Reynolds storm history

Up to 6 inches of rain fell over two days in Reynolds County. This caused streams, creeks and low water crossings to flood. Two men drown while trying to cross low water crossings. A 49 year old man was in his truck on County Road 814, just south of Highway J. He crossed Brushy C…

A father and his two young sons, as well as their 4 month old Labrador retriever, went on an approximately 16 mile round trip hike on the Ozark Trail in Mark Twain National Forest on January 12th. They were heading south to Sutton's Bluff. The weather had been unusually warm with…

Very heavy rain fell over Reynolds county beginning late on the 17th of March and throughout the day on the 18th. The co-operative observer in Ellington reported a storm total of 9.7 inches. Four inches of rain fell in Ellington through 8 am on the 18th, then another 2 inches fel…

Thunderstorm winds snapped a large tree branch and removed large patches of shingles from a house.

Thunderstorm winds destroyed a billboard sign on MO 21/MO 34 north of Van Buren. The frame is still intact.

Several road closures were reported mainly in the Ellington area has rainwater flooded roadways and areal creeks overflowed. Examples of road closures include: MO 106 1 mile west of Route F, Route B between CR 785 and CR 784, and CR 838 at its intersection with CR 837. Logan Cree…

Thunderstorm winds downed trees over Highway N and Highway 21 near Lesterville.

A total of 8 to 11 inches of snow was reported across the county with the storm.

Freezing rain began during the morning of the 5th occasionally mixed with sleet. After a brief break in the afternoon, light snow fell in the evening. Between one quarter and one half inch of freezing rain was reported. Significant icing occurred leading to treacherous travel con…

Heavy rain caused 8 to 12 inches of swift moving water over multiple roadways in Reynolds County. Impacted highways include Highway 72 near County Road 927, Highway 72 at 3rd Street in Bunker, Highway 21 at Highway 49, and Highway N near the Reynolds/Iron County border.

A Twitter user reported 10.8 inches of storm total rainfall between November 4th and 5th.

Thunderstorm winds downed a couple of trees on Highway 34 at the Reynolds-Wayne County line.

Thunderstorm winds downed numerous large trees along County Road 806 from Sutton Bluff Recreation Area to Centerville. Also, several power lines were knocked down.

Law enforcement reported multiple trees down across Highway 21 and trees down over Highway 49 near Black. There was also a report of a car wreck due to a downed tree in this area, though this report cannot be corroborated via news articles or the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Widespread tree damage near Redford was reported by the emergency manager.

Thunderstorm winds blew down a large tree onto Highway 21 just north of Centerville.

A period of very hot and extremely humid weather began on Sunday, August 20 and lasted through Friday, August 25. The combination of heat and humidity led to heat index values of 110 to 120 as observed at numerous reporting sites in the region.

Widespread hail damage was reported in Ellington due to hail up to golf ball size. Several windshields on vehicles were broken, as well as windows on several homes.

Thunderstorm winds blew down several large trees, numerous tree limbs and several power lines around town.

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Thunderstorm winds blew down several trees onto Highway 21 about 3 miles south of Ellington.

Up to six tenths of an inch of sleet was reported in Reynolds County.

Between 6 and 10 inches of snow fell across Reynolds County.

Between 1 and 3 inches of snow fell. The snow combined with gusty northwest winds (35-45 mph gusts) created extremely hazardous travel with sporadic near-blizzard conditions during the heaviest snowfall. Road conditions deteriorated rapidly during this event. Several accidents oc…

Up to an inch of sleet was reported in Randolph County.

Several rounds of snow beginning the evening of February 14th. The last round of accumulating snow exited Reynolds County by 6 pm on February 15th. Overall, snowfall amounts ranged from 6 to 8 inches.

Up to four inches of rain fell in a short amount of time causing flash flooding. Several roads were flooded around the Ellington area including Highway F leading up to the bridge that crosses Logan Creek, just north of intersection with Highway 106.

Thunderstorm winds blew down several trees and caused minor damage to a barn north of Garwood.

A line of severe storms moved through Reynolds County. There were numerous reports of trees and power lines blown down, especially between Centerville and the county line with Iron County.

Thunderstorm winds blew down several trees around town.