Larue storm history

The LaRue emergency manager reported a 29 year old woman was swept away and drowned after driving an ATV into a swollen Otter Creek. This creek empties into the Rolling Fork River, and the accident occurred near this intersection. Although no rain gauges were located nearby, an e…

A tree was blown down in Upton on the LaRue County side.

A large tree was blown down across Sonora Road.

Multiple trees were blown down in the eastern part of LaRue County.

Heavy snowfall of 3 to 4 inches fell in the northern part of LaRue County.

Heavy snowfall of between 4 and 5 inches was observed across LaRue County.

Significant ice accumulation of around 0.30 inches impacted Larue County. The county also received 2 to 3 inches of snow and sleet.

A couple trees were blown down along Greensburg Road.

Power poles and lines were damaged by strong winds in Hodgenville.

A few trees were downed in Hodgenville.

A few trees were blown down along U.S. Route 31 just north of Magnolia.

Strong winds produced scattered tree damage across eastern and southeastern LaRue County.

Strong winds resulted in scattered tree damage east of Magnolia in southeastern LaRue County.

Trees were downed by strong winds on Cox Lane in Hodgenville.

Strong winds caused roof damage to a house on Shawnee Drive in Hodgenville.

Trees were blown down by strong winds across LaRue County.

Heavy rainfall caused Knob Creek to overflow its banks near Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home in northern LaRue County. Debris from flood waters washed into Bardstown Road (U.S. Route 31E), blocking it for a short time.

A large tree blew down on Miller Road.

Trees were blown down by strong winds in northern Larue County.

Flooding on Dan Dunn Road was observed.

A video showed scattered tree damage around a house in Hodgenville.

Pictures showed a few uprooted trees.

The National Weather Service conducted a storm assessment survey with Larue County Emergency Management for the storms on Sunday evening June 25. There was a concentrated area of straight line winds of 70 mph around Hodgenville. Trees were topped and snapped and a few shallower t…

One person sustained a neck injury from storm debris that was blown through a window at their residence.

Kentucky Mesonet station HDGV measured a 58 mph wind gust.

Five roads across LaRue County had to be closed due to a combination of flowing and standing water.

Trees were blown down on Old Elizabethtown Road.

Trees were knocked over on Jenkins Road.

Trees were reported down on State Route 84 near the intersection with State Route 357.

Trees were blown down on Sonora Road and Tanner Road.

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…

Trees were knocked down on Greensburg Road near Buffalo.

A portion of a metal roof was blown off an outbuilding at the LaRue County Country Club.

Heavy snow accumulation of 3-4 inches reported in Hodgenville early Saturday, March 12, 2022.

Hawkins Roads was closed due to flood waters from Walters Creek flowing over it.

A quarter-inch of ice accumulated, followed by a half-inch of snow.

Snowfall across the county ranged between 4 to 6 inches.

Wayne Ennis Road was closed due to high water.

Herbert Howell Road was closed due to high water.

Tanner Road was closed due to water over the roadway.

A heavy mix of sleet and snow totaling 3.5 inches was reported in LaRue County, KY. Sleet totals were 1-2 inches.

Ice accumulation of 0.3 inches resulted in ice-covered roads and two trees down in the road on Greensburg Road in Buffalo and High Street in Upton.

Fast moving water was flowing over Hawkins Road at Dye Creek.

Water was flowing over Upton Road at Bacon Creek.