Harrison storm history

A sleet and snow mix brought 2 to 4 inches accumulation through mid morning Tuesday, January 27. Freezing rain developed later that afternoon and continued through dawn Wednesday. Ice accretion reached 3/4 of an inch. Snow, developing after dawn Wednesday, added another 1 to 2 in…

The Harrison County Kentucky Mesonet site (RBSN) dropped to 28 degrees during the early morning hours.

One inch hail was reported along Kentucky 392, east of Cynthiana.

A resident reported five trees were down on his property off of Stringtown Road, near the Harrison/Grant County line.

Heavy snowfall of 6 to 7 inches was reported in Harrison County, in addition to ice accumulation of 0.25 to 0.35 inches.

Several trees were blown down across the county. Over two thousand customers were without power during the event.

Trees were downed by strong winds in Cynthiana.

A large tree limb fell and was blocking one lane of Kentucky Highway 1842 North.

Several roads were closed or became impassable due to flooding from heavy rainfall across Harrison County, including U.S. Route 62 in Cynthiana.

Water was observed over the roadway on U.S. Route 62 between Oddville and Claysville.

A roof was blown off of a barn. All the debris blew to the northeast corner of the owner's property.

Scattered tree and power line damage from high winds was observed in Cynthiana and across Harrison County. Minor structural damage was also observed.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down across the county as a result of high winds.

Nickel-sized hail was observed at a gas station southwest of Cynthiana.

Water was observed over roadways in multiple locations across Harrison County.

Snowfall of 1-2 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…

A tree was down on State Highway 1284 West.

There was a tree down at Shady Nook Pike and Shaw Lane.

A tree was down on US 62 East.

A tree was down on State Road 1032 West.

There was roof damage to Smiser building in Cynthiana.

Three inch diameter hail was observed in the Berry community in northern Harrison County.

Flooding caused the closure of River Road in Cynthiana.

Heavy snow accumulation of 4 inches reported across Harrison County early Saturday, March 12, 2022.

Sleet accumulation of 0.5 inches was reported.

Grays Run was out of its banks flooding River Road.

A heavy mix of sleet and snow totaling 2 to 3 inches fell in Harrison County, KY. At least 1 inch of this total was in the form of sleet.

A quarter inch of ice accumulated, causing a few trees to come down. About 700 customers were without power.

There was a tree on a power line on Highway 62.

A car stalled in high water on Two Lick Road.

A home near Snake Lick at US 27 North was flooded.

River Road was closed due to high water.

Apple Lane was closed due to high water.

Stratton Road was closed due to high water.

The public reported on Twitter that there was street flooding in a residential part of Cynthiana.

The media reported quarter size hail in Cynthiana.

Quarter size hail was reported on Pleasant Street in Cynthiana.

The media estimated golf ball size hail fell in Cynthiana.

Trees and power lines were reported down.

There was a report of a tree down on Hinton Webber Road.

It was reported that several streets in Cynthiana had water over them.

A social media report showed a photo of a tree down on a back patio/deck of a home in Cynthiana.

A tree was reported down in Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Trees blew down along Robinson-Renaker Road.