Elliott storm history

The Elliott county EM reported that 6 accidents occurred on icy roads around the county. None of the accidents involved major injuries.

A 911 call center relayed a report of a tree blocking the road near the intersection of N KY-32 and George Johnson Loop. Multiple limbs were also reported down in this general area.

A winter storm brought heavy snow and significant icing to Elliott County. On January 5th, 5.5 inches of snow was reported west of Little Sandy by 1717 EST. Later that evening at 2120 EST, a report from Sandy Hook showed 5.9 inches of combined snow and ice. The following morning …

A tree was blown down on KY-557 near Sandy Hook. The exact location on this road was not given.

Elliott County Dispatch received 21 reports of trees down from around the county, and two reports of downed power lines. Most of the trees were blown down along Brown Ridge Road, north of Sandy Hook, as well as KY-32, south of Sandy Hook.

Elliott County Dispatch reported one tree down on KY-557, right outside the Sandy Hook city limits.

A CoCoRaHS observer located near Olive Hill (3 miles ENE of Stark) measured 5 inches of snow as of 9am on January 19. This was the only report that was made for Elliott County.

A report of 4.0 inches of storm total snowfall was made 9 miles SSE of Olive Hill at 9am on January 16, reaching the Winter Storm Warning snowfall criteria.

Two reports of wind damage were made in Elliott County. The first was at 1:40 PM EDT, when a tree was reported to have been blown down along KY-1621. A powerline was also blown down in the vicinity, which led to a fire. Then shortly after at 1:45 PM, two reports were made. The fi…

Elliott County dispatch reported several instances of trees blown down. These reports include: At 7:40 PM EST - Trees reported to have been blown down in the community of Isonville. At 7:45 PM EST - Trees were blown down near the intersection of KY-504 and Elmer Stone Road, 3 mil…

A tree was reported down on Devils Fork Road in Sandy Hook.

Multiple trees were blown down along Devils Fork Road.

Trees were blown down and onto power lines along KY-173, leading to a temporary road closure.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-32 N near the community of Stark.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-719.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-649.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-504.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-32 S.

Elliott County dispatch reported that trees had been blown down along KY-486.

A social media report showed trees and limbs down on Grover Flannery Road near the community of Stark.

A public report listed a total snowfall of 7.0 inches near Farley at 10:50am EST.

The Department of Highways reported 0.25 inches of freezing rain/ice in Sandy Hook at 8:30am EST.

Snow fell heavily at times during the afternoon and evening hours of the 16th. By the morning of the 17th, the department of highways estimated 6 to 7 inches of accumulation along the Highway 504 corridor in northwest Elliot County. Lesser amounts of around 4 inches were estimate…

The Elliott County 911 Dispatch Center in Sandy Hook reported 6.0 inches of snowfall as of 5:33 PM EST.

A tree was reported down along KY-7, near the intersection with Hwy-650/Doctor's Branch Road.

Four to five inches of snow was reported in Sandy Hook.

Half an inch of ice accumulation due to freezing rain and two inches of sleet accumulation occurred in and around Sandy Hook.

A heavy accumulation of ice due to freezing rain brought down trees all over the county.

A quarter of an inch of ice accumulation due to freezing rain had occurred in Sandy Hook.

An 8 inch storm total was reported in Sandy Hook at 9 am EST on 12/25.

Emergency Management reported a couple of trees blown down on Kentucky Highway 1208 near Roscoe.

A Cooperative Observer north of Stark reported a storm total snowfall of 2 inches.

Local Emergency Management reported water flowing over Kentucky Route 7 near Wells Creek Road southwest of Sandy Hook. Crews were called to rescue a dog stuck in high water.

The department of highways relayed reports of several trees down near the intersection of Kentucky Highways 556 and 173 in Lytten.

Emergency management reported flood waters covering the road at the intersection of Kentucky Highways 1620 and 504 west of Gimlet. A couple of homes were surrounded by flood waters, prompting the rescue of citizens in two residences as 2 to 3 inches of rain fell.

The Department of Highways reported a tree down on Kentucky Highway 649 near Stark.

A citizen reported penny sized hail near Sandy Hook.

A dumpster was blown into someones yard. Trees were blown down and into a home. One home suffered roof damage, while another had its porch blown off.

Trees were blown down on Hwy 706.

Trees were blown on Green Briar Road.

Snowfall amounts of 4 to 5 inches were reported across the county.

Snowfall ranged from 3 to 5 inches across the county.

Snowfall totals ranged from 9 inches up to 15 inches, with the highest amounts in the east end of the county.