Woodford storm history

AWS site reported a low temperature of 32 degrees. Home weather stations reported lows ranging from 27 to 34 degrees.

A barn's roof was damaged off of Rose Lane.

Heavy snow accumulation of 5 to 7 inches occurred in Woodford County, in addition to heavy ice accumulation of 0.50 to 0.65 inches.

Scattered tree damage from high winds was observed across Woodford County. Minor structural damage, including roof and siding damage, was also reported. Over two thousand customers lost power across the county.

Several trees were downed by strong winds near Versailles.

The National Weather Service storm damage survey team confirmed several concentrated areas of straight line wind damage across Northern Woodford County. Areas of damage consistent with straight line winds of 75 to 80 mph were observed along Old Frankfort Pike west of Midway Road.…

Several power poles were down on McCracken Pike.

Trees were down on Midway Road.

There was a tree down on Pisgah Pike.

A tree fell down.

There were multiple trees down.

There were trees down over the road.

There was a tree down on a road.

A power pole was blown down along Midway Road.

A tree was blown down on Magnolia Circle in Versailles.

Trees were blown down along Huntertown Road in Versailles.

There were trees down on Clifton Road and Tyrone Pike.

A tree fell across the road at the Kentucky 33 and Kentucky 1267 intersection.

Half of the metal roof on a pole barn was blown off.

High winds caused numerous trees to be blown down across the county. An anemometer at Kentucky Community and Technical College in Versailles observed a 54 mph wind gust around the same time as the wind damage.

Snowfall of 1 to 3 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…

Multiple roads were closed due to flash flooding in Versailles.

Trees were down on the 200 block of East Eagle Drive.

Trees were down on Hippe-Agee Road.

Trees were down on Grassy Springs Road, between US 60 and KY 1659.

Trees were blown down along Delaney Ferry Road in southern Woodford County.

Heavy snow accumulation of 4-5 inches reported in Woodford County early Saturday March 12, 2022.

Snowfall reports from Woodford County ranged from 5 to 6 inches.

Trees were reported down in Midway.

The emergency manager relayed a report the pea to quarter size hail fell on Chestnut Lane. A tree also got tangled in power lines on Paige Court.

A tree was blocking Georgetown Road and Mckinney Avenue.

A tree fell on power lines.

A tree was blocking Williams Lane and Big Sink Road.

A tree fell down at Park Street at Rose Hill Avenue.

A tree was down on a power line near Oregon Road and Hifner Road.

A heavy mix of sleet, snow, and freezing rain impacted Woodford County, KY. Storm total accumulation was 4.4 inches, 1-2 inches of which was in the form of sleet.

Ice accumulation of 0.25 to 0.5 inches occurred in Woodford County. Icing may have been as thick as 0.7 inches in one spot.

A tree was down and blocking the road near US 60 and Steele Road.

Trees were reported down on Troy Pike.

Rushing water was reported over the road at McCracken Pike and Grassy Springs Road. Some areas were impassable.

Multiple trees were reported down in different areas of Midway.

There was a tree reported down in Millville.

Trees were down near McCracken Pike and Steele Road.

Large trees were reported down.

Large trees were reported down along Midway Road.

A couple of reports came into dispatch that likely were associated with the evening storms. Part of the roof at Ledvance was blown off and water was entering their computer room.

A tree was blown down on some power lines that have hit a gas line causing a major gas leak.