Norfolk storm history

A Flash Flood emergency occurred, with considerable damage in the vicinity of Norwood Hospital. Severe flooding, more than 4 feet deep, occurred in the basement of the hospital. The entire pharmacy inventory was destroyed. One hundred patients had to be evacuated. Numerous cars w…

Four to six inches of rain fell across Norfolk County, resulting in the Charles River at Dover and the Neponset River at Norwood rising to major flood. Several small streams rose above flood stage across Norfolk County, including the Charles River at Medway which set a record, th…

The Charles River at Dover and the Neponset River at Norwood both went into flood. The Neponset River rose to major flood stage, inundating the Norwood Memorial Airport with three and a half feet of water. This resulted in the power being shut off to the airport and the closure o…

In Sharon, a large tree was down across a driveway.

In Walpole, a tree and wires were down on South St.

In Stoughton, a tree and wires were down on Kenmore Rd.

In Randolph, a tree was down on a house on Howe Circle.

In Wrentham, a mesonet station gusted to 63 mph.

In Quincy, significant flooding was occurring on the southeast Expressway.

In Walpole, a car was stuck in flooding in front of Town Hall.

In Braintree, the off ramp of the southern Rotary was flooded and impassable.

In Sharon, significant street flooding was reported on Canton St, Norwood St, Hampton Rd by Oak Hill Dr, and on Dean St at the railroad bridge. A car was stuck in flooding on Commercial St.

In Randolph, north Main St. by Forest St was flooded and impassable.

In Milton, Lincoln St was flooded and impassable.

In Milton, flooding on I-93 southbound was up to the guardrail.

In Quincy, I-93 northbound was closed due to flooding in the Furnace Brook area.

In Weymouth, several vehicles were stranded in flood waters.

In Braintree the Red Line T service was suspended between Quincy Adams and Braintree stops due to flooding.

In Weymouth, a car was stranded due to flooding at the intersection of Prince St and Lake St. The Weymouth Landing area was closed due to flooding.

In Walpole 1 inch hail was reported.

In Norwood, 1 inch hail was reported.

In Norwood, 1 inch hail was reported.

In Wellesley, a tree was down on Beverly Rd.

In Cohasset, a tree was down on wires on North Main St. On Hull St there was a tree down. A tree was down on Black Rock Rd.

In Plainville, trees were down at the 100 Block of High St.

In Foxborough, there were trees down on Fisher St.

In Foxborough, Cocasset St was flooded and closed.

In Wrentham, David Brown Way was closed due to flooding.

In Weymouth, numerous trees and wires were down across town.

In Foxborough, there was 1 foot of street flooding in the right lane of 495 south.

In Canton, North Main St at Bay Rd was flooded.

In Wellesley, Great Plain Ave was flooded in both directions.

In Needham, there were several reports of flooding including on Great Plain Rd and on I-495.

In Franklin, on the 300 Block of Union St, a 20-person tent was lofted into the air and wrapped around some power lines.

In Wellesley, the 300 block of Washington St was completely flooded.

In Quincy, DPW assistance was requested for flooding on Enterprise Dr.

In Quincy, a tree was down blocking MBTA train tracks.

In Dedham, the intersection of Milton and River St was flooded.

In Quincy, I-93 North at exit 9 had the middle and right lanes flooded and impassable.

In Wellesley, lightning struck a tree on Schaller Street, igniting it, per Police Twitter account.

In Wellesley, Rt 9 was flooded.

In Norwood, Pleasant St was flooded and impassable with one car stuck.

In Stoughton, Central St at Golden Rd was flooded.