Worth storm history

Area observations recorded visibility under one quarter mile overnight and through the morning.

Delayed report, time estimated by radar.

Personal weather station reported gust.

Delayed report of quarter sized hail and strong winds. No significant damage.

Several trees down. Time estimate by radar.

A brief tornado observed by spotters with track found in high resolution satellite imagery. The tornado remained in rural cropland with no impacts to damage indicators, hence the EFU rating.

A brief tornado observed by spotters with track found in high resolution satellite imagery. The tornado remained in rural cropland with no impacts to damage indicators, hence the EFU rating.

A brief tornado observed by spotters with track found in high resolution satellite imagery. This tornado had a looping track with the actual path length of nearly 1.6 miles instead of the 0.84 straight line distance provided by Storm Data. The tornado remained in rural cropland w…

Emergency manager reported many areas in western Worth county where water scoured gravel roads during the overnight hours.

Mesonet reported 2.68 inches of rain.

Public report via social media of 3.18 inches of rain overnight.

Reports of trees and powerlines down in Northwood. Time of occurrence estimated from radar.

Public reported damage to grain bins and trees.

Trained spotter reported downed trees along Highway 105, 1 mile west of Northwood.

Ample rainfall during the spring continued across Worth County into second half of May with severe drought conditions ending.

Despite an increase in rainfall, the long duration of the drought kept severe drought conditions over Worth County through the end of April.

Precipitation during the month of March did increase across Worth county but amounts were still mostly below normal, hence the continuation of severe drought conditions.

Above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation allowed severe to extreme drought conditions to persist across Worth county.

Severe to extreme drought persisted in Worth county during January with temperatures remaining above normal and near normal precipitation.

Severe to extreme drought conditions remained across Worth county through December with above normal temperatures continuing. Rainfall was around normal but did little to alleviate the dry conditions.

Severe to Extreme drought conditions persisted in Worth county for the duration of November given lack of rain and above normal temperatures.

Severe to extreme drought conditons maintained a presence in Worth county during the month of October. Temperatures remained above normal during the month with near normal rainfall although longer range precipitation remains well below normal.

Widespread severe to extreme drought persisted in Worth county during September given the above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.

Severe to Extreme drought affected Worth County as above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall occurred during August.

CoCoRaHS station in Grafton reported a 24 hour rain total of 3.30 inches.

A personal weather station recorded a 24 hour rainfall total of 6.46 inches. 5.76 inches of that fell after midnight and it was raining at the time of this report.

A personal weather station recorded a 24 hour rainfall total of 6.55 inches. Of that, 5.94 inches fell after midnight and it was still raining at the time of the report.

A 24 hour rainfall total of 4.64 inches.

A 24 hour rainfall total of 4.01 inches.