Windham storm history

In Willimantic, a 53 year old male was killed by a falling tree.

Trees and branches were downed in Moosup (Lake Street) and Plainfield (Route 12, Major and Gendron Roads, Huntington Estates). An amateur radio operator recorded gusts to 57 knots (66 mph) on their home weather station in Thompson. The Automated Surface Observing System at Windha…

Winds generally gusted 40-50 mph but some gusted higher including a 64 mph gust from the ASOS at Willimantic Airport at 11:03 AM EST. In Plainfield, downed trees and wires closed Squaw Rock Rd. In Putnam a tree came down onto a house. In Moosup downed trees and wires closed Pond …

In Thompson, a tree was down blocking part of Riverside Dr.

In Killingly, the northbound side of I-395 between mile marker 37 and 38 had a large tree blocking the right lane.

In Danielson, quarter sized hail fell.

In Killingly, quarter sized hail fell.

In Sterling, golf ball sized hail was reported which destroyed a gazebo.

In Killingly, trees were down in town.

In Woodstock, a large tree limb was down on Roseland Park Rd.

In Ashford, a tree and wires were down on Slade Rd.

In Pomfret, a very large tree limb 20 inches in diameter was down on Kearney Rd bringing down several wires.

In Dayville, trees were down on Putnam Pk.

In Willimantic, a tree was down across a road.

In Canterbury, a tree was down on wires.

In Danielson, there was a wind gust to 75 mph.

In Moosup, several trees were reported down.

In Plainfield, trees, wires, and transformers were downed on a few roads.

In Union, multiple trees were down along Rt 171 and Rt 198.

In Pomfret, there were trees and wires down on Hampton Rd.

In Sterling, several roads were flooded in the Plainfield and Sterling, CT area including I-395 and Rt 12.

In Plainfield, water was running over Gendroon Rd.

In Plainfield, four utility poles were blown down and a 5th was snapped at the top on Eknonk Hill Rd.

In Putnam 1.75 inch hail was reported.

In Pomfret 1.5 inch hail was reported. In Killingly and Danielson 1 inch hail was reported.

In Hampton, quarter sized hail was reported.

Generally 5 to 12 inches of snow fell in Windham County. Some notable accumulations included 12 inches in Ashford, 11.5 inches in Pomfret, and 10.2 inches in Scotland.

Winds generally gusted 45 to 55 mph. The strongest gust was 61 mph at the Willimantic Airport ASOS.

In Chaplin, a tree and wires were down and a utility pole was snapped.

In Eastford, trees and wires were downed on Drown Rd near Pomfret.

In Danielson, trees and wires were downed on Wauregan Rd.

In Danielson, a tree was downed near the intersection of Wescott and Cranberry Bog Rd.

In Killingly, several trees were downed on Ledge Rd.

In Killingly, trees and wires were down on Shippee Schoolhouse Rd.

In Willimantic, Bridge St was closed due to flooding.

In Willimantic, the intersection of Main St and Boston Post Rd was flooded.

In Willimantic, Tyler Square was flooded.

In Willimantic, a laundromat business on Watson St had water in the building and the structure was evacuated.

In Willimantic, water was up to 3 feet on Main St.

In Hampton, there were flooded basements on Main St and Brook St.

In Hampton, Reiley Rd at South Bigelow Rd was closed due to half of it being washed out.

In Pomfret, Sandy Brook was out of its banks flooding Cherry Hill Rd at Woodard Rd.

In Woodstock, there were several trees down on Dugg Hill Rd.

In Scotland, there were trees and large branches down.

In Hampton, near the Pomfret line several trees and wires were down.

In Brooklyn, a tree was down on Pomfret Rd.