Trumbull storm history

Thunderstorms dumped two to four inches of rain on portions of Trumbull County during the afternoon hours. The most severe flooding occurred in Warren, Howland, Braceville and Brookfield Townships with many evacuations reported. 2.71 inches of rain fell in Southington by 2 p.m wi…

Trees were downed in the recreational area. A man drowned on the reservoir when his boat overturned in the high winds.

A large tree fell on a house causing significant damage.

Kinsman Lake in northern Trumbull County saw an estimated 5 to 6 inches of rainfall during the early morning hours of the 20th. A Flash Flood Warning was issued at 741 AM on the morning of the 20th due to an increase in rainfall rates peaking between 7 and 715 am around 4 inches …

The flash flooding on August 8th put most of the Newton Falls Community Park under water along with several homes and businesses. State Route 534 along with several other roads were closed including Crossroads with Warren Ravenna Road, Taft Avenue and Wilson Avenue, had water sta…

High winds associated with the remnants of Hurricane Ike began during the early evening hours of September 14th and continued through late evening. A peak measured gust of 61 mph was measured by an automated sensor at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport at 8:36 PM EDT. Damage …

Snow began across the area during the morning hours of the 7th and continued through the day. During the afternoon hours, snow was light to moderate with visibilities dropping down to a half mile or less at times. The snow tapered to flurries during the evening hours of the 7th, …

Heavy rains associated with the remnants of Tropical Storm Frances caused extensive flooding in Trumbull County. The worst flooding was reported in the eastern and central sections of the of the county where up to four inches of rainfall had fallen by late evening on September 8t…

Thunderstorms dumped two to three inches of rain on southern Trumbull County during the evening hours. Rainfall rates of nearly two inches per hour were reported. With the ground still saturated from flooding the previous week, small streams and creeks in the county quickly rose …

Heavy thunderstorm rains on the 21st caused the Mahoning River to go into flood. At Leavittsburg, the river went into flood around midnight on the 22nd and crested at 17.16 feet during the early morning hours of the 23rd. The river went back below the flood stage of 10 feet at 7 …

Heavy thunderstorm rains fell on Trumbull County during the evening hours. This was the second round of heavy precipitation during the day. The southern portion of the county experienced devastating flooding. As much as seven inches of rain was reported on the 21st with the south…

Following a strong cold front that crossed on November 26th, much colder air flowed in and allowed significant lake-effect snow to develop. This snow was initially carried into western New York by southwest winds, but gradually shifted south and west into the snowbelt region of N…

Low pressure moved through the region on November 9th, before shifting east into New England and lingering through the 10th and 11th. A period of synoptic snow associated with the low pressure occurred late November 9th into early November 10th with some light accumulations of un…

A creek overflowed its banks near the intersection of Salt Springs Road and Niles Carver Road, flooding and closing the roadway. Radar estimated rainfall of 2 to 2.75 inches fell in an hour, equating to a 150 year recurrence interval.

Tree downed about one-mile NNW of West Hill.

Tree downed about one-mile north of West Hill.

The Youngstown Airport ASOS recorded a peak straight-line convective wind gust of 58-mph from a thunderstorm.

Two trees downed in Girard.

Flash flooding in northern Trumbull County. 12 to 18 inches of water completely covering Painesville Warren State Road between Leiby Osborne Road and Doty East Road from an overflowing creek. Berm and part of road washed out at Hoffman Norton Road near County Line Turnpike Road i…

Behind a cold front that crossed early in the morning on January 3, 2025, west-northwest winds ushered in colder air across Lake Erie, setting up another round of lake effect snow showers and squalls across northeastern Ohio. The lake effect activity was most intense from midday …

Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport reported a 59 MPH wind gust at 843 PM. Some downed trees and power-lines were reported across the area with power outages into the thousands across the county.

An arctic cold front blasted through Northeastern Ohio shortly after midnight December 5th. A band of snow squalls accompanied this front, with wind gusts over 40 MPH measured. Youngstown Warren Regional Airport reported a 45 MPH wind gust and distant lightning with this snow squ…

Tree fell in Bezetta Township, about three-miles WSW of Cortland.

Tree downed in Cortland.

Numerous trees downed along North River Road in Warren, between OH Routes 45 and 82.

Numerous large tree limbs downed about one-mile NNE of Howland Center.

Trees uprooted in Champion Heights and additional tree downed about two-miles northeast of Champion Heights.

Numerous trees downed in Kinsman.

Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport ASOS recorded a peak convective wind gust of 59-mph from a thunderstorm.

Trees uprooted on the NNE side of Greene.

Numerous trees downed in Gustavus.

Trees downed in North Bloomfield.

Numerous trees downed in Mecca.

Trees downed in Farmdale.

Trees downed along OH Route 87, between North Park Ave and OH Route 46. This damage occurred between North Bloomfield and Greene.

Tree downed in Mecca.

Tree downed in Kinsman.

Widespread street flooding across Hubbard, including Myron Street, Grace Street, and East Park Avenue. Reports of several basements flooded as well. Radar estimated 2-3 inches of rainfall in a 90-120 minute period.

Street flooding on Saul Drive in Hubbard, with a car becoming stranded in several foot deep flood waters. Radar estimated 2-3 inches of rainfall in a 90-120 minute period.

Reports from emergency manager and photos via broadcast media and social media of roadway flooding, with water flowing across a few portions of US-62 near Interstate 80. The eastbound ramp from Interstate 80 to US-62 was closed. Radar estimated 2-3 inches of rainfall in a 90-120 …

Four trees had their tops snapped-off near 422 Auto Wrecking near U.S. Route 422 and OH Route 82 in the Leavittsburg area.

Large tree limbs downed in Cortland.