Kendall storm history

In Oswego, Route 25 was flooded and closed between Oswego and Montgomery Roads. Several cars drove around the barricades and at least one car was swept into the Fox River. The driver was able to escape. Four miles south of Little Rock, Jetter Road was flooded and closed. Three oc…

Street flooding was reported on the southeast side of Yorkville with at least six inches of standing water. A few other mPing reports of street flooding came out of the Yorkville and Oswego areas.

Significant basement flooding was reported in Boulder Hill. A car was also reported floating in floodwater. One private weather station in town recorded 5.1 of 24-hour rainfall on the morning of the 17th, and another recorded 4.5.

Three to four feet of standing water were reported in Oswego's Fox Chase subdivision.

A private weather station in Oswego recorded 6.02 of 24-hour rainfall, 5.42 of which fell between 2 and 6 AM CST.

At Oswego High School, prolonged intense rainfall overwhelmed the capacity of a storm drainage system. Up to two feet of water flooded a courtyard near the school. Water flowed from the courtyard into the school via a set of double doors and reached depths of 8 to 10 inches near …

A lightning strike impacted Oswego East High School knocking out electrical systems including telephones. The time of the strike is unknown and was estimated using radar and lightning data.

Torrential rainfall led to the failure of a drain pipe coupling at Oswego East High School. The failure took place on the third floor of the school causing water damage to spread to the lowest three levels. Hard ceilings had to be redone, carpets were extracted and cleaned, drywa…

Long Beach Elementary in Boulder Hill experienced water damage following prolonged heavy rainfall. Water entered the building via an existing leak in an old cast iron drain pipe. Most impacts were to one classroom and a portion of the school was closed while repairs were made. Dr…

Seven to ten large tree limbs were downed at Long Beach Elementary. Time was estimated based on radar.

Large tree limbs were blown down in Oswego.

A video showed two trees blown down.

Multiple trees were blown down on the south side of Yorkville.

Trees fell on power lines near Meadowview Lane.

A photo showed a portion of a 4 to 5 inch diameter tree snapped along with a large tree limb blown down.

A photo showed a 6 to 8 inch diameter hardwood tree snapped in half.

Trees were blown down blocking Long Beach Road.

Trees were blown down blocking portions of a roadway.

Tree limbs were blown down onto cars.

A photo showed a large tree limb 15 inches in diameter that was blown down.

A large tree limb from a Bradford pear tree was blown down on Ashbrook Lane.

Significant tree damage was reported around the Edith Farnsworth House south of Plano.

Tree limbs were blown down on Ashbrook Lane.

Washington Street was impassable at Route 34 and Route 31 due to flooding.

A tree was blown down blocking Stewart Road and Scotch Road.

A tree was blown down near Route 47 and Hydraulic Avenue.

A private weather station measured a wind gust to 69 mph.