Clark storm history

A 68 year old male drowned in Dumas Creek near Revere, Missouri when the pick-up truck he was driving was swept into the creek. The incident occurred at a low-water crossing when the swift current pushed his truck into the creek. The man was able to exit his truck about 50 to 75 …

A trained spotter reported 8.0 inches 3 miles east northeast of Charlie Heath Memorial Park.

Brief tornado confirmed by two videos. No damage was found with this brief touchdown.

A county official reported that there was widespread flash flooding in Clark County.

Recorded winds of 55 to 60 MPH in a gust.

A trained spotter 1 southwest of Fairmont reported 3.0 inches.

Trained spotters and DOT reported ice accumulations on the ground and elevated surfaces resulting in slick travel conditions with ice accumulation of 0.1 to 0.3.

A large tree branch was blown down, and a pine tree was uprooted. The time was estimated from radar data.

A trained spotter reported a snapped 3 to 4 inch tree and relocated several small yard items.

There was a 6 inch diameter tree branch downed by the thunderstorm winds.

Time estimated by radar.

Time estimated by radar.

Time estimated by radar.

The time was estimated from radar data.

Large tree reported by 911 dispatch in Kahoka. Also, lots of small hail up to dime size. The time was estimated from radar data.

A tree was blown down onto a road. The time was based on radar data.

Metal sections of a garage roof were removed and blown into a field. The time was estimated from radar data.

The Emergency Manager relayed a 1 inch hail report by the Wyaconda Fire Department.

A trained spotter reported dime to quarter size hail falling right now.

Hail up to half dollar sized covering the ground.

Report received from mping, with radar estimated times.

Report received from mping, with radar estimated time.

Widespread heavy snow on January 8 and 9, with between 8 to 10 inches common throughout the county. Trained spotter measured a storm total snow of 8 inches near Charlie Heath Memorial Conservation Area.

Law Enforcement reported 4 stalled vehicles in town and one water rescue was needed southeast of town on County Road 182.

The Sheriff's Office reported that a culvert washout occurred on County Road Y west of Highway 81, just south of the lake. The washout was discovered between 4 and 5 AM CDT. The time of this event is estimated.

Law Enforcement reported that several streets were under water in town near Highway 81 and West Cedar Street.

Several buildings with rooftops peeled. Storm survey estimates that winds of 90 to 100 mph caused this damage.

A 20 inch diameter tree was snapped off at the base. Corn was layed flat, and power lines were blown down.

Several large trees were snapped, with heavily damaged farm outbuildings along County Road 197.

Large tree limbs blown down and small objects tossed around yard.

Roofs damaged and trees blown down.

Damage to trees and structures from straight-line winds around 90 mph.

Tree limbs reported down, with dime size hail.

Pea to half dollar sized hail was reported, with three rounds of storms. This was the time estimated by radar for the half dollar sized hail.

The time of the event was estimated using radar.

Law enforcement reported a tree blown down over Highway 81.

A trained spottered reported damaging winds with light damage to buildings, a few signs blown down, and three to eight inch diameter tree branches blown down. They estimated winds of 70 to 80.

A trained spotter reported snowfall accumulations of 0.8 inches 3 miles east northeast of Charlie Heath Memorial Park . Winds increased significantly with gusts of 40 to 50 MPH after the snow fell leading to blowing and drifting snow. An estimated wind chill of -23 was reported a…

A strong thunderstorm wind gust blew a 12 inch diameter tree onto a fence. Time of report was estimated from radar.

Spotter and public reports of 5-8 inches of snow fell across portions of Clark County. Blowing and drifting snow continued to cause problems on roads after plowing, lasting into January 15th. The highest snowfall report from the event was a public report of 8 inches near Charlie …

Spotter and public reports of 4-6 inches of snow fell across portions of Clark County. Blowing and drifting snow continued to cause problems on roads after plowing, lasting into January 2nd. The highest report was 5 inches received, but was ruled towards winter storm verification…