Harrison storm history

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Numerous areas experienced flooding across Harrison, Carroll, and Tuscarawas county. One and half to three inches of rain occurred in parts of Eastern Ohio. Two individuals died in flooded cars near swollen creeks. According to a local newspaper: A woman's body was found in her v…

Widespread snow accumulation generally ranging from 6 to 7 inches with the highest total in the county being 7 inches near Deersville.

Report of water covering the road.

Report of water across the road.

A tree fell on a house.

Several trees reported down, while one fell on a car.

Multiple trees were reported down.

Multiple trees were reported down, including one into an Amish buggy.

Multiple trees and power lines were reported down across the county, and 60 roads were closed due to storm damage.

Multiple trees were reported down across the area.

Four inches was reported at Tappan, with 2.5 at Mount Pleasant.

Four inches was reported at Tappan, with 2.5 at Mount Pleasant.

Severe Drought (D2) conditions continued through the month of December with precipitation continuing to run below average, with only minor improvements over central Ohio.

Exceptional Drought continued through the November 26th Drought Monitor update, where it was finally improved to Extreme Drought conditions.

D3 and D4 conditions continued through the county during the month of October.

Extreme Drought (D3) persisted through much of the month, with some expansion to Exceptional Drought conditions.

Severe Drought (D2) continued through the start of August with further deterioration to Extreme Drought (D3) for portions of the county by August 20th.

A tree was downed onto County Road 47 outside Scio.

State Route 800 closed due to flooding.

State Route 646 closed due to flooding.

State Route 331 closed due to flooding.

State Route 151 closed due to flooding.

The Department of Highways reported trees down along State Route 799 at mile marker 5 near Freeport, OH.

The Department of Highways reported trees down along US 250 near Harrisville, OH. Time estimated based on radar.

Based on other counties, an average of 2 inches of snow most likely fell in Harrison County.

A narrow band of 6 to 10 inches of snow occurred the evening of February 16th. Elsewhere, 1-3 inches of snow was measured.

A total of 3.5 inches was reported at Scio.

A funnel cloud was reported over the fire station in Scio, OH.

A tree was down along Trappan-Scio Road and Hanover Ridge Road.

A funnel cloud was spotted by an on-duty deputy near the intersection of Route 151 and Route 212.

Quarter sized hail reported.

Trees down along State Route 9 near New Athens.

Two outbuildings were destroyed and debris lofted 30-40 feet up.

A flash freeze created hazardous travel early Friday, December 23th, with a strong cold front. Temperatures dropped from the mid-40s to the single digits between 3:30am and 6:30am in Harrison County. Precipitation started as rain and quickly switched to snow with the passage of t…

Dangerous wind chills accompanied a low pressure system on December 23th. Lowest wind chill values occurred early afternoon on December 23rd, temperatures were below zero and gusts were 30 to 35mph.

High wind gusts accompanied a strong low pressure system on December 23rd and continue into December 24th. Measured wind gusts across eastern Ohio ranged between 40 to 50mph. Isolated power outages occurred.

A tree was brought down on State Route 151.

Half dollar hail reported.

Quarter sized hail reported.

State Route 800 Northbound was closed due to downed trees on the roadway.

Many large trees reported down by a local emergency manager.

Widespread power outages across the county; numerous trees and power lines down across the county.

OHDOT reported State Route 800 closed due to trees down.

Large tree limbs were blown down.

Multiple trees and utility poles were blown down in the Freeport area.

Four to five inches of snow was reported in Cadiz.

After heavy rain, multiple roads across the county became flooded. One notable example includes SR 331.