Hancock storm history

The Hancock County Kentucky Mesonet site (LEWP) reported a low temperature of 31 degrees.

A tree was blown down onto power lines on Kentucky Route 271 west of Hawesville.

A large tree was blown down across Kentucky Route 69 near Weberstown.

A tree was blown down on the 7200 block of Kentucky Route 69.

A tree was blown down along Hawesville Easton Road between Lamastus Road and Boling Hill.

Several trees were blown down by strong winds along Kentucky Route 144 between Weberstown and Arrington Corner. Some downed trees fell onto power lines.

Multiple trees were downed by strong winds near the intersection of Pellville-Hawesville Road and Joe Powers Road.

A tree was blown down near the intersection of Middle Knottsville Road and Storm Road.

A tree fell down over the 800 block of Paul Baker Road.

There was a tree down on US 60.

A tree was blocking the driveway of Heartland Villa.

A tree was down on power lines.

A tree was down on Squirrel Tail Hollow Road.

A tree fell on Lambert Schoolhouse Road and Scifres Ridge Road.

Trees were blown across Kentucky Route 1389 just south of the intersection with Kentucky Route 1403.

Quarter sized hail was reported in Hawesville.

Heavy snowfall of between 3.5 and 5 inches was observed across Hancock County.

Heavy snow and sleet of 4 to 5 inches was reported in northern portions of Hancock County. In addition, the county received 0.25 inches or more of ice accumulation.

Power lines were downed along McGill Lane in Lewisport.

A tree was blown down over Indian Lake Drive.

A tree was downed by strong winds on Tick Ridge Road south of Hawesville.

A tree was downed by strong winds on Easton Cabot Road.

There was a report of quarter size hail in Easton.

There was a large tree down on a garage.

There was a tree down on a garage.

Golf ball size or larger hail fell in southern Hancock County.

A tree was blown down by strong thunderstorm winds.

This report was from mPing.

There was a tree down on Bates Hollow Road.

Strong thunderstorm winds resulted in multiple instances of wind damage across Hancock County.

Flash flooding was identified around Riverview Drive and Holland Avenue. There were also flooding issues on US 60 about 1 mile east of Lewisport.

Scattered trees were down county wide. Some were impacting power lines.

Trees and power lines blew down.

Trees and power lines were down.

Tree, power line, and minor structural damage was caused by high winds in Hawesville and across Hancock County.

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 metal roof was removed from a shed.

Ice accumulation greater than a quarter inch occurred over at least the southern half of the county. Numerous vehicle crashes were reported, and KY Highway 69 was closed in both directions due to icy conditions. There were numerous crashes from KY 1265 to KY 144.

Water was flowing over McIntire and Richardson Roads.

Water from Caney Creek was flowing over Franklin Gaynor Road.

There was high water over a bridge near the 2600 block of Squirrel Tail Hollow Road.

There was high water over railroad tracks between the 1200 and 1400 block of Lee Henderson Road.

County Route 657 was closed due to flooding.

Frank Luttrell Road was flooded between the 300 and 700 blocks.

A tree was reported down on State Road 334 between Lewisport and the county line. There was also general wind damage in Lewisport.

Power lines and trees were down on Pell Street in Lewisport.