Gallatin storm history

Icy road conditions were found in spots across the county. One person was killed while travelling northbound on I-71. Their vehicle hit an icy spot on a bridge and flipped in the median near mile marker 55. They were not wearing a seat belt and were ejected from the vehicle.

Several mobile homes were demolished along State Route 184 between Interstate 71 and the Ohio River. Damage was caused by a microburst.

The observer located 6 miles northwest of Glencoe measured 2 inches of snow.

The observer near Warsaw measured 5.3 inches of snow.

A large tree was downed across Little Sugar Creek Road.

The observer in Warsaw measured 3 inches of snow.

The observer south of Warsaw recorded 8.3 inches of snow had fallen.

The observer in Warsaw measured 1.2 inches of snow.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the county.

A few trees were downed along State Route 465 near Sparta.

High water was reported on Tapering Pointe Road. .

High water was reported on County Road 2850.

Apparent temperatures for various locations in and around the county exceeded 105 degrees.

Several large tress were downed and four homes were damaged by the trees. Two people suffered minor injuries in the homes. A few telephone poles were also downed.

A combination of snow, blowing snow, and bitter wind chills created dangerous conditions for persons traveling and those without sufficient shelter.

Wind chills fell below 25 below zero.

A bridge was washed out on Little Sugar Creek Road.

A car was stranded in high water and the occupants had to be rescued.

Dry Creek Road was closed due to high water in the 2500 block.

A few trees were downed along U.S. 42.

A tree was downed on State Route 16.

A few trees were downed at the intersection of U.S. 42 and State Route 184.

A few trees were blown down across the county.

A couple of trees were downed.

A lean to was blown off of a building. A nearby tree was also downed.

Sheet metal was blown off of a structure.

The CoCoRaHS observer northwest of Glencoe measured an inch of snow.

The observer northwest of Glencoe measured 2.6 inches of snow, and 1.3 inches of sleet fell in Warsaw.

The observer located northwest of Glencoe measured a half inch of snow.

The CoCoRaHS observer northwest of Glencoe measured 0.7 inches of snow.

A water rescue was performed along South Fork Road due to a partially submerged vehicle.

Multiple roads were closed due to high water throughout the county, including U.S. Route 42 and State Route 467. A mudslide was also reported along U.S. Route 42 E.

The observer northwest of Glencoe measured 2.2 inches of snow.

The observer northwest of Glencoe measured 2.2 inches of snow.

Based on surrounding observations, it is estimated that one to three inches of snow fell across the county.

The observer northwest of Glencoe measured 0.9 inches of snow.

Temperatures in the middle to upper 90s combined with dewpoints in the upper 70s to create heat index values that exceeded 105 degrees for a second day in a row.

Temperatures in the 90s and dewpoints in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees created heat index values in excess of 105 degrees.

A few trees were knocked down.

A barn was collapsed and several outbuildings were damaged. In addition boat docks were tipped over and there was minor residential roof damage which consisted of shingles and tin material being removed. Finally, numerous trees were knocked down and tree limbs snapped.

The observer northwest of Glencoe measured 1.8 inches of snow.

High water affected a few roads.

The cooperative observer northwest of Glencoe measured three tenths of an inch of snow.

The observer in Glencoe measured 1.6 inches of snow, along with some icy accumulations.