Bristol storm history

Four to six inches of rain fell across Fall River, three of which fell in 45 minutes. Numerous roads and intersections were flooded, stranding many cars. There were 6 high water rescues, that occurred on Davol and Pearce Streets. Water was up to car windshields on Pearce Street. …

Four to eight inches of rain fell across Bristol County resulting in several small streams rising above flood stage, including the Mill River in Taunton, the Canoe River at Norton, the Wading River at Norton, and the Segregansett River at Dighton, all of which set records. Baseme…

Several small streams rose above flood stage in Bristol County, including the Wading River at Norton, the Mill River at Taunton, and the Segregansett River at Dighton. Collections at the Attleboro Arts Museum were damaged by flood waters. River Bank Road in Attleboro and Franklin…

In Fall River, Brayton Ave at Reeves St was flooded and impassable. A section of Brayton Ave by the bus terminal was heavily flooded.

In Swansea, a garage was on fire due to lightning.

In Raynham, wires were down on Goldfinch Dr.

In Raynham, a large tree was down on King St. In Raynham, a large tree was down on King St.

In Dighton, a tree and wires were down on Regional Rd.

In Fall River, several roads were flooded throughout town.

In Swansea, the west bound side of Rt 6 had two lanes completely flooded.

In Swansea, numerous small branches and limbs were blown down.

In Fall River, several trees and large branches were down including a tree on a car.

In Fall River, a building that was under renovation had a portion of the facade of the building collapse.

In Fall River, numerous trees, branches, and power lines were down across the city. At least one car was damaged due to a fallen branch.

In Westport, a tree was blocking part of a lane on I-195.

In Acushnet, several trees were down including on a few cars.

In Acushnet, there were several trees down.

In Acushnet, there was a tree down blocking Hamlin St.

In New Bedford, there was a tree down blocking Puritan Way.

In New Bedford, the Fort Taber entrance was flooded and impassable.

In Fall River, Jefferson St at Quequechan St was flooded.

In Fall River, Brayton Ave at Pleasant St was flooded and impassable.

In Acushnet, 1 inch hail fell.

In Acushnet, 0.75 inch hail fell.

In New Bedford, 1 inch hail was reported.

In New Bedford, 0.75 inch hail fell.

In Fall River, the on-ramp from 24 SB to 195 WB completely flooded over at the lowest part of the ramp. Traffic due to vehicle having to maneuver around flooded part.

In Fall River, there were multiple flood reports of flooding on Brighton Ave, Plymouth Ave, N Main St, and Herman St.

In Raynham, quarter sized hail was reported.

In Raynham, 1.25 inch hail was reported.

In Taunton, there were wired down on a car on Berkley St.

In Rehoboth, there was a tree down on Bliss St.

In Fall River, there was a large tree blocking the road on Bush St. A tree also fell on a garage and two cars with a hole in the roof of the garage.

In North Attleboro, several trees and wires were downed on several streets including Thacher St at Black Oak Dr and Newport Ave near Roy Ave.

In Raynham, several trees were downed across town. The northern portion of the town was most impacted. One tree landed on a home on Prospect Hill St. Several trees were downed on Broadway.

A storm survey indicated a microburst with winds estimated at 100 mph downed and snapped many trees in a wooded area near Seekonk High School and in a school courtyard which caused damage to the roof.

In Rehoboth, two trees were downed blocking Locust Ave. A tree was downed blocking Greenwood Dr.

In Acushnet, a house was hit by lightning causing damage to the home electrical system on Beaver Dam Rd.

In New Bedford, Washburn St at I-195 was closed due to flooding.

In New Bedford, Rt 18 was closed due to flooding.

In Norton, East Main St at Burt Street was temporarily closed due to flooding.

Brock Ave was closed due to flooding.

In Westport quarter sized hail was reported.

In New Bedford, quarter sized hail was reported.

In New Bedford at 4:10 AM EST the eastbound lane of State Rd was flooded. In North Attleboro at 4:20 AM EST there was significant flooding on Paine Rd.