Cumberland storm history

The Cumberland County Kentucky Mesonet site (GRDR) dropped below freezing at 9:25 pm EST on October 23 before recording a low temperature of 25 degrees during the early morning hours of October 24, 2025. The Cumberland County KY Mesonet site is known to be in a sheltered valley, …

A 59 mph wind gust was measured at the Cumberland County Kentucky mesonet station.

There were multiple trees down on State Road 449.

There were multiple trees uprooted and a collapsed barn on Kim McCoy Road.

Multiple roads in Cumberland County were closed as a result of flash flooding.

Three power poles were blown down by strong winds along Kentucky Route 90 east of Burkesville.

Trees were blown down onto the road at Sulphur Creek Resort.

Quarter sized hail was observed.

Several trees were blown down by strong winds in downtown Burkesville.

Kentucky Route 90 was briefly closed due to flooding.

Heavy snow accumulation of 4 to 7+ inches occurred in Cumberland County.

An equipment shed flipped over from thunderstorm winds.

Hail ranging from quarter to half dollar size was reported near Burkesville.

Trees blew down across Cumberland County, resulting in several road closures.

One building in Burkesville sustained structural damage as a result of high winds. Additionally, scattered tree and power line damage was observed across Cumberland County.

Snowfall of 1 inch 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 chills of -…

Flood waters have entered businesses in Burkesville.

Portions of Lawson Bottom Road were washed out from flash flooding.

Trees were down within the city limits of Burkesville.

Public report with a photo of 4 inches of snow accumulation in the community of Bakerton.

Snow reports ranged from 6 to 8 inches across the county.

There were reports of water over roadways.

Kentucky 90 was closed due to flooding around Marrowbone.

Dispatch reported trees down in the Burkesville city limits.

There was flooding on Gray Gap Road at Turner Branch Road.

Highway 90 West was closed due to a downed utility pole.

Heavy snowfall of 3.5 to 4 inches fell across Cumberland County, KY.

Heavy sleet and some snow combined to produce around an inch of accumulation, with more than a half inch of sleet.

A quarter inch of ice accumulated 12 miles south of Columbia, KY.

A tree blew down near Leslie Road.

A tree blew down on Highway 1880, Smith Grove Road.

There was a tree down on Sexton Fork Road near Highway 449.

Multiple trees and power lines were reported down through out the county, but most were in Burkesville.

Highway 704 is closed due to water running over the roadway between mile markers 7 and 9.

Water was flowing over Highway 704 at typical flood prone locations.

It was reported that 12 roads had to be closed throughout the county from a combination of flash flooding, areal flooding, and river flooding.

A bridge was flooded in Dubre in Cumberland County, Kentucky.

There were trees reported down in the area.

Dispatch reported downed trees and power lines on Glasgow Road.

Between 3 and 5 inches of snow fell across the county.

State officials received many reports of high water over many roadways across the county.