Holmes storm history

High winds associated with the remnants of Hurricane Ike began late in the afternoon of September 14th and then continued through much of the evening. Wind gusts were estimated to be as much as 60 mph. Damage in the county was extensive with thousands of trees and many utility po…

Heavy rain producing thunderstorms affected Holmes County County during the late evening hours of August 20th and early morning hours of August 21st. Rainfall totals from across the county included: 4.30 inches at Nashville; 3.74 inches at Millersburg; 3.08 inches at Holmesville …

Heavy thunderstorm rains fell on the northwestern corner of Holmes County during the late afternoon and early evening hours of July 10th. Rainfall rates with these storms were in excess of three inches per hour. Automated gages measured storm totals of 6.52 inches in Nashville an…

Another round of heavy rain producing thunderstorms moved across Holmes County late on June 16th and early on the 17th. Spotters near Berlin measured two inches of rain between 11 p.m. and midnight with storm totals of four to five inches. This rain combined with ground already s…

Township Road 510 washed out due to flash flooding. Radar estimated 2 to 2.5 inches of rainfall in about 45 minutes, which equates to about a 75 year recurrence interval.

Downed trees blocked Holmes County Roads 330 and 51, about three-miles southwest of Shreve.

Hail up to quarter-size in Charm.

Hail up to quarter-size in Berlin.

Downed tree and tree limbs damaged a house's roof in the Lake Buckhorn community several miles SSE of Millersburg.

Hail up to quarter-size near the intersection of County Roads 320 and 333, about three-miles southwest of Holmesville.

Several tree limbs downed in Millersburg. This straight-line convective wind damage was generated by outflow-dominant thunderstorms well to the north.

Two trees downed along Township Roads 25 and 29, about 0.40-miles SSE of Glenmont.

Tree downed in Big Prairie.

Tree downed along Township Road 222, about two-miles NNW of Glenmont.

Tree downed in Millersburg.

Tree downed in Killbuck.

Hail up to quarter-size at Black Diamond Golf Course about four-miles SSE of Millersburg.

Tree downed in Nashville.

Tree downed about four-miles north of Nashville.

Large tree downed four-miles NNW of Nashville.

Several trees downed in Glenmont.

Several trees downed in Millersburg.

Partial roof removal at residence at intersection of OH-241 and County Road 77 about 1.5-miles north of Mt. Hope.

An Arctic cold front swept through the area around 1 AM December 23rd. Low pressure along this front tracked over Lake Erie early in the morning on December 23rd and rapidly intensified through the day while slowly lifting northeast across Ontario. With the frontal passage rain c…

Wind chills plunged below 0 around 5 AM December 23rd and did not warm above 0 until late in the evening December 25th. A minimum wind chill of -34F was reported at 11:55 AM December 23rd at Holmes County Regional Airport. A number of burst pipes were reported across northern and…

Several small trees downed in southwestern Holmes County, just east of Brinkhaven.

Numerous trees downed in northeastern Holmes County, NNE of Mt. Hope.

Several large trees downed about three-miles NNW of Killbuck. One damaged a deck and another crushed a car.

Numerous trees downed about one-mile southwest of Millersburg.

Substantial tree damage at Skyview Ranch Christian Camp, about two-miles northeast of Millersburg. Numerous trees downed. Some crushed cars, damaged buildings, and blocked the only two ways into and out of camp.

Trees uprooted and metal roof blown-off building in Berlin.

Extensive damage to trees and power poles in Holmesville. Trees fell onto several homes, but there were no reports of structural damage.

Penny-size hail in Glenmont.

A prolonged winter storm occurred February 3rd and 4th, 2022 as multiple waves of low pressure tracked along a slow moving cold front. Rain changed to a mix of mainly sleet and some freezing rain during the early morning hours of February 3rd as temperatures fell below freezing. …

Snow began during the evening hours of January 16, quickly increasing in intensity during the overnight hours. Many locations woke up to a foot or more of snow on the morning of January 17, causing impassable roads across the area. Total snowfall for the event in Holmes County ra…

Trees and wires downed in Glenmont and about three-miles west of Killbuck.

Trees down about one-mile southwest of Glenmont.

Tree damage in Millersburg and a separate tree down one-mile ENE of Millersburg.

Tree down along TR 451 near OH Route 60 in Holmes County, about three-miles ESE of Loudonville.

Tree down across Holmes County Road 75, about three-miles west of Glenmont.

Minor flooding on the Killbuck Creek which crested at 16.6 feet, inundated multiple roads in the Killbuck area. Water Street, County roads 88, 621 and 53, County Road 200 between state Route 241 and U.S. Route 62 were flooded.

West Holmes Schools in Millersburg closed due to power outages and downed trees.