Gladwin storm history

Widespread areal flooding developed on the 18th, and persisted for several days. Most creeks and rivers in Gladwin County rose out of their banks. Several hundred miles of roads across the county were closed at various times. The Tobacco River at Beaverton rose to a record crest …

Multiple dams on the Tittabawassee River system were in danger during and after the heavy rain event. Significant releases of water from Secord and Smallwood Dams caused periods of rapid, flash flooding downstream of those dams on parts of the 18th and 19th. Tremendous erosion of…

Snowfall totals of 7-8 inches across Gladwin county.

Multiple reports of thunderstorm wind damage and power outages in neighborhoods near Grass Lake in northwestern Gladwin county. Trained spotter in this area reported personal weather station wind measurement to 51mph at 10 ft above ground level.

Reports from Gladwin county emergency management of trees down on powerlines in the vicinity of Lake Lancer.

Damaging thunderstorm wind gusts resulted in downed trees and powerlines.

Damaging thunderstorm wind gusts resulted in downed trees and powerlines.

Damaging thunderstorm wind gusts resulted in downed trees and powerlines in and around the city of Gladwin.

Report of one inch hail.

Powerlines down in town of Gladwin. Tree down on M18 just south of town.

Reports of trees down near Secord Lake in Gladwin County.

Adams Road closed north of M-18 due to downed power lines from the thunderstorm winds. Time estimated by radar.

Report of a tree down on a power line at N Bard Rd and Eaton Rd. EM stated that the power line was arcing. Time estimated by radar.

Report of wires downed and a tree on a house in Beaverton via emergency manager.

Social media report of trees down in northeastern Gladwin county.

Trees blown down over powerlines near Billings Twp. Time estimated via radar.

Numerous downed powerlines and tree limbs resulting in power outages across the county. Ice-covered roads were also reported.

Multiple reports of trees down and power outages across the county.

Trees downed on power lines.

Trees downed on power lines.

Powerline downed on M-18 near Beaverton.

Tree downed on M-18 north of Gladwin. Time estimated from radar.

Sporadic tree damage and powerlines down throughout the county. Time based on radar.

Tree and utility line damage reported by Gladwin county EM.

Several trees down on Middle Rd. Reported by bait shop employee.

County dispatch reported trees down across Gladwin county with Buckeye township and Billings township the hardest hit. Time estimated from radar.

M-30 near Indian Lake Drive was partially submerged and closed by high water.

Trees and power lines were downed.

The Cedar River rose out of its banks, producing minor flooding in Gladwin City Park.

Many large trees were downed, some of them onto homes. Power was out in much of the area.

Scattered trees and power lines were downed in northern Gladwin County.

Rainfall of 3.20 was measured in Gladwin; heavier rains fell in the southern portion of Gladwin County. A number of roads were flooded, and several were washed out.

High water continued through the day on the 23rd, with the tributaries of Wixom Lake (Edenville Dam Pond) seeing the greatest rise. Water entered a few homes located near creeks and streams in the area.

Several trees were downed. A couple of homes were damaged by falling trees.

Numerous trees and power lines were downed. One home was damaged by a falling tree.