Perry storm history

Numerous large branches and trees fell across Perry County. Over 10,000 customers lost electricity. One shelter was set up in Crooksville High School in which 28 people stayed overnight. Fire houses were used as cooling stations and also to feed citizens. Some private stores gave…

High water was observed across State Route 256 near State Route 13.

High water issues arose along State Route 204 near Glass Rock Road near the community of Chalfants.

High water was observed over State Route 37 near the intersection with Flag Dale Road.

Water was observed over Township Road 224 in two separate locations.

Multiple trees were blown down onto lines along State Route 93 near Portie-Flamingo Road.

In Somerset, a tree was blown down on State Route 757. Another downed tree was observed blocking a lane of Township Road 45 outside the town limits of Somerset.

High water was observed across Mill Street in Crooksville and State Route 93 near Roseville.

In New Lexington, a large tree was blown down onto Township Road 213.

A tree was blown down near the intersection of Township Road 235 and Marietta Road in Crossenville.

Outside of New Straitsville, a downed tree was observed across both lanes of State Route 595.

In Corning, a tree was blown down along Township Road 291 SE.

West Branch Sunday Creek exceeded its banks and flooded several roads in the local communities, the first floor of a couple homes, and a church. Water spilled onto Route 312 at the Fairfield and Perry County line. Portions of State Route 668 were closed due to flooding.

Water washed tree debris across the road and down a hillside into a pond on the property of a home in Maxwell. A boat dock on the pond, kayak, and trash bin were also washed out.

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

Downed trees and power lines resulted in over 400 customers in the Bristol area to be without power for a period of time.

Over 500 customers in and around the area of Moxahala were without power due to downed trees and power lines.

State Route 155 was closed at Congo Road due to flooding.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down around Junction City.

A few downed trees in the New Lexington area fell onto local homes. Substantial power outages were observed in the county as a result of downed trees and power lines.

In New Lexington, tree damage was observed along State Route 37. Strong winds also caused nearby outdoor furniture and a trestle of a home to flip over.

Multiple trees and power lines were blown down in the Junction City and Somerset areas.

Trees were blown down across Logan Street.

A tree was knocked down on Griggs Road.

A tree was blown down onto Comly Street in Corning.

In Thornville, multiple trees were blown down within the town.