Oneida storm history

A 62 mph wind gust measured at the Juniper Interchange mesonet site.

A 66 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust recorded at the Juniper Interchange on interstate 84.

A 62 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust was recorded at the Juniper Interchange mesonet site on interstate 84.

A 61 mph thunderstorm outflow wind recorded at the Holbrook ITD mesonet site.

A 78 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust was recorded at the Station Canyon mesonet station.

A 61 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust was measured at the Juniper Interchange mesonet station on interstate 84.

The Malad Summit mesonet station on interstate 15 recorded a 59 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust.

A 62 mph wind gust measured at Malad Summit.

Water ran across Old Highway 191 at several locations between Idaho 36 and Devil Creek Reservoir due to heavy rain.

A 63 mph gust measured north of Black Pine.

A 70 mph thunderstorm outflow wind gust measured at interstate 84 Juniper site.

A 59 mph gust measured at Pilot Gold.

Evidence of flash flooding across Hess Road northeast of Holbrook with minor residual damage.

A NWS storm survey found flooding had occurred on Highway 36 with damage to culverts. Idaho Transportation Department was cleaning up debris.

On June 25th video of debris flow running over north bound interstate 15 just north of the Utah border in Oneida county was seen. Radar estimated 2 inches of rainfall in that area resulting in the debris flow and flooding.

A large tree branch was snapped in two along with some roof damage in Holbrook with strong thunderstorm outflow winds.

Large tree limbs downed in Stone with shingles removed from one home.

Trees downed 7 miles northwest of Holbrook from thunderstorm winds.

At least 14 power poles snapped off at various heights along road 009 and attendant power lines were down across road 009 and across Idaho Highway 38. Highway 38 was closed for a 2 mile stretch until the lines were removed.

Multiple trees and large tree limbs down along S 5400 W between W 3000 S and W 500 S.

Between the towns of Pleasantview and Malad City numerous trees were uprooted with one damaging a house and multiple power lines damaged and down.

A tree and power lines were down on a house. Large sections of sheet metal were blown out or peeled off of 2 large barn structures in the area of the intersection of S 5400 W and W 500 S.

Multiple trees were down including on a house along N 3100 W.

Two large trees were uprooted, one of which partially fell on a pickup truck along 5600 W just west of N 5400 W. Trees and tree limbs were down across the area.

Widespread wind damage occurred across the valley west of Malad City with a total of at least 40 trees down from the Pleasantview area and Idaho Highway 38 at southern end, to the west side of Malad City at the eastern extent, to 2800 N at the northern extent. Damage was noted at…

A portion of a well built shingled roof blown off a 2 story residence along W 1000 N west of N 3400 W. Tree limbs were downed as well.

N 3400 W was closed by law enforcement from W 2000 N south to W 1000 N due to multiple trees, tree limbs, and power lines down blocking the road at various locations. Several power poses were damaged or leaning. A large tree was uprooted and down on a house along W 2000 N between…

A roof was blown off a large outbuilding along W 2800 N between N 3900 W and 3100 W.

The upper half of a large pine tree snapped off along N 500 W south of 8th st N.

Numerous large trees were downed across Malad City.

A 71 mph gust measured 4 miles north of Holbrook. Some tin on tops of silos blown off haystacks and some boat damage reported.

A 57 mph wind gust measured at the Juniper interchange ITD site.

A funnel cloud photographed in Samaria.

A very heavy rainfall of over 2 inches in 30 minutes from a strong thunderstorm caused basements to flood and street flooding in Malad City.

Several photographs from the public showed a funnel cloud near the Utah and Idaho border near interstate 84 just north of Snowville, Utah. The funnel nearly reached the ground.

Sheet flooding from snow melt continued throughout March though not as severe as it was in February. Damages to roads and property ...mainly flooded basements continued to add up through the month. On the 17th there was water running over North Highway 1919 between Devil Creek Re…

Significant warmup in February caused extensive sheet flooding mainly over fields but also some flooding on back roads causing extensive damage. A lot of the roadway damage was due to a very cold and snowy winter as well.

A funnel cloud was photographed near Malad on September 14th.

The Juniper interchange mesonet site measured a 60 mph wind gust.

Farmers and ranchers in Oneida County were declared by the USDA to qualify for natural disaster assistance due to crop damage from heavy August rains. Eastern Idaho barley crop damage was estimated at 64 million dollars with a portion of that in Oneida County.

Sheet flooding reported from Devil Creek Reservoir north to Malad summit along the old highway. Near intersection of State Highway 38 and 17200 West water flowing over readways with several fields flooding. 0.40 inches of rain reported near Holbrook. From Arbon town site south to…

Several thousand dollars worth of damage due to flooding from extensive rainfall during the week. In Oneida County highways 36 and 38 damaged with mud and debris. Old Highway 191 near Malad Summit covered with mud and debris also.

Large tree fell on top of a home in Malad City. Residents had to evacuate home.

Rural roads were flooded with as much as 14 inches of water over the roadways. The largest was 12 feet wide.

A total of 0.41 inches of rain was measured 4 miles north northeast of Holbrook in a 25 minute period causing flooding on several Oneida County roads.

Extremely heavy rainfall at 1.5 inches in 15 minutes caused trees to be uprooted with the Arbon Valley Highway flooded in multiple spots.

Rural roads flooded north of Holbrook with 0.57 inches of rain in 15 minutes reported.

A severe thunderstorm downed several trees, damaged roofs and tossed debris throughout the city at around 3 am MDT August 10th.