Anderson storm history

Heavy snow of 3.5 to 4.0 inches fell in Anderson County.

Personal home weather stations in Anderson County reported temperatures between 29-33 degrees. Roughly one mile from the Anderson County line, the Franklin County Kentucky Mesonet station dropped to 30 degrees during the early morning hours.

Quarter sized hail was observed along Kentucky Route 248 in western Anderson County.

There was a water rescue at an unknown location.

Hammond Creek overflowed onto Mustang Trail and North Main Street in Lawrenceburg. The road was closed and barricades were put up.

Heavy snow accumulation of 6 inches and heavy ice accumulation of 0.5 to 0.6 inches significantly impacted Anderson County. Tree damage was reported across South Main Street in Lawrenceburg as a result of snow and ice accumulation. A portion of a tree also fell on a camper in Law…

Several large trees and power lines were downed across the county. The peak number of power outages exceeded two thousand during the early afternoon hours.

Trees blew down along Gilberts Creek Road.

Trees were downed and large branches were broken along Woodford Street in Lawrenceburg. Power lines were also downed as a result of storm debris.

Large tree limbs were brought down by strong winds in Tyrone.

Trees were brought down by strong winds across Aaron Barnett Road in western Anderson County. The fallen trees fell around a vehicle traveling on the road, resulting in the motorist being temporarily trapped and unable to proceed along the road in either direction.

There was a tree down on Johnson Road.

A tree fell down on Ashby Road.

A tree was blown down near Wildcat Road.

A tree was blown down near Harrodsburg Road.

A tree was blown down along South Main Street in Lawrenceburg.

Hail up to ping pong ball size was observed in northwestern Anderson County.

Tree and fence damage occurred at several locations across the north side of Lawrenceburg.

Quarter sized hail was reported in Lawrenceburg.

A power line was down on South Main Street near Lawrenceburg Cemetery.

A power pole fell down along North Main Street at Ninevah Road.

Several buildings in Lawrenceburg were temporarily closed due to structural damage from high winds, while debris from wind damage caused several roads across Anderson County to be temporarily closed.

Multiple trees down across the county.

Snowfall of 2 to 3 inches accumulated with blowing snow and strong wind gusts of 30-40 mph. Rapidly falling temperatures resulted in slick roads and significant travel impacts. Treacherous travel conditions were noted throughout December 23rd, a busy holiday travel day. Wind chil…

A private bridge, made out of gravel, and culverts were washed away in eastern Anderson County. The exact location is not known.

Trees were down on US 62.

Trees were down.

Trees, power lines, and telephone lines were down.

Snowfall accumulation of 5-6 inches was reported in Anderson County early Saturday morning, March 12, 2022.

Snowfall totals were 6 to 7 inches across Anderson County.

Pea to Quarter sized hail was reported in Lawrenceburg.

A power line was down on Woodford Street near the police station.

A power pole was on fire after being struck by lightning.

A power line was down on Vail Drive.

A tree was blocking one lane of Carlton Drive at Djeddah.

A video on social media shows trees that fell down on power lines. The power lines were sparking.

A heavy mix of sleet and snow totaling 4-5 inches impacted Anderson County, KY. Around 1.5 inches of sleet was reported, with the remainder in the form of snow.

A half inch of ice accumulation was reported near Salvisa, KY.

One tree was reported down by law enforcement.

A tree blew down on a car with people inside of it. Many other trees were down in the area.