Pike storm history

The body of a man was found near his vehicle on Ohio Route 124, near the intersection of Ohio Route 772. The vehicle was found almost 700 feet inside signs placed in the roadway marking the road closed. Water inside the vehicle indicated that is had been at least half submerged i…

Strong winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour were sustained for several hours. Wind 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 EMA in Beaver measured 5 inches of snow.

Based on surrounding observations, over 4 inches of snow fell in the western half of the county.

Four and a half inches of snow was reported by the public in Piketon.

Water was reported over State Route 220, near Waverly High School.

Several trees were downed.

Several trees were downed.

High water was reported on Bobo and Germany Roads near Big Beaver Creek.

High water was reported on State Route 124 near State Route 772.

High water was reported on Chenoweth Fork Road.

Northeast of Waverly, 2.5 inches of snow was measured. South of Waverly, the cooperative observer measured 1.5 inches.

The observer 4 miles northeast of Waverly measured 2.8 inches of snow.

The observer in Waverly measured 6.5 inches of snow.

High water was flowing across Virginia Lane.

The Lake White high pool flooded nearby homes and roads when the flood gate could not be opened due to a power outage.

Numerous trees were downed across western Pike County.

Several trees were downed outside of Waverly along State Route 104.

A few trees were downed at Lake White State Park.

Several trees were downed.

A few trees were downed near the intersection of Grassy Fork Road and Houghland Hill Road.

A few trees were downed along State Route 104 near Jasper.

A tree was downed along Carrs Run Road. Some power lines were also downed in the area.

Southwest of Pike Lake, trees were uprooted and campers were flipped at a campground.

Skidmore Hollow Road was closed due to high water.

Carrs Run Road was closed due to high water.

High water was reported along Red Bridge Road.

Light snow, blowing snow, and bitter wind chills created adverse weather conditions for people traveling and those outside.

Wind chills fell below 25 below zero.

Camp Creek was out of its banks. Water was flowing across Camp Creek Road and entered a residence.

Several trees were downed in Cynthiana.

A roof was blown off of a trailer.

Numerous trees were downed in the Waverly area.

Numerous trees were downed in the Piketon area.

A few trees were downed in the Piketon area.

A few trees were downed in the Waverly area.

High water was covering a roadway in the Pike Lake area.

A few trees were downed.

The observer in Waverly measured 3 inches of snow.

Portions of State Route 124 were closed due to high water. A water rescue was needed for a stranded driver.

State Route 124 was closed near Spicy Lane due to high water.

Two inches of snow and significant ice accumulation in excess of a quarter inch was reported north of Buchanan.

A social media post indicated that 6 inches of snow had fallen east of Elm Grove. Other reports from Waverly and northeast of Idaho showed that 5 inches had fallen there.

A few trees were downed on Beavers Ridge Road.

A few trees and power lines were downed.

A few trees were downed.

High water was reported on several roads, including State Route 124 and Beavers Ridge Road.