Jasper storm history

At least 20 vehicles were involved in three separate accidents along a two-mile stretch centered near mile marker 227 on Interstate 65. One indirect fatality and at least four indirect injuries were reported. The wrecks were attributed to smoke from a nearby farm and possibly fog…

Lake Arthur Estates in Remington was evacuted after four to five feet of water flooded the trailer park. Interstate 65 was closed near mile marker 210 after Carpenter Creek overflowed its banks and flooded all lanes of traffic. One man drowned after he was swept away by flood wat…

After heavy rain and flash flooding on February 4th and 5th, flood waters slowly subsided by February 9th due to saturated and frozen ground and already high river levels. Significant flooding was reported in Rensselaer with damage to many homes.

Multiple trees were damaged at the Curtis Creek Golf Club west of Rensselaer. Some trees were snapped or uprooted while many others lost limbs and large branches.

A photo shared via social media showed multiple broken power poles and a rolled camper.

A photo shared via social media showed tree damage along CR1000 south of IN-114.

Storm total rainfall of 4.46 inches was measured by a private weather station with 2.80 inches falling between 11:59 CST and 12:59 CST.

Numerous tree and power lines were reported down along a corridor from CR 100E to CR 400 N east of Wheatfield between CR 1300N and IN-10.

A photo was shared showing a tree or large branch downed along CR 500W near CR 1050 N.

Zero visibility was recorded by a vehicle dashcam on Interstate 65 south of Remington. Near zero visibility was reported near Interstate 65 and Route 231. A traffic webcam showed near zero visibility along Interstate 65 near mile marker 201.

A wind gust to 60 mph was measured in Remington.

Video from local broadcast media shows that at least a few large trees were uprooted around a DeMotte neighborhood, including two that fell onto houses. Location could not be determined by the video and is very approximate, likely on the north or west side of town based on radar …

A tree was reported down and blocking Hwy 231 near W County Rd 1200 S.

Photos shared via social media showed a large tree branch down onto a car near DeMotte. A canopy and trampoline were also lofted by the winds and impaled by a horse fence at the same residence.

A large tree was blown down.

A large tree was blown down blocking Route 231.

Power lines were blown down across Route 49, which was closed.

Tree limbs were blown down and an antenna was bent over just above the roof of a one story house.

A wind gust to 71 mph was measured by a private weather station. Tree limbs 3 to 4 inches in diameter were blown down near County Roads 1200 N and 950 W.

A tree was blown down blocking a road near 8th Avenue NW and Juniper Street SW.

A tree was blown down across a road near 3rd Avenue NW and Dogwood Street NW.

Power lines were blown down on 15th Avenue NW.

Flowing water was reported on Cedar Street NW near 3rd Ave NW.

High standing water was reported at State Road 10 and County Road 200 W.

Large tree branches were downed in DeMotte.