Bradley storm history

A 51 year-old farm worker collapsed from the heat while picking tomatoes near Hermitage. He was airlifted to a Little Rock hospital, but died on July 16th. During the flight, the victim's body core temperature exceeded 100 degrees, and it was still at this level when he arrived a…

A car traveling on U.S. Highway 278 a few miles east of Warren left the highway around 4:30 AM CDT. The car went airborne, landing in flood waters from Flat Branch Creek and the Saline River. The passenger in the car drowned. This is an indirect fatality since the initial event w…

Numerous paved and gravel roads washed out and flooded throughout the county. Arkansas Highway 160 at U.S. Highway 63 was closed due to flooding.

Trees were down across roads and power was out countywide. A tree fell across East Cedar Street in Warren. It damaged power lines. A tree fell on a home on York Street in Warren.

Half dollar sized hail was estimated to have fallen at Warren.

Major river flooding was observed at Rye along the Saline River. In fact the river crested at a stage of 30.70 feet which fell less than one foot below of the all time record high stage of 31.40 feet set back in May of 1968.

A power line was knocked down across Highway 278 in Warren due to the weight of freezing rain ice accretion.

A Moro Bay State Park employee reported a few roads within the state park were covered by water.

Trees were blown down on Hwy. 278 west of Warren.

Quarter size hail was reported at the Dollar General store in Hermitage.

A report was received of trees down along Highway 63.

Several trees were blown down across southern Bradley County and a metal building was damaged.

Additional straight-line wind damage occurred to the Hermitage School.

Trees were blown down in Hermitage. A school in Hermitage sustained roof damage.

An estimated snowfall total of 7.0 inches was reported at 33.77N, -92.50W.

A COOP observer measured 4.0 inches of snow at 33.31N, -92.35W.

An estimated 2.0 inches of snow was observed in Warren.

Tropical Storm Delta clipped the southeast corner of Arkansas with gusty winds that brought down trees and powerlines in the town of Warren. No estimates of wind speed were given but winds were likely 40-45 mph.

Flash flooding was reported.

Trees, limbs, and power lines were reported down. A Pizza Hut sign was destroyed.

A large tree was blown down on Bradley County Road 34.

A dusting of snow was observed in the Warren area.

A tree was blown down onto Hwy. 8 near Hwy. 189.

Water was over several county roads neare Ingalls.

Water was high enough to be over several county roads near Hermitage.

Received a report of one inch hail in Hermitage via a Twitter picture.

The observer reported 1.3 inches of snow in the last 24 hours.

Trees were blown down.

Flash flooding was reported along Highway 160 as well as Bradley 33 near the town of Hermitage. Roads were impassable due to high water.

Several county roads were underwater.

National Weather Service damage survey concludes tree damage near Sumpter, AR was the result of damaging thunderstorm winds. Damage was concentrated near the intersection of Arkansas Hwy 8, Bradley County Rd 42, and Jimmy Senn Rd. Several trees were uprooted, mostly east of Arkan…

Trees were down across U.S. Hwy 278 west of Warren.

Heavy rain in late February brought flooding to the Saline River near Rye that continued into early March.

Portions of Highway 8 South were closed due to high water.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Saline River.

Arkansas State Police Troop F reported all lanes of Highway 160 east of Hermitage are blocked due to flooding.

Arkansas Department of Transportation reported roads completely snow covered in Bradley County. Public reported 2-3 inches of snowfall.

Bradley County entered D2 drought designation on November 21st.

Hail damaged some cars.

Trees and power lines were down due to the thunderstorm winds.

Trees were blown down in rural portions of the county...primarily west of Warren.

A trace of snow fell across Bradley county.