Brown storm history

Thunderstorms developed across Brown County around 2100EST. A rain gauge near Red Oak received 2.4 inches of rain between 2120EST and 2205EST. Flooding started in the Georgetown area around 2140EST, when 6 people were stranded in multiple vehicles along State Route 125 due to rap…

Strong winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour were sustained for several hours. Wind gusts over 60 mph were common. Widespread damage occurred across the region, from trees being blown down on powerlines, to significant crop losses and structural damage.

A spotter in Georgetown measured 5 inches of snow. The CoCoRaHS observer east of Sardinia measured 4.5 inches, and 3.5 inches was measured by another observer southeast of Hamersville.

Both the observer and an EMA measured 4.5 inches in Sardinia. A spotter in Georgetown measured 4 inches.

In Sardinia, 2.8 inches of snow was measured. A spotter in Georgetown measured 2 inches.

Multiple trees were downed on U.S. 52 between Higginsport and Ripley.

Rushing water was reported over Scoffield Road south of Howard Hill Road.

A residential structure on Scoffield Road, just west of Devore Road, sustained water damage with several inches of flowing water and mud moving through living spaces.

Several inches of water was reported to be covering Hamburg Street where it intersects with Governor Street. Some of this water entered a shed and garage on a residential property, causing water damage.

Multiple sections of Rankin Hill Road were washed out, just east of North 2nd Street.

A few trees were downed.

A few trees were downed.

A few power poles were downed.

A few trees were downed in Mount Orab.

High water was rushing across a portion of Garner Road.

In Higginsport, an inch of snow was measured.

The observer in Hamersville measured 2.5 inches of accumulation.

Three miles west of Fayetteville, 9.8 inches of snow was measured.

A spotter reported that 2 inches of snow fell in Georgetown.

Trees and power lines were blown down across the county.

A few trees were downed in the Hamersville area.

Several trees were downed on a property along John Woods Road.

Several large tree branches were downed in the Wahlsburg area.

A house on Oak Street sustained minor roof damage.

A tree was downed.

A tree was downed.

A tree and billboard were blown down along U.S. Route 52.

A tree was downed along U.S. Route 62.

Several large branches were downed.

A few trees were downed.

A tree and large limbs were downed. A fence was also blown over.

Water from Cloverlick Creek was covering part of Liming Van Thompson Road.

A few trees were downed.

A few trees were downed on Blue Sky Park Road.

Apparent temperatures for various locations in and around the county exceeded 105 degrees.

High water was reported on several roads.

Several trees were downed along U.S. 52 in the Ripley area.

Several trees were downed along U.S. 68 in the Chasetown area.

A person was rescued from a vehicle that was stranded in rising water on Eden Road.

A one lane bridge was washed out on Mt Zion Road along the west branch of Bullskin Creek.

A tree was downed onto State Route 125 near Hamersville.

A tree fell onto a house and a car in Ripley.

Several trees were downed along U.S. 50.