Washington storm history

Spotter reported thunderstorm wind gusts resulting in 3 large pine trees knocked down, small branches breaking, and one large branch breaking.

The mesonet station, DW9477, near Minden, ID measured 0.48 inches of heavy rain.

The mesonet station, DEAI1, near Catfish, ID measured 0.66 inches of heavy rain.

The Mesonet station at DEAI1 near Catfish, ID reported 0.61 inches of heavy rain.

The mesonet station DW9477 near Minden, ID measured 1.24 inches of rain.

The Mesonet station at Catfish RAWS reported a thunderstorm wind gust of 62 MPH.

The Washington County emergency manager reported moderate flooding near the U.S. Highway 95 bridge in Weiser. The flooding caused extensive damage and the closure of the highway for 4 days.

Flooding continued from the previous month of March along the Snake River in southern Washington County near Weiser.

Flooding occurred along the Snake River around the Weiser, Idaho area and surrounding fields and roads.

Flooding occurred along the Weiser River from Cambridge to Weiser and surrounding fields and roads.

An ice jam released and caused flooding downstream along the Weiser River near the town of Weiser. Some homes near the river were flooded and widespread flooding of agricultural land occurred. A few residents living near the river were evacuated from their homes and one resident …

A trained spotter reported trees down around the Weiser area due to thunderstorm outflow winds.

Moderate flooding on the Weiser River due to heavy rain and snowmelt occurred around the Cambridge area affecting many of the county roads.

Moderate flooding on the Weiser River due to heavy rain and snowmelt occurred around the Weiser area affecting many of the county roads and the south and east part of the town.

Local media reported 1.00 inch hail in and around Cambridge.

Wind damage including large tree limbs and power lines down was reported by a county official.

Local law enforcement reported flash flooding with mudslides along State Road 71 between Cambridge and Oxbow Dam and on U.S Highway 95 between Weiser and Cambridge.

Moderate flooding occured on the Weiser River around Weiser, Idaho with flooding of houses and buildings. The flooding also closed U.S Highway 95 and county roads around the area. The river crested at 12.1 feet which is about 2.5 feet above flood stage.

Washington County Emergency Manager reported Rush Creek was flooding on roads just east of Cambridge and flooding on Advent Gulch Road northwest of Cambridge.

Washington County Emergency Manager reported flooding along the Weiser River from Cambridge to Weiser.

Washington County Emergency Manager reported large trees down on power lines on Cove Road west of Weiser and an out building was leveled just south of Weiser.

Law enforcement reported flash flooding on a creek west of Weiser, Idaho. Water flowing across Olds Ferry Road prompted county officials to close the route.

Near Weiser High School.

On the evening of June 27th, thunderstorm winds toppled numerous trees and caused structural damage to several outbuildings and to six houses in Weiser, Idaho. A National Weather Service storm survey estimated wind speeds between 60 and 90 mph.

Thunderstorm downburst winds of up to 80 mph damaged several homes and businesses in downtown Weiser. Numerous trees were downed on homes, with 2 people sustaining broken bones and a third sustaining a minor shoulder injury. The roofs of several businesses were damaged or blown o…

During the afternoon of June first a series of showers and thunderstorms moved over the Weiser area dumping an estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain. Street flooding caused minor damage to a number of homes and businesses.

Winds gusted to 60 miles per hour in Weiser. This thunderstorm also produced pea-size hail.

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