Teton storm history

Multiple trees reported downed in Felt.

A tree was downed on a power line near Tetonia causing a power outage in the area.

Several trees reported down in the Game Creek area off of Old Jackson Highway southeast of Victor.

A large section of siding was blown off residence near Totonia with a private weather station recording a 60 mph wind gust.

The Botts ITD site on Idaho 33 recorded a 62 mph wind gust.

A NWS employee reported significant water running along the shoulders of Idaho 33 in Driggs due to heavy rainfall from thunderstorms. Street flooding in the area of 3rd St and Little Ave.

A large aspen tree was downed near Horseshoe Canyon.

Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative reported a lightning strike knocked out power to several hundred customers in the areas of Idaho 33 and W 5000 S for about an hour near Victor.

Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.75 to 1.25 inches was reported in the Victor area. Road flooding reported along 6000 S and Idaho 33 and along W 6000 S and S 500 W. Water was running over Idaho 33 at milepost 146.8. Some homes were affected by water going over Idaho 33 along Fox …

The River Rim RWIS site recorded 58 mph.

Private weather station recorded 59 mph gust.

A 58 mph wind gust measured by the AWOS at the Driggs Airport.

Idaho Highway 33 was blocked in both directions at milepost 141 due to multiple power lines downed.

Three power poles damaged with one snapped off halfway up. Multiple large trees were downed.

A wood and sheet metal horse shed with ground anchors 4 feet deep pulled out of the ground in the area of N 4500 W and 6000 N.

Tree 1.5 feet in diameter snapped off at base on Goldshire Drive.

Seven trees were downed in Valley Centre Dr neighborhood. All were snapped off at roots at or just below ground level. One was 2 feet in diameter and others 1 foot in diameter. One tree blocked Valley Centre Dr at Idaho Highway 33.

A power pole was damaged and leaning along E 4000 N.

Roof shingles peeled up on a home near N 3000 W and W 4000 N.

Small portion of roof peeled off the Wardrobe business along Idaho Highway 33.

Fall River Rural Electric reported 26 customers without power in downtown Driggs.

Small tree downed on a pickup tree off of Clubmoss Ln.

Pine tree uprooted and down on a trailer home.

Four foot by 4 foot tarp ripped in half. Phone line taken off a residence with greenhouse damage at Tetonia elementary school.

A large tree 2 feet in diameter down along Ashley Avenue between N 1st St and Idaho Highway 33.

Three large trees, one cottonwood and two aspens, blown down in driveway along N 1000 E south of E 7000 N. One tree 16 inches in diameter.

Tents damaged and destroyed at the craft fair in Victor City Park.

Two-hundred sixteen customers without power in the Tetonia area reported by Fall River Electric Cooperative.

Wood and sheet metal horse shelter flipped over with posts snapped at ground level and trees down . In Fox Creek off of S 1000 E.

Numerous large trees snapped off at various heights along Willowbrook Dr.

Large pine tree estimated at 2 feet in diameter snapped off less than half way up from the ground near the intersection of Ski Hill Rd and Mountain Vista Dr.

Power lines were reported down with damage to power pole in Victor.

Several trees were downed at the Teton County Courthouse in Driggs. One tree took down a light pole.

A funnel cloud photographed just north and northwest of Tetonia.

A funnel cloud photographed west of Tetonia.

A 60 mph wind gust measured at the Pine Creek Pass ITD site.

A 63 mph gust measured at Botts mesonet station.

Minor flooding continued in June with snow melt being the main contributor to the flooding. Field flooding caused agricultural damage and many roads and recreational facilities received damage.

Minor flooding occurred in May with snow melt being the main contributor to the flooding. Field flooding caused agricultural damage and many roads and recreational facilities received damage.

Some minor sheet flooding occurred at low elevations along with some road damage aided in part by the cold and snowy winter after the warmup in February.

A 61 mph wind gust was measured at 4:05 PM 2 miles north of Driggs with 4 power poles downed along 2500 N. Power was out for 6 hours north of the airport.

Heavy rains from a thunderstorm caused several inches of water to collect on roads and residential areas in the town of Victor. No damage reports were received.

Large hail measuring 1.25 inches was recorded in Tetonia.

Farmers and ranchers in Teton 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 Teton County.

One inch hail fell in Victor verified by a National Weather Service employee in the area.

Tetonia received 1.75 inch hail from a severe thunderstorm.

Lightning struck a tree that was connected to a barbed wire fence on a ranch in Tetonia. The current from the fence killed 15 cattle lined up next to the fence. Cost to the rancher was between 15 and 20 thousand dollars.

Heavy rain on top of snowmelt caused Badger Crerek to flood causing damage to County Road 10000 North. It was closed for several weeks.

Extensive quarter sized hail near Victor.

Quarter sized hail in Victor.