Scotland storm history

The COOP Observer near Memphis reported 9.5 inches of snow.

Trees were reported blown down.

Report of damage to an awning and shingles blown off a roof was received.

Trained spotter reports ranged from 3.8 inches 2 miles northwest of Rutledge to 4.0 inches 4 miles north of Sand Hill.

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.

The time was estimated from radar data.

Estimated 60 to 65 mph winds. The time was estimated from radar data.

Estimated golf ball size hail for around 8 minutes.

Hail continued to fall near Sand Hill and Rutledge Missouri for around a half hour total. The time was estimated from radar data.

The same storm that produced golf ball size hail earlier, produced more golf ball size hail again.

A tree was reported down in Memphis. The time of this event was estimated using radar.

A member of the public reported many tree limbs down. The time of the event was estimated using radar.

A trained spotter reported several tree limbs down that were 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter.

Large tree blown down over Highway 15. In addition, a portable shed was blown from parking lot of store, onto the highway, where it was hit by a truck and destroyed. Photos sent confirming damage, and time estimated from radar data.

Time estimated by radar.

Wind damage to sheds, houses and trees also relayed.

The time was estimated from radar data.

Strong winds in Memphis led to power outages.

Shed roof panel blown off, and large tree limbs blown down.

Widespread heavy snow on January 8 and 9, with between 8 to 10 inches common throughout the county. The local COOP Observer in Memphis measured a storm total snow of 10 inches.

Law Enforcement report that Route T near Bible Grove was washed out.

The Emergency Manager reported washed out gravel roads 6 miles north of Kilwinning.

A partially rotted tree was blown down, with several small trees blown down. Damage was inconclusive for a tornado.

Winds estimated at 60 to 70 mph, with zero visibility.

A trained spotter reported snowfall accumulations of 0.8 inches 3 miles east northeast of Charlie Heath Memorial Park . The COOP Observer in Memphis reported a dusting of snow. Winds increased significantly with gusts across the region ranging from 40 to 50 MPH after the snow fel…

A law enforcement officer reports that thunderstorm wind gusts damaged a car port. They also reported that very little to no rain occurred at the time of the wind gust which may have been a microburst. The time of the event was estimated using radar.

Spotter, COOP, and public reports of 4-7 inches of snow fell across portions of Scotland 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 7 inches in Memphis.

Spotter, COOP, and public reports of 4-6 inches of snow fell across portions of Scotland County. Blowing and drifting snow continued to cause problems on roads after plowing, lasting into January 2nd. The COOP observer in Memphis reported a storm total snow of 6.3 inches.

Scotland County Sheriff's Office reported a semi-truck driver that called in water washed over the road along Highway 15 S, south of Memphis. The water was deep enough that the driver was pushed around by the water and said a normal car would not be able to pass through. The sher…

Rainfall total of 2.5 inches from the storm.

Nickel size hail was reported.

One tree was blown down.

The COOP observer in Memphis reported 3.0 inches.

Trained spotters reported trees blown down in Memphis due to outflow winds ahead of the storms.

A tree was blown down onto a vacant house and barn doors were blown in.

Snowfall reports ranged from 5.0 inches from the COOP Observer in Memphis to a public report 6.3 inches 3 miles west northwest of Hitt.

A COOP Observer near Memphis reported 2.8 inches of snow.

Hail lasted 1 to 2 minutes.

The Sheriff's Office reported that several trees were down on roadways in Bible Grove.

Water was reported over country roads due to the tremendous rainfall and consecutive rain events.