Clark storm history

Three men were working in a landfill when lightning struck where they were standing. One man was killed instantly when he was directly struck. Two other men standing nearby sustained only minor injuries.

Flash flooding, which developed early on the 24th, became widespread areal flooding later on the 24th and continued into Christmas morning. Point Cedar Road, near Amity, was blocked by flooding. Arkansas Highway 51 was blocked near Beirne, as was Arkansas 128 south of Joan. U.S. …

Widespread heavy rain resulted in the development of flash flooding. Numerous county roads were flooded, as were streets in Arkadelphia. Garner Mountain Road was washed out. Arkansas Highway 53 northwest of Gurdon was partially blocked on the evening of the 23rd. By the wee hours…

Trees were blown down across the county which blocked multiple roads. A few homes suffered damage from falling trees.

Quarter sized hail was measured near Arkadelphia.

Measured from a personal weather station near Gravel Junction.

Multiple roads were covered by a significant amount of water and water completely surrounding multiple commercial buildings in Arkadelphia.

Moderate river flooding was observed at Boughton along the Little Missouri River.

Major river flooding was observed at Arkadelphia along the Ouachita River.

Minor flooding was observed along the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia.

Minor flooding was observed along the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia.

The Little Missouri River at Boughton briefly entered minor flood stage in late January. The river at this site would crest on 1/31/2025 at 1900 LST of 20.11 feet. The river would fall back below flood stage before the end of January.

The Ouachita River at Arkadelphia enter minor flood stage in late January. The river at this site would experience a crest on 1/31/2025 at 1200 LST of 20.84 feet. The river would remain in minor flood stage continuing into the month of February.

Snow was measured at 4.0 inches in Arkadelphia.

Large docks on Lake Degray sustained extensive damage near Degray Lake State Park.

Hen egg sized hail fell in the town of Amity.

Quarter-sized hail fell in the town of Whelen Springs.

Baseball sized hail fell in the community of Alpine.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Little Missouri River at Boughton January 24-25, 2024.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia January 23-25, 2024.

Sleet was measured at 0.5 of an inch Arkadelphia.

Several trees blown down in the vicinity of Burtsell.

Baseball and softball sized hail fell at Terrell Road in Degray.

Quarter sized hail fell in Arkadelphia.

Heavy rainfall brought minor flooding to the Little Missouri River at Boughton in mid-May.

Heavy rainfall brought minor flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia in mid-May.

A picture of a large hailstone was seen on social media with no measurement reference in the photo.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia in early February.

Freezing rain was measured at 0.25 of an inch ice accretion at Gurdon. Storm total ice accretion was measured at 0.50 of an inch.

Freezing rain was measured at 0.25 of an inch ice accretion near Gurdon and Arkadelphia. Additionally, 0.5 inches of sleet was measured near Arkadelphia.

Trees and powerlines were blown down in Amity.

Trees were blown over in Arkadelphia as seen on social media.

Trees were across Hwy. 67 in Gum Springs.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia.

Local fire department performed a water rescue from a vehicle stalled in high water.

Heavy rain brought flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia in early April.

Trees were down along Manchester Rd., Shandy Rd., and Hwy. 128.

The AWOS reported 0.90 inches of rain in 18 minutes from 556 to 614 am CST, and 0.52 inches of rain fell in 8 minutes from 556 to 604 am CST.

Heavy rain brought minor river flooding to the Ouachita River at Arkadelphia.