Edmonson storm history

On December 2, a 28 year old woman with her two children - a 7-year old and a 20-month old - drove around a Road Closed barrier blocking a flooded low water crossing on Oak Hill Road in Edmonson County, Kentucky. She accelerated, trying to ford the water. After she made it about …

Just under one foot of snow fell across Edmonson County. A man in his mid-40s died of a heart attack while trying to push a vehicle stuck in the snow.

A tree was blown down and small hail was also observed.

Quarter size hail was estimated in the Chalybeate area.

State Road 70 was closed at Bear Creek due to water over the road.

Wingfield Church Road near Ellis Cole Road was closed due to water over the road.

State Road 187 was closed due to high water.

Heavy snowfall of between 3 and 4.5 inches was observed across Edmonson County.

Edmonson County received around 0.25 inches of ice accumulation. Several trees were reported down along Kentucky Route 70 near Mammoth Cave National Park, resulting in the closure of the road.

Quarter sized hail was observed in rural portions of southern Edmonson County.

Quarter sized hail was observed near Bee Spring in northern Edmonson County.

The National Weather Service in Louisville conducted a storm survey for the macroburst damage extending from western Grayson County, through Edmonson County, before ending in northeastern Warren County. Scattered tree damage continued through northern and central Edmonson County,…

A couple of trees were down on Nolin Dam Road. Another tree was down on Lakeshore Drive.

Dispatch reported multiple trees were blown down at Mammoth Cave National Park.

Scattered tree damage due to high winds was observed across Edmonson County. One tree in the Rocky Hill community fell on a shed while a man was inside.

Snowfall of 1 to 2 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 tree fell in Windfield.

Quarter-sized hail was observed just west of Park City.

A tree was snapped and destroyed a chicken coop in Sunfish.

Public report with a photo of 4.5 inches of snow accumulation in Bee Spring, KY early Saturday, March 12, 2022.

Trees blew down on Brownsville Road.

KYTC reported 5 inches of snow in the county.

There was a rapid rise in water over East Harris Road.

There were reports of two buildings being damaged and cedar trees blocking three lanes of 31 West.

The 6500 block of Highway 655 was closed due to high water in Brownsville.

Sleet totaling 1.5 inches was measured at Mammoth Cave National Park, and the combined storm total of sleet and snow was around 3 inches.

A tree was downed on Indian Creek Road.

Water was over Kentucky State Roads 743 and 655.

A tree fell on Houchin Ferry Road.

A tree fell on a power line on Nolin Dam Road.

A tree was reported down across Ollie Ridge Road.

A roof was blown off of a barn.

Part of a storage building's roof was blown off.

A greenhouse was blown down.

A bridge on Blackgold-Grassland Road had to be closed due to high water.

Road was closed due to flooding.

One tree was reportedly blocking P Lindsey Road, and another tree was blocking Poplar Springs Road. Both trees were in the Sweeden Area.

Several trees were reported down in the county due to icing.

Two trees were reported down on Mammoth Cave Road in Mammoth Cave Park.

Telephone poles, power lines, and small trees were reported down along Kentucky 259 between Bee Spring and Sweeden.

Several trees were reported down.

Several trees were blown down.

Several trees were reported down.

Several trees were reported down.