Dade storm history

A vehicle with two occupants was swept off a low water crossing on County Road 143 at Limestone Creek. One occupant was able to make it to safety but the second, a 65 year old male, drowned.

Despite well below the monthly average rainfall little changed with drought conditions through the month leaving Severe (D2) drought conditions in the county by the end of the month. Impacts across the region were largely limited to larger scale agriculture. However, farm and sto…

The remnants of Tropical Storm Erin caused flash flooding across central and southern sections of Dade County. Locations that flooded include sections of Highway 39 near Pennsboro and north of Greenfield, a section of County Road NN near the Dade and Lawrence county line, a secti…

Though below the monthly average, timely rain fell across the region through the month. Despite the rains, little to no drought improvements occurred the the Severe (D2) drought conditions in the county by the end of the month. Impacts across the region were largely limited to la…

A large tree was reported down blocking a portion of a road.

Severe (D2) drought developed across all of the county during the month. Conditions worsened through the month after limited rainfall during the month. Significant impacts were noted in surface water including ponds and streams with some produces reporting having to feed hay and …

Thunderstorm wind gusts downed a powerline down west of State Highway 97 and State Route A.

Trees were down near Highway E and Highway D in Dade County.

Trees and powerlines were downed in Lockwood.

A large tree was downed near Neola in Dade County.

Powerlines were downed between Lockwood and Greenfield.

Numerous trees were uprooted in Greenfield. A metal roof was partially torn off a building.

A power pole was snapped in Greenfield on Broad street.

A powerline was down due to thunderstorm winds south of Greenfield.

Trees were down off State Highway Z south of Greenfield.

Trees and powerlines were blown down over roadway northeast of Greenfield.

A tree was blown on to powerlines just south of Greenfield.

Powerlines were blown down on a house just southeast of Greenfield.

Trees down just southeast of Greenfield.

Trees fell on powerlines and caused fire near house just west of Everton.

Powerlines were down in Everton.

State Highway MM was closed due to trees and powerlines across roadway.

A tree fell on a powerline in southeast Dade County.

Over 52 broken power poles occurred across the Ozark Electric service territory from Dade county into Greene and Lawrence counties.

A tree was down due to thunderstorm winds in southeast Dade County.

A power pole was broken in northwestern Dade County.

An intersection on State Highway D was underwater and impassable.

A structure fire occurred due to lightning in Lockwood.

Flooding occurred at State Highway D and Dade road 122.

Storm total rainfall amount of 2.85 inches from May 23 through May 27.

Storm total rainfall amount of 6.34 inches from May 23 through May 27.

Multiple trees were reported down blocking Highway WW.

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 Dade County during the morning hours of February 18 before more moderate to heavy snowfall occurred during the afternoon and evening. Up to 4.8 inches of snow was reported near Lockwood, causing multiple schools to close.

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 3 and 5 inches fell across the county. A public report of a measured storm total of 5 inches of snow was rece…

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 0.5 inches of snowfall was measured over a two-day period across Dade County.

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) and Abnormally dry (D0) drought by the end of the month despite little or no rain fall through…

Extreme (D3) Drought condition expanded back into all but the northwestern portions of the county with Severe (D2) Drought in the remainder of the county. Impacts across the region were primarily felt in larger scale agriculture. Farm and stock ponds saw continuing impacts with g…

Limited periods of rainfall through the middle the month allowed Severe (D2) Drought to develop across the county. Rainfall returned towards the end of the month allowing for some improvements with all but the southwestern portion of the county in Moderate (D1) drought. Little if…

A Mesonet station located two miles east-northeast of Sylvania in Dade County measured 4.40 inches of storm total rainfall.

A Mesonet station located two miles west-southwest of Greenfield in Dade County measured 2.34 inches of storm total rainfall.

Mping report of quarter size hail.

Social media report of a measured 4.0 inches of rainfall in the past 24 hours.

Report of quarter size hail.