderstorms
tore down power lines and large
tree limbs in western Lehigh
County. About 7,700 homes and
businesses lost power. Hardest
hit was the Trexlertown area
in Upper Macungie Township.
Montgomery County
Hatfield 21 1215EST
A severe thunderstorm tore away
part of a roof and the gutters
from a house in Hatfield Township.
A SKYWARN Spotter measured
a wind gust to 62 mph. The severe
thunderstorm tore down other trees,
limbs and wires in and around
Hatfield Township in
Montgomery County. About 30,000
homes and businesses lost power
in Montgomery and Bucks Counties.
Bucks County
Chalfont to 21 1225EST
Doylestown 1235EST
A severe thunderstorm tore down
several trees, limbs and wires
from Chalfont Borough
east to Doylestown in Bucks
County. About 30,000 homes and
businesses lost power in
Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
Bucks County
2 W New Hope 21 1245EST
A home in Solebury Township was badly
damaged by a lightning strike and the
ensuing fire. Lightning struck the
chimney of the house and ignited a
fire on the back of the house. The
attic was destroyed. The
basement suffered water damage and
all the rooms between lost their
ceilings. There was water and smoke
damage in each room. The house was
considered a total loss with
hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of damage. No serious
injuries were reported.
Chester County
North Portion 30 1945EST
31 0705EST
Thunderstorms with
heavy rain associated
with the remnants of
Tropical Storm Gaston
caused poor drainage flooding
and some stream flooding
across northern parts of
Chester County. Stream
flooding lasted into
the morning of the
31st. Doppler Radar
storm total estimates
exceeded 1.50 inches
across much of Chester
County north of the
Pennsylvania Turnpike.
The West Branch of
the Brandywine Creek at
Honey Brook was
above its 7 foot flood
stage from 311 a.m.
EDT through 805 a.m.
EDT on the 31st. It
crested at 8.85 feet
at 430 a.m. EDT.
Specific storm totals
included 2.04 inches
in Honey Brook, 2.01
inches in Glenmoore and
1.85 inches in Downingtown.
Montgomery County
Northwest Portion 30 1945EST
2245EST
Thunderstorms with
heavy rain associated
with the remnants
of Tropical Storm Gaston
caused poor drainage
flooding and some
stream flooding mainly
across the upper
part of Montgomery
County. Doppler Radar
storm total estimates
exceeded 1.50 inches
across much of
northwestern Montgomery
County and exceeded
three inches in and
around Upper and Lower
Providence Township.
Flooded roadways and
bridges were reported
in Collegeville Borough
and Upper Providence
Township. Flooded
roadways were reported in
Lansdale Borough. Storm
totals included 3.24
inches in Harleysville,
2.80 inches in Green
Lane, 2.65 inches in
Pottstown, 2.50 inches
in Hatfield, 2.19
inches at the Pottstown
Airport and 2.03 inches in Palm.
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Pike County
Shohola to 12 1830EST
Pecks Pond 13 0100EST
Numerous road washouts
from flash flooding
reported in the towns
of Shohola, Lackawaxen,
Porter, and Blooming Grove.
This included the
settlements of Lords Valley and
Pecks Pond. Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation
reported that State Route
4006, also known as Towpath
Road, was closed
in Lackawaxen Township.
This road parallels
the Lackawaxen River.
One area of the road
was completely washed
away leaving a 10 foot
deep crater. Localized
rainfall amounts were
2 to 4 inches.
Wayne County
East Portion 12 2014EST
2300EST
Heavy rain caused
road flooding. Localized
rainfall amounts
were 2 to 4 inches.
Lackawanna County
5 S Tompkinsville 16 1555EST
Reported in Scott Township.
Luzerne County
Harveys Lake 20 1500EST
Thunderstorm winds
downed trees and power
lines.
Wyoming County
Beaumont 20 1500EST
Lackawanna County
Throop 20 1540EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees.
Pike County
5 NE Milford 30 1756EST
2000EST
Heavy rain caused numerous roads
to flood just west of Matamoras.
Rainfall amounts were 1.5
to 3 inches
Lackawanna County
Clarks Summit to 30 1840EST
Waverly 2100EST
Heavy rain caused flooding
of several roads. A road in
Waverly was damaged by flood
waters.
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock 30 2020EST
31 0230EST
Heavy rain caused flash flooding.
Tunkhannock Boro Creek flooded
a portion of Tunkhannock Boro.
2 homes were flooded.
Water was as high as 4 feet deep
at the intersection of East
Harrison and McCord
Streets
Susquehanna County
New Milford to 30 2155EST
5 NE Susquehanna 31 0230EST
Heavy rain caused
flash flooding. Many roads
were flooded.
PENNSYLVANIA, Northwest
NONE REPORTED.
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Butler County
Connoguenessing 04 1235EST
Trees down.
Beaver County
Beaver Falls 04 1259EST
Large tree limbs ripped off.
Greene County
New Freeport 04 1332EST
Trees and power lines blown down.
Westmoreland
County
Torrance 04 1339EST
Trees down.
Armstrong County
Freeport 04 1345EST
58 mph gust measured
by Skywarn spotter.
Washington County
Washington 04 1353EST
Large limbs ripped from trees.
Allegheny County
East Mc Keesport to 04 1359EST
East Pittsburgh
Trees and power lines blown down.
Westmoreland
County
3 W Irwin 04 1400EST
Trees and power lines down.
Indiana County
4 E Armagh to 04 1402EST
Blairsville 1409EST
Numerous trees down.
Clarion County
6 WNW New Bethlehe 04 1410EST
2 trees down on Route
861 in Porters Twp.
Jefferson County
Brookville 04 1412EST
Numerous trees down.
Indiana County
Boltz to 04 1420EST
Cramer
30 trees blown down by
wind near Cramer and
Route 403 in the southeast
corner of Indiana
County. One tree damaged a
house; and one
fell on a car.
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
3 E Greensburg 04 1435EST 0.1 30
1436EST
An F-0 tornado touched down
at Charter Oak, 3 miles east
of Greensburg, in Unity Twp.
It moved toward the southeast,
uprooting several large trees,
which crushed fencing at a
nearby swimming pool. Path
length 100 yds, path wide
30 yds, maximum wind 65
mph (56 kt).
Fayette County
Connellsville 04 1445EST
Trees and power lines down.
Beaver County
Ambridge 10 1425EST
Beaver County
Aliguippa 10 1425EST
at Aliquippa.
Butler County
Cabot 10 1500EST
Armstrong County
Apollo 10 1620EST
Fayette County
Connellsville to
2 NNE Connellsville 10 1636EST
Trees blown down on Rte 119
and on Connellsville Road.
Greene County
Waynesburg 10 1640EST
Large tree blown down.
Indiana County
Blairsville 10 1650EST
Westmoreland
County
Greensburg 10 1700EST
Large trees and
power lines blown down.
Fayette County
5 S Uniontown 10 1805EST
Fayette County
Connellsville 10 2129EST
2230EST
Roads flooded.
Butler County
Mars 19 1240EST
Numerous trees down.
Armstrong County
Apollo to 19 1318EST
5 NE Apollo
1.75" hail in Apollo,
where large hail covered
the ground. And one inch
hail 5 miles NE of Apollo.
Indiana County
Indiana 19 1340EST
Indiana County
Homer City 19 1340EST
Funnel cloud lowered toward
ground, but did not touch
down; then it dissipated.
Allegheny County
3 ENE Mc Keesport 19 1355EST
Trees down. 2000 customers
lost electric power.
Indiana County
10 ENE Blairsville 19 1409EST
Allegheny County
Springdale 19 1415EST
Many trees down
with 70 mph gust.
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
New Kensington 19 1415EST
Tree down.
Westmoreland
County
5 N Ligonier 19 1445EST
Numerous trees and power
lines blown down. 5000
customers lost electricity.
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood 19 1529EST
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood 19 1535EST
Beaver County
3 N Frankfort Spgs 19 1600EST
Beaver County
Harshaville 19 1620EST
Trees down.
Washington County
Ellsworth 19 1650EST
Allegheny County
Baldwin 19 1710EST
Westmoreland
County
Irwin 19 1745EST
Washington County
Washington 19 1800EST
Trees down.
Fayette County
Belle Vernon 19 1810EST
Trees down.
Indiana County
Cherry Tree 20 1506EST
Beaver County
Ohioville to
Hookstown 20 1600EST
Trees down from Hookstown to
Ohioville. One house suffered
a damaged roof in Hookstown.
10,000 customers lost electric power.
Several microbursts hit Hanover
and Greene townships, with severe
damage where Rte 30 and
151 intersect. Numerous trees
toppled or snapped; power lines
down. Trees fell on sheds.
Siding and roofing shingles
blown off. Roof blown off
barn on Rte 151. Several swaths
of damage, ranging from 80 to
200 yards wide. Path length
likely extended for several
miles (exact length could not
be determined beeausc damage
was sporadic). Maximum wind
estimated 65 mph (56 kt)).
Butler County
Butler 20 1629EST
Butler County
Countywide 20 1630EST
Trees and power lines down.
Allegheny County
Russelton 20 1640EST
Trees down.
Washington County
7 WNW Washington 20 1645EST
Trees down on Fatter School Road.
Armstrong County
1 S South Bethlehem 20 1710EST
Allegheny County
Mc Keesport 20 1710EST
Numerous trees down.
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Clarion County
East Brady 20 1730EST
Trees and power lines blown down.
Jefferson County
Coolspring 20 1730EST
Numerous trees down on East Branch Rd.
Indiana County
Shelocta 20 1830EST
Trees and power lines blown down.
PAZ021 Allegheny
20 2145EST
2215EST
Bull Creek out of its banks near
Natrona Heights.
PAZ014 Butler
21 0500EST
22 0000EST
Flooding of Connoquenessing Creek
began in the morning. At Zelienople,
flood stage is 11 ft. Connoquenessing
Creek rose to 11.5 ft at 1 PM EDT;
by 7 PM, it was 12.2 ft. This caused
flooding in the townships of Forward
and Jackson, in southwest Butler
County. At 9 PM, Zelienople fell
to 11.8 ft. Breakneck Creek flooded
roads in southern Butler Co.
Basements were also flooded
throughout the area. One woman's
cottage was surrounded by flood
waters; she was rescued by
firefighters.
PAZ020 Beaver
21 0700EST
2300EST
Raccoon Creek flooded in Independence
and Raccoon townships, in southern
Beaver County; and Connoquenessing
Creek flooded in Franklin Township,
in the northern part of the county.
By 7 PM EDT, creeks named Service
and Traverse also flooded in
Independence Twp, closing Park Rd,
School Rd, Backbone Rd at Rte 30,
Service Creek Rd, and Independence
Rd at Tank Farm Rd. Some roads
re-opened by 9 M EDT.
(See also Butler Co)
Mercer County
Sharon 27 1755EST
Tree down.
PAZ007 Mercer
28 0803EST
1200EST
Flooding along Interstate-80 in
West Middlesex Boro, 3 mile
southeast of Hermitage; and
on State Rte 318 and Habarka Rd,
near Wheatland, in Shenango Twp.
PAZ008 Venango
28 0830EST
1200EST
Near Emlenton, flooding occurred
at the intersection of Rte 38
and 208, and in the townships of
Scrubgrass and Richland, in the
southern part of the county.
Part of one road was washed away.
Lawrence County
New Wilmington to 28 1003EST
Pulaski 1115EST
Numerous basements flooded.
Several roads closed by flooding,
including Rte 551.
PAZ015 Clarion
28 1045EST
1145EST
About 5 miles northwest of Knox,
Shatler and Macklehatten Rds
were closed by flooding.
PAZ014 Butler
28 1055EST
1400EST
State Rte 38 near Eau Claire
closed by flooding.
Indiana County
Hillsdale 28 1225EST
Roof damaged by wind, and
1 large maple tree blown
down. Two empty, plastic,
55-gallon drums were
suspended in the air by the
gust of wind.
Allegheny County
Munhall 29 1948EST
Trees and power
lines blown down.
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Allegheny County
Forest Hills 29 2000EST
Number of Estimated
Persons Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
NEW YORK, Central
Madison County
Peterboro 0 0 5K
Madison County
Lebanon 0 0 5K
Steuben County
Bath 0 0 0
Cayuga County
Countywide 0 0 10K
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor 0 0 10K
Sullivan County
Barryville to 0 0 500K
Cochecton
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor 0 0 20K
NYZ057
0 0 0
NYZ057
0 0 0
Madison County
Oneida 0 0 0
Otsego County
Milford 0 0 5K
Broome County
Lisle to 0 0 30K
Triangle
Chenango County
Greene to 0 0 10K
Smithville Center
Broome County
1 S Triangle 0 0 5K
Chenango County
South Oxford 0 0 0
Delaware County
East Meredith 0 0 5K
Onondaga County
Syracuse 1 0
Madison County
Canastota 0 0 10K
Oneida County
Rome 0 0 10K
Oneida County
2 W Westernville 0 1 10K
Madison County
Canastota 0 0 5K
Onondaga County
Baldwinsville 0 0 20K
Oneida County
Jewell 0 0 20K
Oneida County
Pt Rock 0 0 0
Oneida County
Bridgewater 0 0 10K
Oneida County
Verona 0 0 50K
Steuben County
Bath to 0 0 100K
Thurston
Schuyler County
Tyrone to 0 0 5K
Weston
Seneca County
Interlaken to 0 0 10K
Sheldrake
Onondaga County
Pompey 0 0 5K
Onondaga County
Pompey 0 0 100K
Onondaga County
Manlius to 0 0 2M
Pompey
Madison County
Chittenango to 0 0 500K
Oneida
Cayuga County
Moravia to 0 0 20K
Locke
Steuben County
Addison to 0 0 2M
Campbell
Chemung County
Elmira 0 0 5K
Cortland County
Scott 0 0 5K
Sullivan County
West Brookville 0 0 20M
Broome County
Windsor to 0 0 1M
Sanford
NEW YORK, Coastal
Bronx County
Bronx 0 0
Queens County
College Pt 2 0
Queens County
4 SE Richmond Hill to 0 2
Richmond Hill
Queens County
Flushing 0 0
Queens County
North Portion 0 0
Queens County
(Jfk)Kennedy Inl Arp 0 0
Orange County
2 WNW Harriman 0 0
Orange County
5 NE Warwick 0 0
Orange County
8 WNW Warwick 0 0
Orange County
Tuxedo Park 0 0
Orange County
Port Jervis 0 0
Orange County
Warwick 0 0
Rockland County
Stony Pt 0 0
Westchester County
White Plains 0 0
NEW YORK, Coastal
Queens County
1 N Forest Hills to 0 0
Forest Hills
Nassau County
Massapequa 0 0
Westchester County
White Plains 0 0
Orange County
West Portion 0 0
NEW YORK, East
Montgomery County
Fonda 0 0
Montgomery County
St Johnsville 0 0
Montgomery County
Palatine Bridge 0 0 160K
Fulton County
Ephratah 0 0 25K
Montgomery County
Fultonville 0 0
Dutchess County
Pawling 0 0
Columbia County
Hudson 0 0
Washington County
Granville 0 0
NYZ043
0 0
NEW YORK, East
Washington County
Whitehall 0 0
Warren County
Bolton 0 0
Washington County
Hudson Falls 0 0
Washington County
Argyle 0 0
Dutchess County
Hopewell Jet 0 0
Dutchess County
Stormvitle 0 0
Dutchess County
Pawling 0 0
Schoharie County
Middleburg 0 0
Rensselaer County
East Nassau 0 0
Rensselaer County
Stephentown 0 0
Dutchess County
Stormville 0 0
Dutchess County
Wappingers Falls 0 0
Dutchess County
Pawling 0 0 1K
Columbia County
Claverack 0 0
Fulton County
Johnstown 0 0
Montgomery County
Fonda 0 0
Saratoga County
Chariton 0 0
Saratoga County
Galway 0 0
NEW YORK, East
Saratoga County
Wilton 0 0
Saratoga County
Saratoga Spgs 0 0
Warren County
South Horicon 0 0
Warren County
Bolton Lndg 0 5
Warren County
Riparius 0 0
Warren County
South Horicon 0 0 160K
Columbia County
Canaan 0 0 280K
Columbia County
Hudson 0 0
Ulster County
Kingston 0 0
NEW YORK, North
Franklin County
Chateaugay 0 0 5K
Clinton County
Morrisonville 0 0 50K
Essex County
Jay 0 0 5K
NYZ034>035
0 0 20K
NEW YORK, West
Cattaraugus County
Humphery 0 0 15K
Wayne County
Pultneyville 0 0 15K
Cayuga County
Victory 0 0 8K
Oswego County
Granby Center 0 0 10K
Oswego County
Cleveland 0 0 10K
Livingston County
Caledonia 0 0 15K
Monroe County
Henrietta 0 0 10K
Monroe County
Brighton 0 0 15K
Monroe County
Rochester 0 0 200K
Wayne County
Wolcott 0 0 500K
Lewis County
Croghan 0 0 12K
Jefferson County
Lorraine 0 0 10K
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Granville County
Berea 0 0
Durham County
Quail Roost 0 0
Forsyth County
10 ENE Winston Salem 0 0
Wake County
Fuquay Spgs 0 0
Hoke County
6 SW Raeford 0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Scotland County
Old Hundred to 0 0
8 N Laurinburg
Forsyth County
Winston Salem 0 0
Guilford County
Stokesdale 0 0
Harnett County
2 SW Pineview to 0 4
1 NE Pineview
Durham County
Durham 0 0
Wake County
Countywide 0 0
Stanly County
Stanfield 0 0
Wake County
Raleigh 0 0
Wake County
Raleigh 0 0
Nash County
Countywide 0 0
Johnston County
Clayton 0 0
Orange County
1 E Efland 0 0
Orange County
2 S Hillsborough 0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Scotland County
1 S Laurinburg 0 0
Harnett County
Anderson Creek 0 0
Hoke County
2 E Raeford 0 0
NCZ040-042
0 0
Wake County
Raleigh 0 0
Chatham County
Pittsboro 0 0
Johnston County
4 N Smithfield 0 0
Person County
Roxboro 0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, Central Coastal
NCZ045>047-
080>081-093>095-
098-103>104
0 0 7.5M
Carteret County
East Portion 0 0
Craven County
East Portion 0 0
Dare county
Nags Head 1 0
Jones County
Trenton 0 0
Craven County
Tuscarora 0 0
Jones County
Trenton 0 0
Onslow County
Richlands 0 0 25K
Carteret County
Stella 0 3 284K
Beaufort County
Bath 0 0 100K
NCZ029-044>047-
079>081-090>095-
098-103>104
0 0 6.6M 2.9M
Onslow County
Jacksonville 0 0 10K
Duplin County
Countywide 0 0
Jones County
Countywide 0 0
Lenoir County
Countywide 0 0 100K
Onslow County
Countywide 0 0
Greene County
Countywide 0 0
Pitt County
Countywide 0 0
Hyde County
Rose Bay 0 0
Martin County
Countywide 0
Pitt County
2 E Winterville 0 0 10K
Tyrrell County
Columbia 0 0 15K
Dare County
Nags Head 0 0 225K
Carteret County
Harlowe 0 0
Craven County
North Harlowe 0 0
Dare County
2 W East Lake 0 0
Pitt County
Winterville 0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, Extreme Southwest
NORTH CAROLINA, North Coastal
Pasquotank County
Elizabeth City 0 2
NCZ102
0 0
NCZ015>017-
031>032-102
0 0
Northampton County
Pendleton 0 0 2K
NORTH CAROLINA, Northwest and North Central
NCZ005
0 0
Rockingham County
4 SSW Bethany 0 0
Rockingham County
5 NNE Reidsville to 0 0
Mayfield
Rockingham County
2 E Mayfield 0 0
Caswell County
Pelham 0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Bladen County
Clarkton 0 0
Pender County
Rocky Pt 0 0
Columbus County
12 S Whiteville 0 0
Columbus County
11 SSW Whiteville 0 0 3K
Robeson County
Maxton 0 0 20K
Pender County
2 S Rocky Pt to 3 29 1.3M
4 NE Rocky Pt
NCZ096>097-099>101
0 3 10.4M 2.5M
New Hanover County
5 E Wilmington 0 0
NCZ087-096-099>101
0 0
NORTH CAROLINA, Southwest
Haywood County
Hazelwood 0 0
Haywood County
Lake Junaluska 0 0
Haywood County
Canton 0 0
Madison County
3 NW Marshall 0 0
Madison County
15 NNW Marshall 0 0
Union County
5 NW Marshville 0 0
Buncombe County
11 S Asheville 0 0
Iredell County
Statesville 0 0
Davie County
Mocksville 0 0
Lincoln County
Lincolnton 0 0
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte 0 0
Cleveland County
Lawndale 0 0
Jackson County
Cullowhee 0 0
Caldwell County
Lenoir 0 0
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Hettinger County
6 S Mott 0 0
Adams County
14 NE Haynes 0 0
Grant County
17 S Elgin 0 0
Sioux County
50 W Selfridge 0 0
Bottineau County
Newburg 0 0
Pierce County
Rugby 0 0
Foster County
4 NW Juanita 0 0
Hettinger County
6 E New England 0 0
Stutsman County
Medina 0 0
Bowman County
5 NNE Bowman 0 0
Slope County
15 SSW Amidon 0 0
Hettinger County
6 E New England 0 0
Divide County
5 SW Crosby to 0 0
6 SSW Crosby
Rolette County
5 N Mylo 0 0
Rolette County
Nanson 0 0
Adams County
13 NE Reeder 0 0
Hettinger County
4 E Regent to 0 0
8 S Regent
Grant County
16 N Elgin 0 0
Morton County
Glen Ullin 0 0
Morton County
7 W Mandan 0 0
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Mclean County
Riverdale 0 0
Morton County
New Salem 0 0
Oliver County
10 W Center 0 0
Oliver County
Hensler 0 0
Morton County
Mandan 0 0
Burleigh County
(Bis)Bismarck Muni A 0 0
Burleigh County
Wing 0 0
Burleigh County
Bismarck 0 0
Kidder County
1 N Robinson 0 0
Emmons County
5 SW Linton 0 0
Emmons County
6 NE Linton 0 0
Kidder County
Steele to 0 0
Dawson
Kidder County
7 NE Tappen 0 0
Mclean County
Wilton 0 0
Mountrail County
10 S Stanley 0 0
Burleigh County
7 W Regan 0 0
Stutsman County
7 SW Woodworth 0 0
Stutsman County
2 N Woodworth 0 0
Stutsman County
2 S Buchanan 0 0
Ward County
7 WSW Minot to 0 0
7 SW Minot
Stutsman County
10 NE Buchanan 0 0
Ward County
1 W Minot 0 0
Dickey County
1 E Fullerton 0 0
NORTH DAKOTA, East
NDZ014>015-026
0 0
Benson County
1 SE Esmond 0 0
Griggs County
12 W Cooperstown 0 0
Griggs County
6 S Cooperstown 0 0
Griggs County
2.5 N Hannaford 0 0
Richland County
3 ENE Walcott 0 0
Richland County
2 NNW Abercrombie 0 0
Barnes County
Pillsbury 0 0
Steele County
1 N Luverne 0 0
Steele County
Luverne 0 0
Cass County
Page 0 0
Griggs County
10 WSW Hannaford 0 0
Barnes County
5 NNE Wimbledon 0 0
Barnes County
10 N Valley City 0 0
Griggs County
4 NNW Binford 0 0
Eddy County
15 E Brantford 0 0
Pembina County
1 S Neche 0 0
Pembina County
1 N Pembina 0 0
Pembina County
11 W Drayton 0 0
Walsh County
8 N Grafton 0 0
Towner County
Bisbee 0 0
Towner County
Bisbee 0 0
NDZ006>008-
014>016-024-
026>030-038>039-
049-052>054
0 0
Eddy County
Brantford 0 0
Nelson County
Mc Ville 0 0
NORTH DAKOTA, East
Griggs County
6 N Cooperstown 0 0
Steele County
4 SW Sharon 0 0
Steele County
4 SW Sharon 0 0
Cass County
5 N Casselton 0 0
Traill County
2 NNE Buxton 0 0
Cass County
1 WSW Grandin 0 0
Sargent County
Gwinner 0 0
Sargent County
3 SW Milnor 0 0
Cass County
5 SE Tower City 0 0
Barnes County
Wimbledon 0 0
Griggs County
10 W Walum 0 0
Barnes County
5 WNW Dazey 0 0
Traill County
Reynolds 0 0
Grand Forks County
Emerado 0 0
Grand Forks County
Thompson 0 0
Sargent County
4 E Straubville 0 0
Sargent County
2 NE Brampton 0 0
Sargent County
1 S Crete 0 0
Sargent County
2 SE Stirum 0 0
Sargent County
3 N Forman 0 0
Sargent County
5 N Cayuga 0 0
Cavalier County
Langdon 0 0
Grand Forks County
2 NW Thompson 0 0
Grand Forks County
1 E Thompson 0 0
Traill County
8 SE Buxton 0 0
Traill County
11 ENE Cummings 0 0
Cass County
1 S Fargo 0 0
Cass County
6 S Fargo 0 0
Cass County
6 S Fargo 0 0
Richland County
Great Bend 0 0
Richland County
5 N Fairmount 0 0
OHIO, East
Coshocton County
Coshocton to 0 0 10K
Nellie
Guernsey County
Cambridge 0 0 10K
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar to 0 0 8K
Newcomerstown
Muskingum County
Zanesville 0 0 5K
Harrison County
Cadiz to 0 0 5K
Deersville
Jefferson County
Adena 0 0 4K
Monroe County
Countywide 0 0 10K
Belmont County
Bridgeport 0 0
Belmont County
St Clairsville 0 0
Belmont County
St Clairsville 0 0 2K
Tuscarawas County
Mineral City 0 0
Carroll County
Carrollton 0 0
Muskingum County
Zanesville 0 0
Noble County
3 S Summerfield 0 0
Monroe County
Lewisville 0 0
Monroe County
Fly 0 0
Coshocton County
5 ESE Warsaw 0 0 2K
Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten 0 0 3K
Tuscarawas County
Newcomerstown 0 0 3K
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar 0 0 3K
Tuscarawas County
Strasburg 0 0
Tuscarawas County
Dover 0 0
Jefferson County
Wintersville 0 0
Belmont County
Martins Ferry to 0 0 5K
Colerain
Columbiana County
Wellsville 0 0
Jefferson County
Steubenville 0 0 5K
Jefferson County
Sugar Grove 0 0
Jefferson County
Wintersville 0 0
Coshocton County
1 W Coshocton 0 0
Tuscarawas County
Dover 0 0
Tuscarawas County
1 E Zoar 0 0
Harrison County
2 W Cadiz 0 0
Jefferson County
Toronto 0 0 25K
Columbiana County
Calcutta 0 0 2K
OHZ059
0 0
Belmont County
Countywide 0 0 5K
Columbiana County
Winona to 0 0 3.2M
Elkton
OHZ048
0 0 2K
Noble County
Sarahsville to 0 0
Summerfield
OHIO, North
Trumbull County
Champion 0 0 2K
Huron County
Norwalk 0 0
Seneca County
Tiffin 0 0
Seneca County
Mc Cutchenville 0 0 15K
Huron County
Willard 0 0
Seneca County
Bloomville 0 0 10K
Seneca County
Bloomville 0 0
Ashland County
Perrysville 0 0
Richland County
Butler 0 0
Huron County
Fitchville 0 0
Huron County
New London 0 0
Lorain County
Wellington 0 0
Richland County
Mansfield 0 0
Wayne County
Congress to 0 0 5K
Wooster
Marion County
New Bloomington to 0 0 25K
Marion
Morrow County
Countywide 0 0 50K
Knox County
Gambier 0 0 40K
Knox County
Gambier 0 0 30K
Lucas County
Sylvania to 0 0 35K
Toledo
Wood County
North Baltimore to 0 0 8K
Walbridge
Lake County
Madison 0 0 2K
Ashtabula County
Geneva 0 0
Trumbull County
Niles 0 0 4K
Mahoning County
Austintown 0 0
OHZ006-017
0 0 250K
OHIO, North
Stark County
Southeast Portion 0 0 850K
Lucas County
Sylvania to 0 0 75K
Toledo
Morrow County
South Portion 0 0 200K
Ashtabula County
Countywide 0 0 200K
Crawford County
Galion 0 0 60K
Crawford County
Crestline 0 0 25K
Crawford County
Crestline 0 0 25K
Knox County
Mt Vernon 0 0 25K
Knox County
Centerburg 0 0 50K
Richland County
Butler 0 0
Richland County
Mansfield 0 0
Huron County
New London 0 0 3K
Lorain County
Wellington 0 0 5K
Lorain County
La Grange 0 0 3K
Wayne County
Dalton 0 0 4K
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn 0 1
OHIO, Northwest
Van West County
Convoy 0 0 25K
OHIO, Southeast
Perry County
Somerset 0 0
Gallia County
Vinton 0 0
Washington County
2 N New Matamoras 0 0
OHIO, Southwest
OHZ062
1 0 60K
Licking County
Granville to 0 0 10K
Newark
Clermont County
Felicity 0 0
Union County
Raymond 0 0 3K
Union County
4 N Marysville 0 0 8K
OHZ042-056-061>062
OKLAHOMA, Eastern
OKLAHOMA, Extreme Southeast
OKLAHOMA, Panhandle
Beaver County
Logan 0 0 6K
Texas County
Goodwell 0 0 28K
Cimarron County
17 NE Boise City 0 0
Texas County
6 N Eva 0 0
Texas County
2 E Goodwell 0 0
Texas County
3 SW Adams 0 0 18K
Beaver County
Bryans Corner 0 0 24K
Texas County
4 E Hardesty 0 0
Texas County
Hardesty 0 0
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City 0 0
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City 0 0
Cimarron County
Boise City 0 0
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Woods County
7 SSW Alva 0 0
Tillman County
Tipton 0 0 5K
Tillman County
Frederick 0 0
Alfalfa County
7 NE Amorita 0 0
Alfalfa County
8 E Byron 0 0
Grant County
9 W Wakita 0 0 1K
Woods County
1 E Freedom 0 0 1.5K
Woodward County
18 NNE Mooreland 0 0
Ellis County
1 E Catesby 0 0
Noble County
7 SSE Red Rock 0 0
Payne County
5 SW Stillwater 0 0
Kingfisher County
Cashion 0 0
Kingfisher County
2 WSW Cashion 0 0
Canadian County
Yukon 0 0
Logan County
2 N Langston 0 0
Grant County
1 S Salt Fork 0 0
Garfield County
Hunter to 0 0 100K
2 NE Hunter
Garfield County
5 N Garber 0 0
Grant County
1 W Jefferson 0 0
Kay County
Tonkawa 0 0
Kay County
Ponca City 0 0
Garfield County
2 N Covington 0 0
Garfield County
3 S Fairmont 0 0
Logan County
Mulhall 0 0
Logan County
1 SE Mulhall 0 0 1K
Logan County
Guthrie 0 0 1.5M
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 0 0
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 0 0
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie 0 0
Logan County
Guthrie 0 0
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie 0 0
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie 0 0 250K
Oklahoma County
Edmond 0 0
Logan County
5 SSW Seward 0 0
Oklahoma County
Edmond 0 0
Oklahoma County
Edmond 0 0
Oklahoma County
Edmond 0 0 750K
Pottawatomie County
4 S Mc Loud 0 0
Kingfisher County
Cashion 0 0
OKZ016-021>022-035
0 2 5K
Grady County
Chickasha 0 0 1K
Stephens County
Duncan 0 0 5K
Cleveland County
Norman 0 0 5K
Cleveland County
2 N Moore 0 0 5K
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 0 0
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 0 0 500K
Pottawatomie County
Shawnee to 0 0
Tecumseh
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Canadian County
Yukon 0 0
Oklahoma County
Bethany 0 0
Oklahoma County
5 NW Edmond 0 0
Oklahoma County
Midwest City 0 0
OKZ025>026-030
0 0
Woods County
2 E Cora 0 0
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Woods County
6 E Waynoka 0 0 1K
Alfalfa County
Jet 0 0
Major County
Cleo Spgs 0 0
Major County
3 S Cedar Spgs 0 0
Blaine County
Canton Lake 0 0 1K
Blaine County
Canton Lake 0 0 5K
Blaine County
2 N Canton 0 0
Blaine County
Canton 0 0
Blaine County
2 S Canton 0 0
Blaine County
8 W Geary 0 0
Kiowa County
10 S Mountain View 0 0 50K
Comanche County
2 WNW Meers 0 0
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park 0 0
Comanche County
Meers 0 0
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park 0 0
Greer County
Mangum 0 0
Greer County
Mangum 0 0 25K
Jefferson County
2 ENE Grady 0 0
Carter County
5 SW Wilson 0 0
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma 0 0
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma 0 0
Blaine County
1 NW Homestead 0 0
Major County
5 SE Ringwood 0 0
Garfield County
Enid 0 0
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Green County
Mangum 0 0
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City 0 0 250K
Dewey County
8 E Camargo 0 0
OREGON, Central and East
ORZ050
0 0
ORZ042
0 0
Grant County
Austin 0 0
Deschutes County
2 S Bend 0 0
Union County
La Grande 0 0
Umatilla County
Pendleton 0 0 1K
ORZ041
Deschutes County
8 SE Sisters 0 0
Umatilla County
20 SE Pendleton 0 0
Union County
Starkey 0 0
Umatilla County
11 E Pilot Rock 0 0
Umatilla County
8 E Mission 0 0
Wasco County
1 E Wamic 0 0
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater 0 0
OREGON, Central and East
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater 0 0
Grant County
Long Creek 0 0
Wheeler County
6 NE Fossil 0 0
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock 0 0
Morrow County
13 WSW Heppner 0 0
Deschutes County
Bend 0 1 1K
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock 0 0
Umatilla County
2 S Pilot Rock 0 0
Deschutes County
Alfalfa 0 0
Crook County
Prineville 0 0 0.10K
Deschutes County
4 SSE Bend 0 0
Deschutes County
5 SSW Bend 0 0
Deschutes County
4 S Bend 0 0
Deschutes County
3 SW Bend 0 0
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina 0 0
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina 0 0
OREGON, Northwest
Benton County
Countywide 0 0
Clackamas County
Countywide 0 0
Hood River County
Countywide 0 0
Lane County
Countywide 0 0
Linn County
Countywide 0 0
OREGON, Northwest
Marion County
Countywide 0 0
Multnomah County
Countywide 0 0
Polk County
Countywide 0 0
Washington County
Countywide 0 0
Yamhill County
Countywide 0 0
ORZ006-011
0 0
Multnomah County
Gresham 0 0
Lane County
Oakridge 0 0 0
OREGON, Southwest
Douglas County
10 SW Diamond Lake 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Dauphin County
Highspire 0 0
York County
Newberrytown 0 0
Cumberland County
Shiremanstown 0 0
Lancaster County
2 E Lancaster 0 0
PAZ065
0 0
PAZ066
0 0
PAZ063
0 0
York County
York 0 0
Lancaster County
Manheim 0 0
Clearfield County
5 N Du Bois 0 0
Clearfield County
10 SW Curwensville 0 0
Somerset County
Somerset 0 0
Cambria County
Portage 0 0
Centre County
7 W Milesburg 0 0
Centre County
Milesburg 0 0
Somerset County
Ogletown 0 0
Bedford County
5 W Osterburg 0 0
Juniata County
Walnut 0 0
Mifflin County
3 SE Mc Veytown 0 0
Huntingdon County
Warriors Mark 0 0
Snyder County
Selinsgrove 0 0
Perry County
3 N Shermans Dale 0 0
Northumberland
County
Herndon 0 0
Franklin County
2 N Waynesboro 0 0
Cumberland County
Lemoyne 0 0 20K
Cumberland County
4 NE Newville 0 0 50K
Dauphin County
4 E Harrisburg 0 0 200K
Cumberland County
Carlisle 0 0
Dauphin County
Harrisburg 0 0
Dauphin County
2 S Hummelstown 0 0 100K
York County
Newberrytown 0 0
Lebanon County
Lebanon 0 0
Lancaster County
3 W Manheim 0 0 5K
Lancaster County
Lititz 0 0
York County
2 NE Felton 0 0
Lancaster County
7 S Willow Street 0 0
Mckean County
Kane 0 0
Snyder County
Middleburg 0 0
Potter County
Coudersport
Cambria County
Johnstown 0 0
Perry County
Duncannon 0 0
Dauphin County
Halifax 0 0
Mckean County
4 E Bradford 0 0
Mckean County
Bradford 0 0
Lancaster County
Quarryville 0 0
Lancaster County
Willow Street 0 0
Lancaster County
Lancaster 0 0
Schuylkill County
Summit Station 0 0
Lancaster County
Ephrata 0 0
Lebanon County
2 SE Richland 0 0
PAZ059
0 0
PAZ058
0 0
PAZ066
0 0
PAZ066
0 0
York County
York 0 0
York County
York Haven 0 0
York County
Manchester 0 0
Adams County
10 NW Cashtown 0 0
Adams County
Bonneauville 0 0
York County
Red Lion 0 0
Centre County
2 S Port Matilda 0 0
Centre County
1 S Pleasant Gap 0 0
Lycoming County
Money 0 0
Clearfield County
6 W Westover 0 0
Centre County
Philipsburg 0 0
Franklin County
Mercersburg 0 0
Franklin County
Roxbury 0 0
Franklin County
1 SE Chambersburg 0 0
Franklin County
Greencastle 0 0
Union County
Mifflinburg 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Franklin County
1 S Greencastle 0 0
PAZ049
0 0
Lancaster County
Mt Joy 0 0
PAZ066
0 0
Bedford County
Everett 0 0
Cambria County
Johnstown 0 0
Cambria County
4 NE Johnstown 0 0
Cambria County
Carrolltown 0 0
Centre County
7 NE Bellefonte 0 0
Mckean County
Bradford 0 0
Tioga County
Wellsboro 0 0
Blair County
Holidaysburg 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Berks County
South Portion 0 0
Montgomery County
South Portion
Philadelphia County
Countywide 0 0 18M 0
Delaware County
East Portion 0 0 10M
Carbon County
Hickory Run 0 2
PAZ068
0 0
Chester County
East Portion 0 0
Bucks County
3 S Penndel to 0 0
Lumberville
Chester County
Countywide 0 0
Delaware County
Countywide 0 0
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia 0 0
Chester County
Parkesburg 0 0
Chester County
Phoenixville 0 0
Bucks County
Dublin 0 0
Berks County
Shillington 0 0
Berks County
West Lawn 0 0
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Bucks County
Warminster 0 0
Bucks County
Levittown 0 0
Bucks County
1 W Yardley 0 0
Berks County
West Portion 0 0
PAZ060
0 0
Monroe County
Snydersville 0 0
Monroe County
Central Portion 0 0
Chester County
Southeast Portion 0 0
Lehigh County
Trexlertown 0 0
Montgomery County
Hatfield 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Bucks County
Chalfont to 0 0
Doylestown
Bucks County
2 W New Hope 0 0 0
Chester County
North Portion 0 0
Montgomery County
Northwest Portion 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Pike County
Shohola to 0 0 1M
Pecks Pond
Wayne County
East Portion 0 0 50K
Lackawanna County
5 S Tompkinsville 0 0 0
Luzerne County
Harveys Lake 0 0 10K
Wyoming County
Beaumont 0 0 0
Lackawanna County
Throop 0 0 5K
Pike County
5 NE Milford 0 0 5K
Lackawanna County
Clarks Summit to 0 0 10K
Waverly
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock 0 0 20K
Susquehanna County
New Milford to 0 0 5K
5 NE Susquehanna
PENNSYLVANIA, Northwest
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Butler County
Connoguenessing 0 0 1K
Beaver County
Beaver Falls 0 0
Greene County
New Freeport 0 0 3K
Westmoreland
County
Torrance 0 0 2K
Armstrong County
Freeport 0 0
Washington County
Washington 0 0
Allegheny County
East Mc Keesport to 0 0 5K
East Pittsburgh
Westmoreland
County
3 W Irwin 0 0 5K
Indiana County
4 E Armagh to 0 0 5K
Blairsville
Clarion County
6 WNW New Bethlehei 0 0 5K
Jefferson County
Brookville 0 0 3K
Indiana County
Boltz to 0 0 20K
Cramer
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
3 E Greensburg 0 0 1K
Fayette County
Connellsville 0 0 3K
Beaver County
Ambridge 0 0
Beaver County
Aliguippa 0 0
Butler County
Cabot 0 0
Armstrong County
Apollo 0 0
Fayette County
Connellsville to 0 0 4K
2 NNE Connellsville
Greene County
Waynesburg 0 0
Indiana County
Blairsville 0 0
Westmoreland
County
Greensburg 0 0 3K
Fayette County
5 S Uniontown 0 0
Fayette County
Connellsville 0 0
Butler County
Mars 0 0 4K
Armstrong County
Apollo to 0 0
5 NE Apollo
Indiana County
Indiana 0 0
Indiana County
Homer City 0 0
Allegheny County
3 ENE Mc Keesport 0 0 10K
Indiana County
10 ENE Blairsville 0 0
Allegheny County
Springdale 0 0 5K
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
New Kensington 0 0
Westmoreland
County
5 N Ligonier 0 0 10K
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood 0 0
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood 0 0
Beaver County
3 N Frankfort Spgs 0 0
Beaver County
Harshaville 0 0
Washington County
Ellsworth 0 0
Allegheny County
Baldwin 0 0
Westmoreland
County
Irwin 0 0
Washington County
Washington 0 0
Fayette County
Belle Vernon 0 0
Indiana County
Cherry Tree 0 0
Beaver County
Ohioville to 0 0 50K
Hookstown
Butler County
Butler 0 0
Butler County
Countywide 0 0 10K
Allegheny County
Russelton 0 0
Washington County
7 WNW Washington 0 0 2K
Armstrong County
1 S South Bethlehem 0 0
Allegheny County
Mc Keesport 0 0 5K
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Clarion County
East Brady 0 0 5K
Jefferson County
Coolspring 0 0 5K
Indiana County
Shelocta 0 0 4K
PAZ021
0 0
PAZ014
0 0 15K
PAZ020
0 0
Mercer County
Sharon 0 0
PAZ007
0 0
PAZ008
0 0 4K
Lawrence County
New Wilmington to 0 0 10K
Pulaski
PAZ015
0 0
PAZ014
0 0
Indiana County
Hillsdale 0 0 5K
Allegheny County
Munhall 0 0 3K
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Allegheny County
Forest Hills 0 0
Location Character of Storm
NEW YORK, Central
Madison County
Peterboro Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Madison County
Lebanon Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Steuben County
Bath Hail (0.75)
Cayuga County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Sullivan County
Barryville to Flash Flood
Cochecton
Sullivan County
Livingston Manor Flash Flood
NYZ057
Flood
NYZ057
Flood
Madison County
Oneida Hail (0.75)
Otsego County
Milford Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Broome County
Lisle to Thunderstorm Wind (G65)
Triangle
Chenango County
Greene to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Smithville Center
Broome County
1 S Triangle Lightning
Chenango County
South Oxford Hail (1.00)
Delaware County
East Meredith Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Onondaga County
Syracuse Lightning
Madison County
Canastota Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Oneida County
Rome Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Oneida County
2 W Westernville Lightning
Madison County
Canastota Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Onondaga County
Baldwinsville Lightning
Oneida County
Jewell Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Oneida County
Pt Rock Hail (0.75)
Oneida County
Bridgewater Flash Flood
Oneida County
Verona Flash Flood
Steuben County
Bath to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Thurston
Schuyler County
Tyrone to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Weston
Seneca County
Interlaken to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Sheldrake
Onondaga County
Pompey Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Onondaga County
Pompey Lightning
Onondaga County
Manlius to Flash Flood
Pompey
Madison County
Chittenango to Flash Flood
Oneida
Cayuga County
Moravia to Flash Flood
Locke
Steuben County
Addison to Flash Flood
Campbell
Chemung County
Elmira Flash Flood
Cortland County
Scott Flash Flood
Sullivan County
West Brookville Flash Flood
Broome County
Windsor to Flash Flood
Sanford
NEW YORK, Coastal
Bronx County
Bronx Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Queens County
College Pt Flash Flood
Queens County
4 SE Richmond Hill to Lightning
Richmond Hill
Queens County
Flushing Flash Flood
Queens County
North Portion Flash Flood
Queens County
(Jfk)Kennedy Inl Arp Flash Flood
Orange County
2 WNW Harriman Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Orange County
5 NE Warwick Hail (1.00)
Orange County
8 WNW Warwick Lightning
Orange County
Tuxedo Park Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Orange County
Port Jervis Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Orange County
Warwick Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Rockland County
Stony Pt Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Westchester County
White Plains Flash Flood
NEW YORK, Coastal
Queens County
1 N Forest Hills to Hail (1.75)
Forest Hills
Nassau County
Massapequa Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Westchester County
White Plains Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Orange County
West Portion Flash Flood
NEW YORK, East
Montgomery County
Fonda Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
Montgomery County
St Johnsville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Montgomery County
Palatine Bridge Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
Fulton County
Ephratah Tornado (F0)
Montgomery County
Fultonville Hail (1.00)
Dutchess County
Pawling Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Columbia County
Hudson Hail (0.75)
Washington County
Granville Flash Flood
NYZ043
Flood
NEW YORK, East
Washington County
Whitehall Flash Flood
Warren County
Bolton Flash Flood
Washington County
Hudson Falls Flash Flood
Washington County
Argyle Flash Flood
Dutchess County
Hopewell Jet Hail (0.75)
Dutchess County
Stormvitle Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Dutchess County
Pawling Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Schoharie County
Middleburg Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Rensselaer County
East Nassau Hail (0.88)
Rensselaer County
Stephentown Hail (1.00)
Dutchess County
Stormville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Dutchess County
Wappingers Falls Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Dutchess County
Pawling Lightning
Columbia County
Claverack Lightning
Fulton County
Johnstown Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Montgomery County
Fonda Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Saratoga County
Chariton Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Saratoga County
Galway Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
NEW YORK, East
Saratoga County
Wilton Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Saratoga County
Saratoga Spgs Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Warren County
South Horicon Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Warren County
Bolton Lndg Lightning
Warren County
Riparius Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Warren County
South Horicon Flash Flood
Columbia County
Canaan Flash Flood
Columbia County
Hudson Flash Flood
Ulster County
Kingston Flash Flood
NEW YORK, North
Franklin County
Chateaugay Lightning
Clinton County
Morrisonville Lightning
Essex County
Jay Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
NYZ034>035
Flood
NEW YORK, West
Cattaraugus County
Humphery Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Wayne County
Pultneyville Lightning
Cayuga County
Victory Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Oswego County
Granby Center Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Oswego County
Cleveland Hail (1.75)
Livingston County
Caledonia Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Monroe County
Henrietta Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Monroe County
Brighton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Monroe County
Rochester Flash Flood
Wayne County
Wolcott Flash Flood
Lewis County
Croghan Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Jefferson County
Lorraine Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Granville County
Berea Flash Flood
Durham County
Quail Roost Flash Flood
Forsyth County
10 ENE Winston Salem Flash Flood
Wake County
Fuquay Spgs Hail (0.75)
Hoke County
6 SW Raeford Hail (1.00)
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Scotland County
Old Hundred to Tornado (F1)
8 N Laurinburg
Forsyth County
Winston Salem Flash Flood
Guilford County
Stokesdale Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Harnett County
2 SW Pineview to Tornado (F1)
1 NE Pineview
Durham County
Durham Flash Flood
Wake County
Countywide Flash Flood
Stanly County
Stanfield Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Wake County
Raleigh Flash Flood
Wake County
Raleigh Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Nash County
Countywide Flash Flood
Johnston County
Clayton Flash Flood
Orange County
1 E Efland Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Orange County
2 S Hillsborough Flash Flood
NORTH CAROLINA, Central
Scotland County
1 S Laurinburg Tornado (F0)
Harnett County
Anderson Creek Tornado (F0)
Hoke County
2 E Raeford Tornado (F0)
NCZ040-042
Tropical Depression
Wake County
Raleigh Flash Flood
Chatham County
Pittsboro Flash Flood
Johnston County
4 N Smithfield Flash Flood
Person County
Roxboro Flash Flood
NORTH CAROLINA, Central Coastal
NCZ045>047-
080>081-093>095-
098-103>104
Hurricane/Typhoon
Carteret County
East Portion Flash Flood
Craven County
East Portion Flash Flood
Dare county
Nags Head Rip Current
Jones County
Trenton Hail (0.75)
Craven County
Tuscarora Hail (0.88)
Jones County
Trenton Flash Flood
Onslow County
Richlands Tornado (F0)
Carteret County
Stella Tornado (F1)
Beaufort County
Bath Tornado (F1)
NCZ029-044>047-
079>081-090>095-
098-103>104
Hurricane/Typhoon
Onslow County
Jacksonville Tornado (F0)
Duplin County
Countywide Flash Flood
Jones County
Countywide Flash Flood
Lenoir County
Countywide Flash Flood
Onslow County
Countywide Flash Flood
Greene County
Countywide Flash Flood
Pitt County
Countywide Flash Flood
Hyde County
Rose Bay Tornado (F0)
Martin County
Countywide Flash Flood
Pitt County
2 E Winterville Tornado (F0)
Tyrrell County
Columbia Tornado (F0)
Dare County
Nags Head Tornado (F1)
Carteret County
Harlowe Tornado (F0)
Craven County
North Harlowe Tornado (F0)
Dare County
2 W East Lake Thunderstorm Wind (G69)
Pitt County
Winterville Hail (0.75)
NORTH CAROLINA, Extreme Southwest
NORTH CAROLINA, North Coastal
Pasquotank County
Elizabeth City Lightning
NCZ102
Tropical Storm
NCZ015>017-
031>032-102
Tropical Storm
Northampton County
Pendleton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
NORTH CAROLINA, Northwest and North Central
NCZ005
Flood
Rockingham County
4 SSW Bethany Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Rockingham County
5 NNE Reidsville to Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
Mayfield
Rockingham County
2 E Mayfield Tornado (F1)
Caswell County
Pelham Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
NORTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Bladen County
Clarkton Hail (0.75)
Pender County
Rocky Pt Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Columbus County
12 S Whiteville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Columbus County
11 SSW Whiteville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Robeson County
Maxton Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Pender County
2 S Rocky Pt to Tornado (F2)
4 NE Rocky Pt
NCZ096>097-099>101
Hurricane/Typhoon
New Hanover County
5 E Wilmington Heavy Rain
NCZ087-096-099>101
Tropical Storm
NORTH CAROLINA, Southwest
Haywood County
Hazelwood Hail (1.25)
Haywood County
Lake Junaluska Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Haywood County
Canton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Madison County
3 NW Marshall Flash Flood
Madison County
15 NNW Marshall Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Union County
5 NW Marshville Hail (0.88)
Buncombe County
11 S Asheville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Iredell County
Statesville Heavy Rain
Davie County
Mocksville Heavy Rain
Lincoln County
Lincolnton Heavy Rain
Mecklenburg County
Charlotte Heavy Rain
Cleveland County
Lawndale Lightning
Jackson County
Cullowhee Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Caldwell County
Lenoir Lightning
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Hettinger County
6 S Mott Hail (1.00)
Adams County
14 NE Haynes Hail (1.00)
Grant County
17 S Elgin Hail (0.88)
Sioux County
50 W Selfridge Hail (1.75)
Bottineau County
Newburg Hail (1.00)
Pierce County
Rugby Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Foster County
4 NW Juanita Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Hettinger County
6 E New England Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Stutsman County
Medina Hail (1.00)
Bowman County
5 NNE Bowman Hail (0.88)
Slope County
15 SSW Amidon Hail (0.88)
Hettinger County
6 E New England Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Divide County
5 SW Crosby to Hail (1.25)
6 SSW Crosby
Rolette County
5 N Mylo Hail (0.75)
Rolette County
Nanson Hail (0.75)
Adams County
13 NE Reeder Hail (1.00)
Hettinger County
4 E Regent to Hail (1.00)
8 S Regent
Grant County
16 N Elgin Hail (0.75)
Morton County
Glen Ullin Hail (0.75)
Morton County
7 W Mandan Tornado (F0)
NORTH DAKOTA, Central and West
Mclean County
Riverdale Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Morton County
New Salem Hail (1.75)
Oliver County
10 W Center Tornado (F0)
Oliver County
Hensler Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Morton County
Mandan Hail (1.75)
Burleigh County
(Bis)Bismarck Muni A Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Burleigh County
Wing Hail (0.75)
Burleigh County
Bismarck Flash Flood
Kidder County
1 N Robinson Hail (0.75)
Emmons County
5 SW Linton Hail (1.00)
Emmons County
6 NE Linton Hail (0.75)
Kidder County
Steele to Hail (1.75)
Dawson
Kidder County
7 NE Tappen Hail (1.00)
Mclean County
Wilton Hail (0.75)
Mountrail County
10 S Stanley Hail (1.00)
Burleigh County
7 W Regan Funnel Cloud
Stutsman County
7 SW Woodworth Hail (1.00)
Stutsman County
2 N Woodworth Hail (1.50)
Stutsman County
2 S Buchanan Hail (0.75)
Ward County
7 WSW Minot to Tornado (F0)
7 SW Minot
Stutsman County
10 NE Buchanan Hail (0.75)
Ward County
1 W Minot Hail (0.75)
Dickey County
1 E Fullerton Hail (1.00)
NORTH DAKOTA, East
NDZ014>015-026
Flood
Benson County
1 SE Esmond Hail (0.88)
Griggs County
12 W Cooperstown Hail (1.00)
Griggs County
6 S Cooperstown Hail (1.50)
Griggs County
2.5 N Hannaford Hail (1.50)
Richland County
3 ENE Walcott Hail (0.75)
Richland County
2 NNW Abercrombie Hail (1.00)
Barnes County
Pillsbury Hail (0.75)
Steele County
1 N Luverne Hail (0.75)
Steele County
Luverne Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Cass County
Page Hail (0.75)
Griggs County
10 WSW Hannaford Hail (0.88)
Barnes County
5 NNE Wimbledon Hail (0.88)
Barnes County
10 N Valley City Hail (1.50)
Griggs County
4 NNW Binford Hail (0.75)
Eddy County
15 E Brantford Hail (0.75)
Pembina County
1 S Neche Tornado (F0)
Pembina County
1 N Pembina Tornado (F0)
Pembina County
11 W Drayton Hail (0.75)
Walsh County
8 N Grafton Hail (0.75)
Towner County
Bisbee Hail (0.75)
Towner County
Bisbee Hail (0.88)
NDZ006>008-
014>016-024-
026>030-038>039-
049-052>054
Extreme Cold Wind Chill
Eddy County
Brantford Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Nelson County
Mc Ville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
NORTH DAKOTA, East
Griggs County
6 N Cooperstown Hail (0.75)
Steele County
4 SW Sharon Hail (0.75)
Steele County
4 SW Sharon Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Cass County
5 N Casselton Hail (0.88)
Traill County
2 NNE Buxton Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Cass County
1 WSW Grandin Thunderstorm Wind (G54)
Sargent County
Gwinner Hail (0.75)
Sargent County
3 SW Milnor Hail (0.88)
Cass County
5 SE Tower City Hail (0.75)
Barnes County
Wimbledon Hail (0.88)
Griggs County
10 W Walum Hail (0.88)
Barnes County
5 WNW Dazey Hail (1.00)
Traill County
Reynolds Hail (0.75)
Grand Forks County
Emerado Hail (1.00)
Grand Forks County
Thompson Hail (0.75)
Sargent County
4 E Straubville Hail (0.88)
Sargent County
2 NE Brampton Hail (0.75)
Sargent County
1 S Crete Hail (0.88)
Sargent County
2 SE Stirum Hail (0.75)
Sargent County
3 N Forman Hail (0.88)
Sargent County
5 N Cayuga Hail (0.75)
Cavalier County
Langdon Hail (0.75)
Grand Forks County
2 NW Thompson Hail (1.00)
Grand Forks County
1 E Thompson Hail (0.75)
Traill County
8 SE Buxton Hail (1.00)
Traill County
11 ENE Cummings Hail (2.00)
Cass County
1 S Fargo Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Cass County
6 S Fargo Hail (1.50)
Cass County
6 S Fargo Hail (1.75)
Richland County
Great Bend Hail (1.50)
Richland County
5 N Fairmount Hail (0.75)
OHIO, East
Coshocton County
Coshocton to Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Nellie
Guernsey County
Cambridge Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Newcomerstown
Muskingum County
Zanesville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Harrison County
Cadiz to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Deersville
Jefferson County
Adena Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Monroe County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Belmont County
Bridgeport Hail (0.75)
Belmont County
St Clairsville Hail (0.75)
Belmont County
St Clairsville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Mineral City Hail (0.88)
Carroll County
Carrollton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Muskingum County
Zanesville Hail (0.75)
Noble County
3 S Summerfield Hail (0.75)
Monroe County
Lewisville Hail (0.75)
Monroe County
Fly Hail (1.00)
Coshocton County
5 ESE Warsaw Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Newcomerstown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Bolivar Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Strasburg Hail (0.75)
Tuscarawas County
Dover Hail (1.00)
Jefferson County
Wintersville Hail (0.88)
Belmont County
Martins Ferry to Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Colerain
Columbiana County
Wellsville Hail (1.25)
Jefferson County
Steubenville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Jefferson County
Sugar Grove Hail (1.00)
Jefferson County
Wintersville Hail (0.88)
Coshocton County
1 W Coshocton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Tuscarawas County
Dover Hail (0.75)
Tuscarawas County
1 E Zoar Flash Flood
Harrison County
2 W Cadiz Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Jefferson County
Toronto Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Columbiana County
Calcutta Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
OHZ059
Flood
Belmont County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Columbiana County
Winona to Flash Flood
Elkton
OHZ048
Flood
Noble County
Sarahsville to Flash Flood
Summerfield
OHIO, North
Trumbull County
Champion Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Huron County
Norwalk Hail (0.75)
Seneca County
Tiffin Hail (0.75)
Seneca County
Mc Cutchenville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Huron County
Willard Hail (0.75)
Seneca County
Bloomville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Seneca County
Bloomville Hail (0.75)
Ashland County
Perrysville Hail (0.75)
Richland County
Butler Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Huron County
Fitchville Hail (0.75)
Huron County
New London Hail (0.75)
Lorain County
Wellington Hail (1.00)
Richland County
Mansfield Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Wayne County
Congress to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Wooster
Marion County
New Bloomington to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Marion
Morrow County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Knox County
Gambier Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Knox County
Gambier Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lucas County
Sylvania to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Toledo
Wood County
North Baltimore to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Walbridge
Lake County
Madison Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Ashtabula County
Geneva Hail (0.75)
Trumbull County
Niles Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Mahoning County
Austintown Hail (0.75)
OHZ006-017
Flood
OHIO, North
Stark County
Southeast Portion Flash Flood
Lucas County
Sylvania to Flash Flood
Toledo
Morrow County
South Portion Flash Flood
Ashtabula County
Countywide Flash Flood
Crawford County
Galion Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Crawford County
Crestline Hail (0.50)
Crawford County
Crestline Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Knox County
Mt Vernon Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Knox County
Centerburg Hail (1.75)
Richland County
Butler Hail (0.75)
Richland County
Mansfield Hail (0.75)
Huron County
New London Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lorain County
Wellington Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lorain County
La Grange Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Wayne County
Dalton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cuyahoga County
Brooklyn Lightning
OHIO, Northwest
Van West County
Convoy Thunderstorm Wind (G78)
OHIO, Southeast
Perry County
Somerset Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Gallia County
Vinton Hail (0.75)
Washington County
2 N New Matamoras Hail (0.75)
OHIO, Southwest
OHZ062
Strong Wind
Licking County
Granville to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Newark
Clermont County
Felicity Hail (1.00)
Union County
Raymond Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Union County
4 N Marysville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
OHZ042-056-061>062
Flood
OKLAHOMA, Eastern
OKLAHOMA, Extreme Southeast
OKLAHOMA, Panhandle
Beaver County
Logan Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Texas County
Goodwell Hail (1.00)
Cimarron County
17 NE Boise City Thunderstorm Wind (G63)
Texas County
6 N Eva Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Texas County
2 E Goodwell Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Texas County
3 SW Adams Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Beaver County
Bryans Corner Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Texas County
4 E Hardesty Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Texas County
Hardesty Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cimarron County
3 SSE Boise City Thunderstorm Wind (G51)
Cimarron County
Boise City Hail (0.75)
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Woods County
7 SSW Alva Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Tillman County
Tipton Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Tillman County
Frederick Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Alfalfa County
7 NE Amorita Thunderstorm Wind (G69)
Alfalfa County
8 E Byron Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Grant County
9 W Wakita Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Woods County
1 E Freedom Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Woodward County
18 NNE Mooreland Hail (0.88)
Ellis County
1 E Catesby Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Noble County
7 SSE Red Rock Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Payne County
5 SW Stillwater Hail (1.00)
Kingfisher County
Cashion Hail (0.88)
Kingfisher County
2 WSW Cashion Hail (1.75)
Canadian County
Yukon Hail (0.88)
Logan County
2 N Langston Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Grant County
1 S Salt Fork Hail (0.88)
Garfield County
Hunter to Hail (2.00)
2 N E Hunter
Garfield County
5 N Garber Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Grant County
1 W Jefferson Hail (0.75)
Kay County
Tonkawa Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Kay County
Ponca City Hail (1.75)
Garfield County
2 N Covington Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Garfield County
3 S Fairmont Hail (1.00)
Logan County
Mulhall Hail (1.75)
Logan County
1 SE Mulhall Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Logan County
Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G67)
Logan County
Guthrie Hail (1.00)
Logan County
4 WSW Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G58)
Logan County
4 SE Guthrie Thunderstorm Wind (G77)
Oklahoma County
Edmond Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Logan County
5 SSW Seward Hail (1.00)
Oklahoma County
Edmond Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Oklahoma County
Edmond Hail (1.00)
Oklahoma County
Edmond Thunderstorm Wind (G69)
Pottawatomie County
4 S Mc Loud Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Kingfisher County
Cashion Hail (1.00)
OKZ016-021>022-035
High Wind (G54)
Grady County
Chickasha Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Stephens County
Duncan Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Cleveland County
Norman Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Cleveland County
2 N Moore Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City Flash Flood
Pottawatomie County
Shawnee to Flash Flood
Tecumseh
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Canadian County
Yukon Flash Flood
Oklahoma County
Bethany Flash Flood
Oklahoma County
5 NW Edmond Flash Flood
Oklahoma County
Midwest City Flash Flood
OKZ025>026-030
Flood
Woods County
2 E Cora Hail (0.88)
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Woods County
6 E Waynoka Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Alfalfa County
Jet Hail (0.75)
Major County
Cleo Spgs Hail (1.00)
Major County
3 S Cedar Spgs Hail (0.88)
Blaine County
Canton Lake Hail (1.25)
Blaine County
Canton Lake Thunderstorm Wind (G67)
Blaine County
2 N Canton Hail (1.25)
Blaine County
Canton Hail (1.75)
Blaine County
2 S Canton Hail (1.00)
Blaine County
8 W Geary Hail (0.75)
Kiowa County
10 S Mountain View Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Comanche County
2 WNW Meers Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Comanche County
Meers Thunderstorm Wind (G69)
Comanche County
3 W Medicine Park Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Greer County
Mangum Hail (0.88)
Greer County
Mangum Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Jefferson County
2 ENE Grady Hail (0.75)
Carter County
5 SW Wilson Hail (0.75)
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma Hail (1.00)
Garfield County
1 S Lahoma Hail (0.88)
Blaine County
1 NW Homestead Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Major County
5 SE Ringwood Hail (1.00)
Garfield County
Enid Hail (1.00)
OKLAHOMA, Western, Central and Southeast
Green County
Mangum Hail (0.75)
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City Lightning
Dewey County
8 E Camargo Flash Flood
OREGON, Central and East
ORZ050
Wildfire
ORZ042
Wildfire
Grant County
Austin Hail (0.75)
Deschutes County
2 S Bend Hail (0.75)
Union County
La Grande Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Umatilla County
Pendleton Lightning
ORZ041
Wildfire
Deschutes County
8 SE Sisters Hail (0.75)
Umatilla County
20 SE Pendleton Funnel Cloud
Union County
Starkey Hail (0.75)
Umatilla County
11 E Pilot Rock Hail (0.88)
Umatilla County
8 E Mission Hail (0.75)
Wasco County
1 E Wamic Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater Hail (0.75)Location
OREGON, Central and East
Umatilla County
Milton Freewater Hail (0.75)
Grant County
Long Creek Hail (0.88)
Wheeler County
6 NE Fossil Hail (0.88)
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock Hail (0.75)
Morrow County
13 WSW Heppner Hail (1.00)
Deschutes County
Bend Lightning
Gilliam County
7 NW Lonerock Hail (0.75)
Umatilla County
2 S Pilot Rock Funnel Cloud
Deschutes County
Alfalfa Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Crook County
Prineville Thunderstorm Wind (G45)
Deschutes County
4 SSE Bend Hail (1.00)
Deschutes County
5 SSW Bend Hail (0.75)
Deschutes County
4 S Bend Hail (1.00)
Deschutes County
3 SW Bend Hail (1.00)
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina Flash Flood
Crook County
14 SSE Paulina Hail (1.00)
OREGON, Northwest
Benton County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Clackamas County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Hood River County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Lane County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Linn County
Countywide Heavy Rain
OREGON, Northwest
Marion County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Multnomah County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Polk County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Washington County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Yamhill County
Countywide Heavy Rain
ORZ006-011
Flood
Multnomah County
Gresham Flash Flood
Lane County
Oakridge Hail (0.75)
OREGON, Southwest
Douglas County
10 SW Diamond Lake Hail (0.75)
PACIFIC
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Dauphin County
Highspire Flash Flood
York County
Newberrytown Flash Flood
Cumberland County
Shiremanstown Flash Flood
Lancaster County
2 E Lancaster Flash Flood
PAZ065
Flood
PAZ066
Flood
PAZ063
Flood
York County
York Flash Flood
Lancaster County
Manheim Flash Flood
Clearfield County
5 N Du Bois Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Clearfield County
10 SW Curwensville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Somerset County
Somerset Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cambria County
Portage Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Centre County
7 W Milesburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Centre County
Milesburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Somerset County
Ogletown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)Location
Bedford County
5 W Osterburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Juniata County
Walnut Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Mifflin County
3 SE Mc Veytown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Huntingdon County
Warriors Mark Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Snyder County
Selinsgrove Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Perry County
3 N Shermans Dale Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Northumberland
County
Herndon Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Franklin County
2 N Waynesboro Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cumberland County
Lemoyne Tornado (F0)
Cumberland County
4 NE Newville Tornado (F1)
Dauphin County
4 E Harrisburg Tornado (F1)
Cumberland County
Carlisle Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Dauphin County
Harrisburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Dauphin County
2 S Hummelstown Tornado (F1)
York County
Newberrytown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lebanon County
Lebanon Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lancaster County
3 W Manheim Tornado (F0)
Lancaster County
Lititz Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
York County
2 NE Felton Tornado (F0)
Lancaster County
7 S Willow Street Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Mckean County
Kane Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Snyder County
Middleburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Potter County
Coudersport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cambria County
Johnstown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Perry County
Duncannon Hail (1.00)
Dauphin County
Halifax Hail (1.00)
Mckean County
4 E Bradford Flash Flood
Mckean County
Bradford Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lancaster County
Quarryville Hail (1.00)
Lancaster County
Willow Street Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Lancaster County
Lancaster Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Schuylkill County
Summit Station Flash Flood
Lancaster County
Ephrata Flash Flood
Lebanon County
2 SE Richland Flash Flood
PAZ059
Flood
PAZ058
Flood
PAZ066
Flood
PAZ066
Flood
York County
York Hail (1.75)
York County
York Haven Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
York County
Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Adams County
10 NW Cashtown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Adams County
Bonneauville Hail (1.75)
York County
Red Lion Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Centre County
2 S Port Matilda Hail (0.75)
Centre County
1 S Pleasant Gap Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Lycoming County
Money Hail (0.88)
Clearfield County
6 W Westover Hail (1.00)
Centre County
Philipsburg Hail (0.88)
Franklin County
Mercersburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Franklin County
Roxbury Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Franklin County
1 SE Chambersburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Franklin County
Greencastle Hail (1.00)
Union County
Mifflinburg Flash Flood
PENNSYLVANIA, Central
Franklin County
1 S Greencastle Hail (1.25)
PAZ049
Flood
Lancaster County
Mt Joy Flash Flood
PAZ066
Flood
Bedford County
Everett Flash Flood
Cambria County
Johnstown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cambria County
4 NE Johnstown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cambria County
Carrolltown Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Centre County
7 NE Bellefonte Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Mckean County
Bradford Flash Flood
Tioga County
Wellsboro Flash Flood
Blair County
Holidaysburg Flash Flood
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Berks County
South Portion Flash Flood
Montgomery County
South Portion
Philadelphia County
Countywide Flash Flood
Delaware County
East Portion Flash Flood
Carbon County
Hickory Run Heavy Rain
PAZ068
Flood
Chester County
East Portion Flash Flood
Bucks County
3 S Penndel to Flash Flood
Lumberville
Chester County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Delaware County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Chester County
Parkesburg Hail (0.75)
Chester County
Phoenixville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Bucks County
Dublin Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Berks County
Shillington Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Berks County
West Lawn Hail (0.88)
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia Hail (1.00)
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Bucks County
Warminster Hail (1.00)
Bucks County
Levittown Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Bucks County
1 W Yardley Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Berks County
West Portion Flash Flood
PAZ060
Flood
Monroe County
Snydersville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Monroe County
Central Portion Flash Flood
Chester County
Southeast Portion Flash Flood
Lehigh County
Trexlertown Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Montgomery County
Hatfield Thunderstorm Wind (G54)
PENNSYLVANIA, East
Bucks County
Chalfont to Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Doylestown
Bucks County
2 W New Hope Lightning
Chester County
North Portion Flash Flood
Montgomery County
Northwest Portion Flash Flood
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Pike County
Shohola to Flash Flood
Pecks Pond
Wayne County
East Portion Flash Flood
Lackawanna County
5 S Tompkinsville Hail (0.88)
Luzerne County
Harveys Lake Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Wyoming County
Beaumont Hail (1.75)
Lackawanna County
Throop Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Pike County
5 NE Milford Flash Flood
Lackawanna County
Clarks Summit to Flash Flood
Waverly
PENNSYLVANIA, Northeast
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock Flash Flood
Susquehanna County
New Milford to Flash Flood
5 NE Susquehanna
PENNSYLVANIA, Northwest
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Butler County
Connoguenessing Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Beaver County
Beaver Falls Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Greene County
New Freeport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Westmoreland
County
Torrance Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Armstrong County
Freeport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Washington County
Washington Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Allegheny County
East Mc Keesport to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
East Pittsburgh
Westmoreland
County
3 W Irwin Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
4 E Armagh to Thunderstorm Wind (G54)
Blairsville
Clarion County
6 WNW New Bethlehei Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Jefferson County
Brookville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
Boltz to Thunderstorm Wind (G54)
Cramer
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
3 E Greensburg Tornado (F0)
Fayette County
Connellsville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Beaver County
Ambridge Hail (0.75)
Beaver County
Aliguippa Hail (0.75)
Butler County
Cabot Hail (1.00)
Armstrong County
Apollo Hail (1.00)
Fayette County
Connellsville to Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
2 NNE Connellsville
Greene County
Waynesburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
Blairsville Hail (0.75)
Westmoreland
County
Greensburg Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Fayette County
5 S Uniontown Hail (0.75)
Fayette County
Connellsville Flash Flood
Butler County
Mars Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Armstrong County
Apollo to Hail (1.75)
5 NE Apollo
Indiana County
Indiana Hail (0.75)
Indiana County
Homer City Funnel Cloud
Allegheny County
3 ENE Mc Keesport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
10 ENE Blairsville Hail (0.88)
Allegheny County
Springdale Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Westmoreland
County
New Kensington Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Westmoreland
County
5 N Ligonier Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood Hail (1.00)
Westmoreland
County
Youndwood Hail (1.00)
Beaver County
3 N Frankfort Spgs Hail (0.75)
Beaver County
Harshaville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Washington County
Ellsworth Hail (0.75)
Allegheny County
Baldwin Hail (0.75)
Westmoreland
County
Irwin Hail (0.88)
Washington County
Washington Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Fayette County
Belle Vernon Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
Cherry Tree Hail (1.00)
Beaver County
Ohioville to Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Hookstown
Butler County
Butler Hail (0.75)
Butler County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Allegheny County
Russelton Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Washington County
7 WNW Washington Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Armstrong County
1 S South Bethlehem Hail (1.00)
Allegheny County
Mc Keesport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Clarion County
East Brady Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Jefferson County
Coolspring Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Indiana County
Shelocta Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
PAZ021
Flood
PAZ014
Flood
PAZ020
Flood
Mercer County
Sharon Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
PAZ007
Flood
PAZ008
Flood
Lawrence County
New Wilmington to Flash Flood
Pulaski
PAZ015
Flood
PAZ014
Flood
Indiana County
Hillsdale Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Allegheny County
Munhall Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
PENNSYLVANIA, West
Allegheny County
Forest Hills Hail (0.75)
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jimbob80
RE: Storm data and unusual weather phenomena
To whom it may concern,
My name is James and I am contacting you on behalf of a
very good
friend of mine who was doing Ecological Research in Charters
Towers,
Australia last year.
Storms are quite frequent in this area most evenings and he
would
spend time watching them of an afternoon/evening. One
evening he
noticed something quite peculiar and decided to record it. He
managed
to capture a very strange weather phenomena which he
believes could be
an unknown form of lightning or other weather event.
As I am in the I.T industry and quite computer savy, he
passed the
video on to me to see if I could get someone interested
enough to have
a look and offer some explanation as to what it could be.
After doing
much research and contacting some people, we have come
up with no
explanation as to what this could be.
After spending countless hours looking, we managed to find
other
people from around the world who have also recorded this
same strange
phenomena on video. It is very clear that this is the same
type of
phenomena.
I uploaded my friends videos to YouTube, you can see them
here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh-tmYe_ZY8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZY6fBNEos4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWNi-uUIYNg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU48IudNhs0
Other people who have captured the same thing from other
countries
around the world here:
(THIS ONE IS VERY CLEAR)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z_-uK5Btik
(SAME LOCATION AS THE ONE ABOVE, BUT DIFFERENT
CAMERA)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUcH3VClzUI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc9Ks6H3coY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IAGE9f0K1Q
We would greatly appreciate it if you can shed some light on
this
matter. If you do not know what this is then would you mind
passing
this on to someone else who may be interested?
Thank you very much,
James Wood.
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