Forest storm history

A tree was reported down at intersection of Route 899 and Blue Ridge Road.

Utility wires were reported down along Guitonville Road.

According to poweroutage.us, there were 1,918 customers without power, or about 28% of Forest County.

An accumulation of 2.5 inches occurred at Tionesta, with two inches or less elsewhere in the county.

Eleven inches of snow was reported in Marienville, PA.

There was 9.7 inches of snow measured near Marienville, PA.

In Tionesta, PA, 9.5 inches of snow was measured.

A tree was reported down in Hickory Township.

Officials reported a tree down along Bluebird Lane.

Trees were reported down along Dice Run Road and Fox Run Road.

Trees and powerlines were down along German Hill Road and Jug Handle Road.

Trees down along Balltown road.

A total of 3.5 inches of snow was reported 7 miles SSE of Tionesta.

An average of 2 inches of snow fell across Forest County.

Two to four inches fell in the county.

A total of six inches fell at Tionesta, while a location near Marienville received 4.3 inches.

An accumulation of 2.5 inches occurred at Kellettville, and 2.1 inches was reported at Cooksburg.

Convective snow showers the evening of December 18th caused 1 to 2 inches of snow in portions of western PA.

Trees and power lines were reported to be down along Route 66.

Trees and power lines were downed along Route 899.

In Jenks Township, a tree was reported down on Job Corps Road.

On Greenwood Road, a tree was downed.

Trees and lines down in Harmony Township.

Trees down on several roads around Marienvile, PA.

An observer near Tionesta recorded a total of 4.7 inches of snow, while Marienville got 4.6 inches. Other 3 to 4 inch reports were also received.

One to 1.5 inches of snow was reported in the Tionesta area.

A total of 2.6 inches was recorded at Marienville, and 2.3 inches fell at Tionesta.

Around two inches of snow was reported near Starr. A trace of icing was also seen here as well.

Near Tionesta, 4.3 inches of snow was reported, while Marienville got 3.6 inches.

Dangerous wind chills accompanied a low pressure system on December 23th. Lowest wind chill values occurred early afternoon on December 23rd, temperatures were below zero and gusts were 30 to 35mph. Minimum wind chill values across western PA were near -30F.

A flash freeze created hazardous travel early Friday, December 23th, with a strong cold front. Temperatures dropped from the mid-40s to the single digits between 7:00am and 10am in Forest County. Precipitation started as rain and quickly switched to snow with the passage of the f…

High wind gusts accompanied a strong low pressure system on December 23rd and continue into December 24th. Measured wind gusts across western PA ranged between 40 to 50mph, sustain winds exceed 30mph. Isolated power outages occurred.

Multiple reports of ice, up to two tenths of an inch, across Forest County in the morning/early afternoon of December 15th.

Two to three inches of snow were reported, with reports coming from near Marienville and near Tionesta.

Tree down at the intersection of SR36 and Dory Carson Road.

A tree was blown down on to power lines.

Near Blue Jay Creek Road and State Route 66, trees were blown down on to power lines.

Trees were blown down on to a power line.

A 911 Call Center reported a few tree down.

Multiple trees down in Howe Township.

Two trees reported down in West Hickory.

Multiple trees down in Howe Township.

A few trees were blown down in the western part of the county. Around 600 customers lost power for a time.

Two and half to four and half inches of snow fell across Forest County between the afternoon of April 18th to the morning of April 19th.

Reports of 5.5 inches of snow were received from near Tionesta and Marienville.