Morgan storm history

Roads were flooded, but damage to dwellings was minimal. Two brothers from Athens County died while on a fishing trip. Their flooded vehicle was found along the East Branch of Sunday Creek above Burr Oak Reservoir. Apparently, they drove into the high water at night, during the e…

A downed tree in the Neelysville area resulted in local power outages.

A tree was blown down along Buttermilk Hill Road northwest of Malta.

In the community of Chesterhill, a tree was blown down along Buckeye Ridge Road. In addition, several trees were blown down along Route 266 in Stockport.

Multiple downed trees and power lines in the community of Pennsville resulted in over 260 homes to be without power.

Power outages occurred for residents along Smith Run Road due to downed trees and power lines.

A downed tree was observed along County Route 15 and East Branch Road near Corning.

Multiple downed trees and power lines were observed in the McConnelsville area.

The Muskingum River at McConnelsville briefly rose to a crest of around 11 feet on the morning of April 6th.

State Route 78 was closed from Ray Lane to Unionville Road due to flooding.

A tree was blown down on Border School Road near the Mt. Zion Cemetery.

A tree was blown down on Route 376 outside of McConnelsville.

A couple of trees were blown down north of McConnelsville.

Power outages were observed in the area of Durant due to downed trees and power lines.

Two trees were blown down on local roads between Stockport and McConnelsville.

Two trees were blown down around the town of Malta.

Several trees were blown down along West Lemon Hill Road.

Trees and power lines were blown down along Route 60 in Malta.

In the Mergs township, trees were knocked down along Fred Mummy Road.

A tree fell down onto a power line on Bald Eagle Road in Hooksburg.

A large tree was blown down at the State Garage, blocking part of State Route 669 near the Muskingum County line. Another tree was downed outside the town of Crooksville.

Flooding led to road closures on sections of State Routes 60 and 376.

State Route 78 was closed from flooding between Gerlach Road to 0.4 miles beyond Meigs Creek Road.

The Muskingum River gauge at McConnelsville rose above its flood stage on the afternoon of April 2nd. The river eventually crested to around 13 feet the next morning, and then returned below flood stage the morning of the 4th. Several homes and businesses in the McConnelsville ob…

A tree fell on a vehicle in Malta Hill.