Bullitt storm history

A 50 year old male drove through flood waters in a Dodge Ram 3500 near his home on Lee Booth Road near Kentucky 61. He was last seen alive on the evening of Saturday 5th. His body was found in flood waters near his truck at 11:45 AM on Tuesday the 8th. Exact timing is unknown, bu…

A 55 year old man died of an apparent heart attack after shoveling snow. Between 12 and 18 inches of wet, heavy snow had accumulated.

A 30-year old woman was discovered in a creek behind her boyfriend's home in Shepherdsville three days after the pair had fled to avoid police. The boyfriend was treated for exposure and hypothermia in a Louisville hospital later in the day. Home weather stations in the area show…

Heavy snow of 4 inches fell in Bullitt County.

CWOP site EW4437 dropped to 31 degrees during the early morning hours.

A tree was blown down across Barrallton Hill Road.

A tree was blown down along Raymond Road.

A tree was blown down near Holsclaw Hill Road.

Power and phone lines were downed by strong winds along Rivercliff Drive.

Power and phone lines were blown down by strong thunderstorm winds between Stringer Lane and Greenwell Ford Road.

A water rescue was performed near the intersection of Old Boston Road and Wilson Creek Road.

A tree was blown down by strong thunderstorm winds near the intersection of Main Street and Preston Highway in Lebanon Junction.

A tree was blown down near the intersection of Wilson Creek Road and Pine Tavern Road.

A tree was blown down across Coral Ridge Road north of Shepherdsville.

A tree was blown down across Blue Jay Road.

A tree was blown down across Cupio Lane.

A tree was blown down along the 200 block of East Martin Place.

A tree was blown down on the 2500 block of Bells Mill Road.

A tree was blown down across the 3500 block of Preston Highway.

Metal fences were blown down, siding was removed from mobile homes, and smaller trees were blown down. A hand held anemometer measured 70 mph before it was blown away.

A tree was blown down across the 200 block of Bardstown Road in Mt. Washington.

A tree was blown down across Hubbard Lane.

A 73 mph wind gust was measured from both a hand held anemometer as well as a personal weather statement.

Multiple power poles were snapped near Bullitt East High School.

There was a water rescue on Caesars Court.

There was a tree down on the 1000 block of East Blue Lick Road.

A tree was down on the 900 block of Bear Camp Road.

There was a power pole down near the 200 block of Skyview Road.

There was a tree down over the 400 block of Old Preston Highway.

The National Weather Service surveyed a long-track EF-1 tornado that moved from Midway through the north side of Fort Knox and then ended just west of the Clermont exit on I-65. Numerous trees were downed or snapped along the damage path, which ran a little over 30 miles and was …

There was a tree down.

Power lines were down at Oak Street and South Preston Highway.

Heavy snowfall of between 3 and 5 inches was observed across Bullitt County.

Heavy snow accumulation of 5 to 8 inches occurred in Bullitt County. In addition, significant ice accumulation around 0.25 inches occurred. Tree damage was reported due to ice accumulation in the Lakes of Dogwood Blvd area in Shepherdsville.

Two trees were downed by winds in Mount Washington. Power outages across the county peaked at over one thousand during the early afternoon hours.

Power poles were downed along Lee Villa Circle, with scattered power outages being reported across northern Bullitt County.

A tree was blown down by strong winds along Pine Tavern Road. Power outages were also reported around Lebanon Junction.

A tree was blown down by strong winds on South Sanders Lane.

Emergency manager estimated 65 mph wind gusts near Mount Washington.

Trees were downed by strong winds in Hillview near Christman Lane.

Power lines were down near North Preston Highway.

There were multiple trees down.

There were multiple trees and power lines down over the road.

Trees were reported down.