Crook storm history

A trained spotter reported 4 large trees toppled in their neighborhood, with power having also gone out around 7:50pm on July 16th.

A trained spotter reported 0.88in hail at 1556L.

A Cocorahs station reported that heavy rainfall from training thunderstorms between 1700 to 1800 PDT resulted in localized flooding of fields and roads, with minor debris was left behind from receding flood waters. Relayed via a public internet community board, there were several…

A trained spotter in Crook county, OR reported quarter sized hail and that there had been damage to Aluminum siding.

Thirty foot tall tree blown down.

Hail covering the ground with standing water on some flood prone roadways.

House flooded with 4 feet of water in basement. Time estimated from radar.

Slow moving thunderstorm with heavy rain and small hail resulted in flash flood. Flooding washed out portion of the road near Shumway and Busset.

Dime sized hail and torrential rain.

Lightning started a house fire. Approx damage to house when fire was put out was around 100,000 dollars.

Hail accompanied by wind gust to 40 mph.

Ice jams which plugged culverts combined with rainfall and melting snow caused flooding. This prompted the closure of Conant Basin Road near Post and also Juniper Canyon Road.

Six to eight inch diameter tree branches were blown down across power lines causing power outage to southwest part of Prineville.

Two inch diameter tree limbs blown down. Tree limb 1 foot in diameter also blown down.

Hail 3/4 inch to 1 inch fell for 15 minutes.

Water covering the road at the entrance to Prineville due to heavy rainfall.

Large hail reported near Prineville Reservoir State Park.

Reported by Prineville Police Department.

Hail size between dime and quarter size.

Golfball hail near Roberts.

Quarter sized hail producing dents in car.