Warren storm history

High water was reported in the Waynesville area. An 11 year old boy was killed when he fell into a flooded ditch. M11IW.

A man jumped into the Little Miami River in Morrow after fleeing a house fire. He was swept away and killed (indirect fatality) as the river was running very high from earlier heavy rainfall.

A 72 year old woman drove her car into the Little Miami River from a parking area along Cold Springs Road. The woman was pulled from the car by rescuers but was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A 72 year old woman drove her car into the Little Miami River from a parking area along Cold Springs Road. The woman was pulled from the car by rescuers but was later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A 35 year old man was struck by lightning and died while fishing at Cozzadale Campgrounds.

Snow squalls in the region caused whiteout conditions, resulting in a 52 car pileup on I-75 between Cincinnati and Dayton. The accident occurred between the Middletown and Monroe exits and injured 10 people.

Strong winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour were sustained for several hours. A gust to 78 mph was measured in Lebanon. Widespread damage occurred across the region, from trees being blown down on powerlines, to significant crop losses and structural damage. One person suffered a spi…

An intense microburst caused extensive damage to homes and businesses across the southern part of the county. Several buildings sustained major damage along Mason-Montgomery Road. Up to fifty windows were blown out at Kings Junior High School. Portions of the roof were damaged an…

Extensive hail damage to homes, cars and businesses occurred across the southern part of the county from Twenty Mile Stand, through Maineville to near Morrow and Pleasant Plain.

Persistent heavy rainfall caused county creeks and streams to flood across roads. A section of State Route 350 was washed out by the high water. One hundred fifty people were evacuated from the banks of Turtle Creek while a total of 210 were evacuated across the county. Seventy h…

A few power lines were downed near Kings Mills Road.

A NWS employee 2 miles east of Mason measured 6.3 inches of snow. A spotter 3 miles west of Landen measured 6.2 inches of snow, and the CoCoRaHS observer 2 miles south-southeast of Maineville measured 5.6 inches of snow.

A report of 5.8 inches of snow came from west of Mason. A NWS employee and a CoCoRaHS observer east of Lebanon recorded 5.5 inches. Another NWS employee south of Mason measured 5.5 inches.

A report from Waynesville showed that 4 inches of snow accumulated there. Another from Springboro had 2.8 inches, while a spotter near Mason measured 1.3 inches. Only the far northeast corner of the county had more than 3 inches of snow.

Multiple trees were downed across Harlan Township.

Water was flowing across properties along McIntire Road.

Water was flowing through Thomas Ireland Smith Farm with much of the property inundated, causing minor damage to barns, stables, and outhouses.

Rushing water was reported over Zoar Road between Nunner Road and Plumstead Lane. The road was closed by the fire department.

Water was rushing over Morrow-Woodville Road west of Gheils Carroll Road.

Rushing water was reported over Stephens Road at Village Green Parkway.

Water was reported to be rushing out of a pond on the west side of Morrow Rossburg Road.

Water was reported to be flowing across U.S. Route 22 at the intersection with Stubbs Mills Road.

Water was rushing over Mounts Road along Salt Run.

Water was reported to be rushing over the intersection of Mulberry Street and Broadway Street.

Rushing water was reported over Morrow-Cozaddale Road, in between Ludum Road and U.S. Route 22.

Stubbs Mills Road was covered by high water.

The parking lot of Valley Vineyards was under eight to ten inches of water.

High water was reported over the roundabout on Morrow-Cozaddale Road in between the two school buildings.

A tree was downed near the Little Miami River.

A roof was pulled from a shed by strong winds.

A few trees were downed.

High water was reported on State Route 132 at the intersection of Osceola Road.

Multiple roads were closed due to flash flooding in Harlan Township.

Water was rushing over Volkerding Road west of Achterman Road.

A road was partially washed out.

Stubbs Mills Road was closed north of U.S. Route 22 due to high water.

A large tree was downed.

A pine tree had its top snapped off and several large branches were downed.

A dozen trees were downed, along with some fencing, in the 7000 block of Old Stage Road.

Several large branches were downed.