Cleveland storm history

A power line was down on East Magnolia Street in Rison. Trees were down all over the county.

Trees were blown down and minor structural damage was sustained just north of Herbine.

Multiple trees were blown down in the community of Kedron.

Multiple trees were blown down in Rison along with roof damage to several buildings within the town.

Multiple trees were blow over and roof damage occurred in the community of Rison.

Large apple-sized hail fell near the community of Staves.

Multiple trees were blown down in and around the town of Kedron.

Snow was measured at 3.0 inches near Glendale.

A portion of Arkansas Highway 114 was closed due to high water.

Multiple trees and powerlines were blown down about 3 miles west of Rison along Arkansas Highway 35.

Arkansas Highway 114 completely covered by high water near the intersection of Jupiter Lane.

A metal outbuilding was destroyed.

Numerous large trees were blown down southwest of Rison.

A carport was also reported blown over. The report was received through social media.

The report was received through social media.

The NWS storm damage survey revealed 85 mph thunderstorm winds produced damage in a swath across the city of Rison Wednesday evening. The time is radar estimated.

Freezing rain was estimated at 0.25 of an inch ice accretion in Rison. Total ice accumulation was estimated at 0.50 of an inch at Rison.

A large tree fell onto a home near Kingsland, causing significant damage to the roof. The tree was brought down due to the weight of ice buildup on the tree. Additionally, another tree fee on a natural gas line with no significant impacts. Multiple trees and powerlines were down …

Freezing rain was measured at 0.25 of an inch ice accretion in Rison.

State Hwy. 189 east of New Edinburg flooded.

Trees were down at Kingsland.

Several trees fell on a mobile home, resulting in one fatality.

Sleet was measured at 0.5 of an inch in Rison.

The Cleveland County sheriff's department observed water across Highway 114 between Rison and Calmer.

A section of Highway 114 was closed due to high water.

Quarter sized hail was observed in Rye.

Local broadcast media reported an estimate of 6.0 inches of snow at 33.75N, -92.00W.

An estimated 6.0 inches of snow fell at 33.95N, -92.20W.

An estimated 2.0 inches of snow was observed at Pansy.

Several large trees were blown down. One tree fell onto a house and caused significant damage.

Several trees were blown down across Cleveland County.

Widespread damage occurred across the county with numerous trees and power lines down. Some roads in the county were blocked due to the extent of the downed trees.

The public reported multiple trees down in Rye.

A tree was blown down.

The observer reported 3.0 inches of snow in the last 24 hours.

The person reported 3.0 inches of snow in the last 24 hours.

Trees and power lines were blown down at multiple locations across the county.

Arkansas Hwy 189 was closed to due flash flooding.

A measured 4.0 inches of snow was reported at Kingsland.

Cleveland County entered D2 drought designation on November 14th.

Snowfall amounts of up to an inch fell across Cleveland county.

Over 100 reports of trees and power lines down near Rison and across Cleveland County.

Numerous chicken houses were damaged in the Rison area.

The emergency manager reported numerous roads blocked due to flooding.

Snowfall amounts of 2-4 inches fell across a large part of Cleveland County.

Total sleet and snow accumulations of 2 to 4 inches were observed across the county. Sleet accumulations alone were as high as 1 to 3 inches, with an additional inch or so of snow on top of the sleet.

Snowfall accumulations of 4 to 8 inches were observed across the county.