Isabella storm history

The Isabella County Road Commission reported that at one point over 100 roads across portions of Isabella county in and around Mount Pleasant were closed due to flooding. A mesonet station near Mt. Pleasant reported that 6.88 inches of rain fell from June 22nd into the early morn…

Peak wind gusts of up to 60 mph resulted in numerous downed trees and limbs and power lines and widespread power outages.

Heavy rainfall caused significant flooding on rivers and streams across Isabella county.

Isabella county emergency management and law enforcement reported that several roads were flooded and washed out and that the Central Michigan Community Hospital also was partially flooded due to over 4 inches of rain that fell in just two and a half hours during the evening hour…

Between 6 and 9 inches of snow were measured in various spots around the county. Significant travel disruption occurred at the end of the Thanksgiving holiday.

Numerous trees were blown down in and near Mt. Pleasant.

One and a half to two feet of snow fell from the morning of the 12th through the early morning hours of the 17th.

A 911 center reported multiple trees were blown down across the county.

Around six to eight inches of snow fell in Big Rapids and across much of Isabella county along with wind gusts to around 40 mph.

Four to eight inches of snow was reported along with strong winds that resulted in near whiteout conditions as times.

Fourteen trees and several power lines were blown down across Isabella county.

A narrow funnel cloud briefly developed in Rosebush.

Flooded fields and some minor road damage in and around Rosebush.

A 59 mph peak wind gust was reported at Mt. Pleasant airport.

Numerous trees were blown down and signs were ripped off some buildings.

Several tree limbs were blown down near the CMU campus in Mt. Pleasant.

Isolated tree damage was reported.

Numerous trees were blown down and some blocked area roads.

Several trees were blown down and blocked area roads several miles east of Brinton.

Several trees were blown down just south of Mt. Pleasant. A 66 mph peak wind gust was recorded.

A few buildings were flooded in Mt. Pleasant.

The public reported one inch diameter hail near Sheperd.

Multiple cars were flooded on Mission street in Mt. Pleasant. One unit in an apartment complex also had flooding in that area.

Hail up to an inch and a half was reported at Central Michigan University.

Seven inches of snow was reported in Weidman.

Wind gusts to near 50 mph resulted in blizzard conditions with blowing snow and near zero visibilities.

A half to three quarters of an inch of freezing rain resulted in numerous downed trees, limbs, power lines and widespread power outages.

Eight to eleven inches was reported.

A dozen reports of trees down across area roads were received.

Area law enforcement reported that a few trees were blown down and blocked area roads in southern Isabella county.

The temperature at Mt. Pleasant municipal airport reached 93 degrees with a dew point of 75 degrees. This resulted in a heat index reading of 105 degrees.

Isabella county central dispatch reported that several 10-14 inch diameter trees were blown down near Beal City. One inch diameter hail was also reported.

The public reported that the north side of a barn was blown out by strong winds. The east facing doors of the barn were also blown out.

The public reported that wind driven hail caused damage to the siding of two homes just north of Mt. Pleasant. Shingle damage was also incurred to the roof of one home and one tree was blow down.

An inch to two inches of sleet was reported. The combination of heavy sleet and strong winds caused power outages.

One inch diameter hail was reported near Blanchard.

Four inches of heavy wet snow and some light ice accumulations were reported in Isabella county.

Six to seven inches of snow reported in portions of Isabella county resulting in very hazardous travel conditions.

Two to four inches of sleet was reported.

The Isabella county emergency manager reported that scattered trees were blown down across portions of Isabella county.

A barn was blown down and several cattle were killed near Brinton.

Isabella county officials reported that severeal treees were blown down on University Avenue in and near Mt. Pleasant and that at least one home was damaged by a fallen tree.

The Isabella county road commission reported that multiple trees were blown down on Winn road just south of M-20.

A couple of trees were blown down near Blanchard.

Trained spotters reported inch to inch an a quarter diameter hail near Blanchard and Rosebush.

Straight line winds of up to around 80 mph destroyed a barn and snapped off several trees as well as lofted a pontoon boat into an open field.

A barn roof was blown off and several trees were blown down near Weidman and Edmore.

Wind gusts of 60 to 70 mph caused numerous power outages in Isabella county.

A county emergency manager reported multiple power poles and power lines were blown down.