Fulton storm history

At least 59 structures and 18 vehicles were damaged or destroyed at Pine Lake Campground due to downed trees from thunderstorm winds. An estimated 200 trees fell at the campground and 8 people were injured due to being struck by downed trees and limbs. Every electrical wire at th…

A tree was downed southwest of Johnstown along New York Route 334.

A member of the public reported via Facebook that a tree had been knocked down on Noonan Road in Fort Johnson, blocking one lane. This occurred as a result of an outflow boundary in the wake of a thunderstorm.

A local 911 call center reported a tree down on a house in Groversville in Fulton County.

A local 911 call center reported multiple trees down across Route 10A, making the road impassable.

A local 911 call center reported the shut down of Main Street in Broadalbin due to down trees and wires.

A large tree limb fell onto wires on the corner of Grand and West Street in Gloversville knocking out power to the area.

Trees were downed at the intersection of County Highway 116 and Route 67 at Kecks Center in Johnstown.

A large tree limb was downed on a power line resulting in smoke coming from the line.

Several trees were downed in Broadalbin.

Multiple trees and wires were reported down across the southern and eastern portions of Fulton County.

Two large trees were downed in Northville.

The Broadalbin Baptist Church was struck by lightning causing some damage to the steeple and some of the electrical equipment.

A tree was downed in Northville.

A tree was reported down in Northampton.

Several roads within the cities of Gloversville and Johnstown were closed due to flooding along with some basement flooding.

Flooding of the Mayfield Creek caused damage to a bridge along Riceville Road in the Village of Mayfield.

South Shore Road between Fayville Road and Northville Road was closed near the Town of Providence due to a landslide.

Trees were downed on wires in the Town of Oppenheim.

A 65 mph wind gust was recorded at the New York State Mesonet near Oppenheim.

Trees were downed on wires in the Town of Ephratah.

Widespread tree damage was observed in the Town of Caroga. Damage consisted of many medium to large size branches along with two downed trees.

Multiple trees and branches were downed around the City of Johnstown. Large branches were downed along with a trampoline blown onto Route 29 near Earl Street. Two trees were snapped on Route 29, one near West Green Street and another near Hall Avenue.

A home suffered siding and gutter damage along with large tree limbs downed at Hagman Road and Route 107 near Perth.

A tree was downed in the City of Johnstown.

Primary wires were downed resulting in a fire on State Route 29A near Gloversville.

Trees and wires were downed in Johnstown.

A tree was downed onto a house near the intersection of 5th Avenue and Helwig Street.

Trees were downed along Route 67 associated with a gust front ahead of thunderstorms.

A tree was downed.

Trees and wires were downed.

Trees were reported down in the Stratford area.

A large pine tree was downed blocking Red School House Road.

Trees and wires were downed on Beech Street.

Trees were downed across Fifth Avenue.

Several large trees were snapped and uprooted on Simpson Street.

A large tree was downed across a driveway atop two cars.

A tree was downed.

A tree was downed.

Route 10 was closed between Route 29A in Caroga Lake to Arietta due to flooding.

Route 111 was closed in the town of Caroga due to a downed tree.

A tree was downed on Route 30 between Mayfield and Northville.

Multiple trees were downed with damage to a barn.

Three medium sized branches were downed.

A tree was downed onto wires.