Lincoln storm history

Heavy rains caused flash flooding of the Hanging Fork River on KY 300 near Stanford. One person died when a van with multiple passengers was swept off the road into the river. The driver of the van exited the vehicle and climbed onto the roof. He then lost his grip and fell into …

Heavy snow of 4 inches fell in portions of Lincoln County.

The Lincoln County Kentucky Mesonet site (LGNT) reported a low temperature of 31 degrees.

There was a big tree down on Shake Rag Rodd.

Power lines were downed near the intersection of Danville Avenue and Lee Drive in Stanford.

A tree was blown down, blocking one lane of Preachersville Road.

Multiple trees were blown down along Kentucky Route 39 in eastern Lincoln county and southwestern Garrard County.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of Kentucky Route 643 and Kentucky Route 1781.

A tree was blown down along Harmons Lick Road near the 3200 block.

A tree was blown down on Old Fall Lick Road.

A tree was blown down along Martins Trail outside of McKinney.

A tree was blown down over the 4100 block of Preachersville Road, blocking two lanes.

A tree was blown down near the 700 block of Clear Fork Road.

A tree was blown down onto a house and went through the roof on Spring Valley Drive in Stanford.

A tree was blown down on Broughtontown Road.

Power lines were blown down along the 300 block of Anderson Heights in Stanford.

Trees fell down.

A large tree fell on a house on Kentucky 198, north of McKinney.

A roof was blown off a mobile home on Baugh Street.

There were multiple trees that fell down on Greenbriar Road.

Heavy snow of 5 to 6 inches was reported in Lincoln County.

Heavy snowfall of 3 to 4 inches was reported in Lincoln County, in addition to around 0.25 inches of ice accumulation.

Widespread tree damage from strong winds was observed across Lincoln County, with multiple instances of power lines brought down by broken limbs. Over one thousand customers were without power at one point.

A few trees and large tree limbs were downed in Stanford.

Trees were down on Black Pike near Hustonville.

There were trees down on Elm Street.

Trees were down on Airport Road near the Lincoln Boyle county line.

Trees were down on Fairground Road.

There were trees down along Kentucky Route 2141.

There were trees down along Kentucky Route 698.

A tree fell down along Kentucky Route 39, south of Crab Orchard.

Multiple instances of structural damage from strong winds were observed between Stanford and Crab Orchard. Barns were damaged, galvanized steel roof panels were removed, a chimney was destroyed, and a silo was also damaged.

Heavy snow totaling 3 to 6 inches fell across Lincoln County.

Trees down in Crab Orchard.

A tree was blown down over U.S. Route 127.

Tree limbs and other debris fell onto US 27 near Dix River Golf Course.

A tree and power lines were blown down on Danville Avenue between Portman Avenue and Maxwell Street.

A tree was blown down at the 10000 block of Kentucky Route 78.

Kentucky Mesonet site LGNT observed a 61 mph wind gust.

High winds resulted in scattered downed trees across Lincoln County.

Snowfall of 1 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 few county roads were flooded.

Trees were down along Goshen Road.

Trees were blown down in rural portions of southern Lincoln County.

Trees were blown down and shingle damage occurred near the US Route 150 and Boone Road.

Heavy snow accumulation of 6 inches reported in Lincoln County early Saturday, March 12, 2022.