Madison storm history

One person was killed when they were ejected from a passenger van during an accident that occurred on both the westbound and eastbound sides of interstate 70 near route 142. Six tractor trailers and at least 25 other vehicles were involved, and the freeway was closed for over 8 h…

A tractor trailer was blown over 2 miles south of Plain City. The trailer was blown onto a pickup truck, whose driver died in the accident.

Dense fog contributed to the crash of a county sheriff's van hauling prisoners and a TruGreen-Chemlawn truck. Fifteen people were injured, of which one injury was serious.

Strong winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour were sustained for several hours. 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.

The observer northeast of London measured 4.9 inches of snow. A spotter located 5 miles east-northeast of Choctaw Lake measured 4 inches.

The observer at the London Fish Hatchery measured 5 inches of snow, as did a spotter located 5 miles east-northeast of Choctaw Lake.

High water was reported along several roads in London.

Large tree branches were downed in the Choctaw Lake area.

Several tree limbs were downed.

Multiple trees were downed.

In Plain City, 3 inches of snow was measured.

North of London, 2 inches of snow was measured.

In Mt. Sterling, 9 inches of snow was measured. Two CoCoRaHS observers around London both measured 6.5 inches, and lesser amounts fell in the northern sections of the county.

A barn door was blown into a field.

Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across the county. The London airport measured a gust to 44 mph.

A few trees were downed near the intersection of U.S. Route 40 and State Route 56.

In Plain City, 6.7 inches of snow was measured. The CoCoRaHS observer north of London measured 4 inches. The highest amounts of snow were located along and north of I-70, with lesser amounts noted in the southern two-thirds of the county.

A tree was downed near the intersection of Junk Road and Yankeetown-Chenoweth Road.

A tree was downed.

The observation from KUYF measured a 58 mph gust of wind.

High water was reported along several roads across the county.

Numerous power outages were the result of trees and power lines being blown down across the county.

The observer northeast of London measured 2.9 inches of snow, while a cooperative observer in London measured 2 inches.

A combination of snow, blowing snow, and bitter wind chills created dangerous conditions for persons traveling and those without sufficient shelter.

Wind chills fell below 25 below zero.

Several trees and power poles were downed. Numerous power outages were reported in West Jefferson.

The roof of a house was damaged.

Numerous trees were downed throughout Madison County.

A tree fell onto U.S. 42.

Trees were blown down, particularly in the London area. A gust to 51 mph was measured at the Madison County airport.

The CoCoRaHS observer 4 miles southwest of Plain City measured an inch of snow.

Numerous roads were closed throughout the county due to high water.

Based on surrounding observations, 6 to 8 inches of snow fell across the county.

The observer in London measured a half inch of snow.

The CoCoRaHS observer southwest of London measured 2.9 inches of snow.

A half inch of snow was reported near London.

A tree fell onto a vehicle near the intersection of Spring Valley Road and State Route 665, leading to one injury.