Warren storm history

A man attempted to cross a bridge over the swollen Wabash River and was swept to his death. It was after dark, and water was over the road approaching the bridge. It is believed that the man crawled through the car window in an attempt to get to safety and was swept away by the s…

Temperatures on the morning of the 14th were as low as -8F, with sustained winds around 5-10 mph...resulting in extreme wind chills as low as -22F through 1100 EST. Marginally extreme low wind chills returned on the 15th at 600 EST amid temperatures as low as -5F and sustained wi…

At least 5.0 inches of snowfall fell, except in northeast portions of the county.

Snowfall ranged from 5.3 to 6.7 inches. A Travel Watch was issued for the county due to the impacts of snow on road conditions.

Thunderstorm wind gusts caused tree damage over a few blocks and stop signs were blown over on the southern portion of Pine Village.

Barn and tree damage across the county caused by thunderstorm wind gusts. The barn was located at this location.

Dozens of trees downed by thunderstorm wind gusts.

Temperatures on the morning of the 21st were as low as -5F, with sustained winds around 14 mph...resulting in marginally extreme wind chills as low as -25F. Temperatures earlier in the morning of the 22nd were as low as -2F, with sustained winds around 12...resulting in marginall…

Severe Drought that began on October 29, 2024 over roughly the northern half of Warren County, continued until 2-week rainfall totals around 2.00 to 3.00 inches along the Illinois border led to an improvement to Moderate Drought over northwestern Warren County. Severe Drought con…

Less than 0.15 inches of rainfall since late September caused Severe Drought intensity to begin on October 29, 2024 across the northern half of Warren County.

A storm chaser monitored a landspout tornado that maintained connection to the ground for much of its entire 4.76 mile track from far eastern Illinois into Indiana. The landspout started in Vermillion County, IL (in NWS Lincoln's area) at 1815 EST and crossed into Warren County, …

Snowfall ranged from 3.6 to 5.1 inches, with greatest amounts in eastern parts of the county.

Temperatures early on the 14th were as low as -8F, while robust winds gusted as high as 30-40 mph...resulting in extreme wind chills as low as -33F.

Criteria was reached from maximum heat index values exceeding 110 degrees on the afternoon of August 23rd. Heat index values were estimated from measured temperature and dewpoint at both the LAF ASOS and DNV AWOS.

Large tree branches downed by thunderstorm wind gusts. Over 1000 power outages reported in the aftermath of the storms.

Relayed via social media.

Temperatures early on the 23rd were as low as -10F, while strong winds gusted as high as 48 mph...resulting in extreme wind chills as low as -37F. Snowfall as great as 1.0 inch combined with the strong winds to produce blowing snow and drifting snow, with visibility as low as 1/2…

Temperatures early on the 23rd were as low as -10F, while strong winds gusted as high as 48 mph...resulting in extreme wind chills as low as -37F.

Snowfall was as great as 13' in northeastern parts of the county. A Travel Warning was issued for the county which is the highest level of local travel advisory due to the extreme impacts of the snow on road conditions.

Tree down by thunderstorm wind gusts on Indiana Route 26 west of Pine Village.

A 10.0 inch snowfall report was received east of State Line City. A travel warning was issued for the county which is the highest level of local travel advisory due to the extreme impacts of the snow on road conditions.

Tree downed near the intersection of County Road 700W and Galloway Chapel Road.

Tree downed due to thunderstorm wind gusts in the middle of Greenhill.

Relayed via Twitter.

Relayed via Twitter.

Several large tree limbs knocked down due to non-thunderstorm wind gusts near Pine Village. An unknown number of homes were also without power during this time.

Multiple trees knocked down due to thunderstorm wind gusts around the town of West Lebanon.

A tree was reported down due to thunderstorm wind gusts along State Route 263 near County Road 500 West.

An estimated 60 mph thunderstorm wind gust was observed in this location.

Utility lines were blown down near Saint Vincent Williamsport hospital on Ross Avenue, just east of the hospital, due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

A tree was blown down on State Road 28 in Warren County on the west end of Attica due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

A large tree was blown onto the road at West Baltimore Hill Road and State Road 263 due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts. Traffic had to be detoured around the tree.

Several 4 to 6 inch tree limbs were snapped near Oakwood Drive in Williamsport due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts. This report was relayed by social media.

A 12 to 14 inch diameter tree was downed across County Road 825 South due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts. Several other downed trees were reported from rural portions of the county.

Accumulating ice had many roads impassable. Many vehicles were abandoned. Spotty power outages were also observed.

A 16-inch diameter tree was downed in this location due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

Trees, approximately 10 inches in diameter, were downed in this location due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

Hail lasted for 3 to 4 minutes followed by heavy rain. Scattered hail was still on the ground at 9:20 AM EDT.

Nearby ASOSs, in counties to the east and west, depicted a few observations within at least a three hour period in the late morning and early afternoon that had visibilities at or below a quarter mile and wind gusts at or over 35 mph. All of this occurred with snowfall of 4 to ov…

Multiple large trees were uprooted or snapped due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

Extensive damage was done to a home near this location due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

Dispatch said County Road 900 West was closed between County Roads 825 South and 950 South due to high water from heavy rainfall.

Snowfall accumulation of six inches was reported 2.2 miles northwest of Attica. No other information on impacts were received.