Fulton storm history

Heavy rain caused flooding along the South Fork of the Spring River. On the 24th at the Kia Kima Scout Reservation, a 4 year-old boy was helping clean up the area. According to news reports, a group of older boys left the clean-up site to return to the camping area. Sometime ther…

Widespread areal flooding occurred.

The sheriff's office reported 1/4 inch of ice across the county by 5:30 AM on the 27th. At 8:45 AM, North Arkansas Electric Cooperative reported that they had 1/2 to 3/4 inch of ice hanging off their power lines.

Excessive rainfall in Missouri and north Arkansas caused another sharp rise on the Warm Fork of the Spring River and the Spring River, flooding portions of Mammoth Spring and areas downstream. The river rose to 20.8 feet, within two feet of the March crest at the Hardy gage. Over…

Arkansas Highway 395 north of Salem was closed due to high water. On Arkansas Highway 223 south of Viola, a 22-foot bridge collapsed due to flooding. Two people were rescued at Sadler Falls due to flooding. The South Fork River overflowed its banks in Salem and flooded a construc…

Flood waters washed out a train bridge with multiple train cars falling into the Warm Fork Spring River.

Widespread flooding occurred in Sturkie.

Widespread flooding occurred in Salem. Water even got into some businesses.

Snow was measured to a depth of 4.0 inches at Salem.

Snow was measured at 7.0 inches in Mammoth Spring.

Watered covered AR-Highway 395 in Salem via report from KY3 News out of Springfield, Missouri.

Numerous roads were completely covered by flood waters in several locations across Viola and Fulton County.

A county official one mile north of Kittle measured 5.00 inches of rain.

Several trees and powerlines blown down across the county, especially in the vicinity of the Salem Airport.

Numerous trees were blown down across Fulton County.

Snow was measured at 6.5 inches in Cherokee Village.

Widespread power outages were observed across Fulton county, especially in the vicinity of Wheeling.

A picture was posted on social media of hail with the smallest stones appearing to be quarter sized, up to hen egg size. Time based on radar.

Sleet was measured at 0.8 inches in Salem.

Snow was measured at 7.0 inches at Glencoe and Kittle.

Snow was measured to a depth of 1.3 inches in Mammoth Springs.

An estimated 3.0 inches of snow was observed at Mammoth Spring State Park.

Delayed report...We received a picture via social media of numerous golf ball sized hail stones from Mammoth Spring.

A tree was blown down along Hwy. 9.

Several limbs and small trees were down across county roads parallel to Highway 63, south of the Highway 63/Highway 9 intersection.

All roads were impassable in Gepp.

A shop building was reported destroyed.

Four inch hail was estimated and windshields were broken.

An estimated 3.0 inches of snow fell in Viola and Salem.

The public reported 1.00 inch of sleet at Elizabeth.

The public reported 0.50 inches of freezing rain at Viola.

An estimated 11.0 inches of snow accumulated at Viola.

An estimated 1.0 inch of snow fell at Mammoth Spring.

Snowfall of 1.0 inch was measured in Salem.

We received a report of 0.5 inches of snow from a COOP observer in Mammoth Springs.

Winds gusted to 60-70 mph.

A tree was blown down in Mammoth Spring.

Quarter sized hail was observed near Mammoth Spring.

A tree was blown down in Mammoth Spring.

Receive a report of a measurement of 8.0 inches of snow via social media at 36.30N, -91.57W.

A COOP observer measured 10.0 inches of snow at 36.49N, -91.54W.