Wilson storm history

A mobile home was blown 40 feet and ended up wrapped around a large tree and was totally demolished. A 54 year old woman of the home was found in the wreckage and died. A church in town was totally destroyed and also the town post office was a total loss after it collapsed. Numer…

Extremely heavy rainfall from the end of June into early July caused flash flooding throughout Wilson County. The flash flooding and the ensuing river flooding led to approximately 500 homes sustaining major damage which resulted in an estimated 15 million dollars in damage. Addi…

Several tree limbs were knocked down.

This was a measured hail stone in Buffalo. Golf ball sized hail was reported about a mile west of town as well.

A 72 mph wind gust was measured from a personal weather station in Altoona at 3:58 PM CDT. Time and duration of high winds were estimated based on surrounding reports and observations.

A snowfall total of 4.4 inches was reported in Neodesha. Based on additional and surrounding observations, around 3 to 4.4 inches of snow fell across Wilson County.

Nickel sized hail was reported by a storm chaser.

Emergency manager said that columns were moved on a porch and small limbs were down at a property west of Altoona.

Quarter sized hail combined with 70 mph winds.

An estimated 70 mph winds occurred along with quarter sized hail. There was one report from mPing of small one inch tree limbs broken.

An estimated 75 mph winds was reported.

A trained spotter estimated wind gusts to 70 mph southeast of Altoona.

Twenty four hour rainfall from COOP observer of 2.25 inches.

Twenty four hour rainfall from COOP observer of 2.02 inches.

Heavy rain from training thunderstorms produced a range from 3.27 to 8.9 inches of reported rainfall which led to continued flooding with rises along rivers, creeks and streams. High water from Fall River closed United States Highway 400 between Neodesha and Fredonia because of w…

Brief tornado touchdown reported with a video on Facebook just off the road. No damage occurred.

Brief tornado reported with no known damage.

There was a very brief tornado in an open field. No damage occurred.

Emergency manager measured 8.9 inches of rain as the storm total for the day. Flooding was ongoing throughout the county with impassable roads.

Part of a roof was blow off of one of the log buildings at the Old Iron Club and was laying across the road. The damage was concluded to be straight line winds as all of it went in one direction.

Heavy rain from training thunderstorms produced a range from 3.27 to 8.9 inches of reported rainfall which led to continued flooding with rises along rivers, creeks and streams. Street flooding was reported in Neodesha with water up to the hoods of cars during the evening of the …

Heavy rain was reported by observers within a 24 hour period with 7.94 inches seven miles north northeast of Altoona, 7.71 inches near Fredonia, 7.43 inches in Neodesha and 3.27 inches near Coyville. This rain led to rises on rivers, creaks and streams which resulted in flooding …

Drought conditions remained the same in the county with the southwestern areas of the county in severe drought (D2).

Drought conditions remain the same across the county with far Southwestern areas of the County remaining in severe drought (D2). The rest of the county was either in moderate drought (D1) or abnormally dry (D0).

A COOP observer reported 1 inch of snow in Neodesha. This was the average snowfall across the county.

Drought conditions remained unchanged with the northwestern areas of the county still in severe drought (D2) and the rest of the county in moderate drought in January.

Drought conditions improved from severe drought (D2) to moderate drought (D1) most areas of the county with only the extreme southwestern areas of the county remaining in severe drought (D2) for November 2023.

There was no improvement to drought conditions in the county. Only the southwest areas of the county remained in severe drought (D2). All other areas were below this level and did not change.

A 24 hour rainfall total of 3.02 inches.

The southwestern areas of the county improved to severe drought (D2) with all other areas improving to moderate drought (D1) or abnormally dry (D0).

There was no improvement in drought conditions in the county. the Southwestern areas of the county remained in exceptional drought (D4) or extreme drought (D3) with the central and northwestern areas remaining in severe drought (D2).

Rainfall in the past 24hours of 3.23 inches.

Rainfall in the past 24hours of 2.18 inches.

The northwest part of the county improved to severe drought (D2) with the southwest part of the county remaining the same in extreme drought (D3) and the far southwest portion in exceptional drought (D4).

A metal shed was crumpled and tossed.

Severe drought (D3) continued across the county with only the far southeastern portion of the county in moderate drought (D2) to start the month. Conditions improved to moderate drought (D2) for all areas except the western areas of the county which remained in severe drought (D3…

Extreme drought (D3) continued across the region.

Multiple flooded streets were reported in Fredonia.

Extreme drought (D3) continued across the region.