Camden storm history

Hen egg sized hail was reported. Multiple vehicles, trailers and businesses suffered damage from hail.

Several floating boat docks and boat lifts broke away during the flooding on Lake of the Ozarks. Several boats were lost or sunk during the flooding. Nearly all low water crossings across the county were flooded. Several roads were damaged from flood water. Several homes around t…

This storm report will include the total estimated damages for the flooding event. Numerous low water crossings were damaged due to flood waters and a couple cars were stalled in high water across the county. Several homes were flooded. Several high water rescues were performed.

The U.S Drought Monitor continued to report Extreme Drought (D3) to Exceptional Drought (D4) throughout the month of August. The region started seeing some rainfall by the end of the month. The KH21 AWOS station near Camdenton reported 2.49 of rainfall for the month of August. Th…

One inch of snowfall was estimated in Camden County. Amateur radio operators reported multiple slide off accidents in the county due to the light snow.

Thunderstorm winds downed trees and tree limbs in the Macks Creek area. Electric company also reported several outages in the area.

Thunderstorm winds downed trees along Highway W west of Macks Creek. One tree fell and damaged a roof of a house. A barn was also destroyed.

Severe (D2) Drought developed first across much of of the county on the 16th and expanded somewhat into portions of central Missouri by through the 23rd of the month when some rainfall allowed conditions to improve to Moderate (D1) Drought.

Route H in was closed due to flooding in Camden County.

A 61 mph thunderstorm wind gust was measured west southwest of Laurie, Missouri.

Multiple trees and powerlines were reported down.

State Highway 7 at Mill Creek was closed due to high flood waters.

Route H was flooded at several creek locations from Route T to Route BB and closed.

Hail to the size of quarters fell southwest of Camdenton.

A 60mph non thunderstorm wind gust was measured near Osage Beach.

Several wildfires occurred across Camden County on March 18th. A total of 1900 acres burned across the western and southern portions of the county.

Numerous wildfires occurred during the afternoon hours of March 14th. The majority of the fires were in southwestern Camden County just east of Macks Creek where at least 3000 acres burned. US Highway 54 had to be closed for a period of time due to low visibility from fires. Seve…

An arctic airmass slid into the Ozarks during the overnight hours of February 19-20, bringing extreme cold and wind chills in the -10 to -30 degree range across most of the region.

Light snowfall began to push into Camden County during the early morning hours of February 18 before more moderate to heavy snowfall occurred during the afternoon and evening. Between 4 to 8 inches of snow was reported across Camden County, causing multiple schools to close.

Light freezing drizzle began during the evening of February 11 before stratiform precipitation changed to snow during the early morning of February 12. Up to 1.5 inches of snow was reported in Camden County.

An arctic airmass slid into the Ozarks during the overnight hours of January 20-21 bringing extreme cold and windchills in the -5 to -15 degree range across most of the region.

Precipitation started as a light snow during the evening of January 9 with the snow then continuing overnight into the afternoon hours of January 10. Snow amounts between 2 and 4 inches fell across the county. A public report of a measured storm total of 3.8 inches of snow was re…

A band of light rain and drizzle lifted into southwest Missouri before turning into freezing drizzle and mixed wintry precipitation between January 4 and January 6. Up to 3.0 inches of snowfall was measured over a two-day period across Camden County. Additionally, 0.32 inches of …

Video received via social media indicated a tornado touched down over the Linn Creek Cove near the Lake of the Ozarks mile marker 31. The location of the touch down and lift is estimated. No damage occurred so the intensity was listed as FU.

A period of significant rains fell across the region early in the month with 3 to 5 inches of rainfall measured at some locations. This allowed for drought improvements to Moderate (D1) drought by the end of the month despite little or no rain fall through the last three weeks of…

Extreme (D3) Drought condition expanded back into the county after several weeks of little to no rainfall. Impacts across the region were primarily felt in larger scale agriculture. Farm and stock ponds saw continuing impacts with ground water levels and reservoirs showed modest …

Report of golf ball size hail.

A report with a picture of hail 3.25 inches in diameter was received.

Large tree branches were reported down with some minor dock damage near Sunrise Beach.

Several trees were uprooted, with large tree branches down 3 miles south of Montreal on Highway 7.

Large tree branches were reported down between Stoutland and Montreal. A large amount of small hail was reported as well.

An apparent lightning strike hit a newly constructed home north of Linn Creek.

Multiple large trees were uprooted and large branches were downed southwest of Macks Creek.

A large tree was snapped at the base near Camdenton with window damage to a structure.

Mping report of quarter size hail.

Report of ping pong ball size hail.

Report of hen egg size hail.

Report of quarter size hail.

Report of quarter size hail.

Report of baseball size hail on Carnahan Dr.

Social media report of hail sizes ranging between golf balls and tennis balls.

Report of golf ball size hail.

Report of half dollar size hail at the Ozark Amphitheater.

Report of hail 3 inches in diameter at the Lake Regional Clinic.

Social media report of hail 3 inches in diameter.

State Highway H at Stoutland Creek was flooded and impassable.