Jefferson storm history

Snow squalls contributed to a 20 car pile-up on Interstate 80 west of Dubois. 14 passenger vehicles and 6 tractor trailers were involved, with 17 injuries.

Trees were reported down by county officials.

Emergency manager reported flooding throughout the town of Reynoldsville. Major arteries in and out of the town were made impassable. State Route 322 and 950 had several feet of water in spots. Over a dozen homes were evacuated and several car rescues took place. Several roadways…

Widespread snowfall, generally exceeding advisory criteria but falling short of warning criteria, fell across the county with amounts ranging from 3-4 inches and the highest total of 4 inches reported by the Public 4 miles southeast of Brookville.

Widespread snowfall, generally exceeding advisory criteria but falling short of warning criteria, fell across the county with amounts around 3 inches reported 2 miles east of Finleyville.

A tree was reported down on Lost Hill Road.

A tree was reported down down near the Bells Mill bridge.

State official reported Pancoast Road was flooded.

State official reported flooding near Snyder Road and Route 28.

State official reported flooding near Route 322 and Sulgar Road.

State official reported flooding along I-80 near mile marker 80.

The public reported flooding over US-36 near Sigel, PA.

A tree was reported down over the road with power lines blocking the roadway on Route 949. Possible tornado.

A tree was reported down with utility lines across the roadway.

A tree was reported down on US 322 near Spencer Ln.

A tree was downed on to Pennsylvania Avenue.

A treed was downed on to Eddy Road.

Multiple trees were uprooted.

According to poweroutage.us, there were 10,572 customers without power, or about 43 percent of Jefferson County as of 3:11 PM EDT.

A tree was reported to be downed on to a house.

The coldest conditions were noted during the morning of the 22nd. Temperatures dropped as low as -11F, with reported wind chill values as low as -20F on an isolated basis.

A total of 9 inches was repotted at Reynoldsville, with 6 inches reported at Brookeville.

Nine inches of snow was observed in Reynoldsville, PA.

Public reported 9 inches of snow in Reynoldsville, PA.

Public reported 9 inches of snow in Reynoldsville, PA.

Trees and wires were blown down in the vicinity of Brookville.

Trees and wires were downed in Brockway.

Trees down along Waterfall Lane.

Downed trees blocking Interstate 80 on-ramp at exit 86.

KDUJ (Dubois Airport) measured 57 knots.

Trees and powerlines down (including a house) on Main St in Brockway.

Trees and lines down on house in Brockway.

Numerous downed trees reported.

Trees and powerlines down multiple locations near Reynoldsville.

Hail reported by trained spotter.

Hail reported by the public.

Hail reported by a trained spotter.

Hail reported by the public.

Trained spotter reported power lines down.

Gilbert Road closed due to flooding along Clear Run.

An average of 3 inches of snow fell in Jefferson County the day of February 16th.

A storm total of 2 to 4 inches was inferred from reports.

A total of 4.5 inches fell at Punxsatawney.

Snow squall. Road sensor in eastern Jefferson County on I-80 measured less than 1/4 mile visibility.

Measured gusts of up to 51 MPH were noted at DuBois Airport.

Gusts up to 52 MPH were measured at DuBois Airport. A gas station canopy was blown down on to Allegheny Boulevard in Alaska.

Reports ranged from 2 to 3.5 inches. Falls Creek received the higher total.