Moore storm history

A combination of light snow and then later light sleet resulted in a half of an inch to an inch across the county. Low level temperatures warmed later in the event, with around three quarters of an inch of freezing rain occurring. A 73 year old male died of hypothermia on the mor…

Wind chill temperatures dropped as low as 4 below zero.

Wind chill temperatures dropped as low as 3 below zero.

Areas of freezing drizzle moved in during the late afternoon and evening of the 25th. This precipitation changed to light snow and flurries during the overnight hours and ended during the late morning of the 26th. An additional light glaze of ice and fluffy snow accumulation of a…

Intermittent sleet changed to freezing rain during the morning hours. A light glaze of ice was reported.

Trees were reported down at the intersection of Damron road and Tanyard Hill Road.

Trees were reported down on N Cumberland Springs road.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of Cobb Hollow road and Price Hollow road.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of County Line road and highway 82.

Trees were reported down on Lost Creek road.

Trees were reported down on Marble Hill road near a campsite.

Trees were reported down on Andy Anderson road.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of Hurricane Creek road and Shelton road.

Wind chill values dropped into the zero to 5 degrees above zero range.

Wind chill values dropped into the -1 to 5 range.

Temperatures dropped below freezing and reached as low as the upper teens to lower 20s.

Six to eight inches of water reported over Damron Road on Winchester Highway. Road is barricaded.

Six to eight inches of water covering Henshaw Road at Winchester Highway. Road is barricaded.

Heat index values peaked at 105 degrees during the afternoon hours on the 28th.

The heat index briefly reached as high as 105 degrees.

A tree was knocked down on Harry Hill Road. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down on Hurricane Creek road. Time was estimated from radar data.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

A tree was uprooted along Main Street in Lynchburg.

A tree was knocked down. Time estimated by radar.

Quarter size hail was reported at this location.

Ping pong size hail was reported at this location.

A tree was reported down at Cobb Hollow road and Hurricane Creek road.

Up to just over one inch of snow fell across the county.

A tree was knocked down on Booneville Highway.

Trees were knocked down on Lynchburg Highway between Lynchburg and Tullahoma.

Severe Drought conditions linger in NWS Huntsville's CWA, including Lincoln, Franklin, and Moore Counties.

Extreme Drought conditions linger in NWS Huntsville's CWA, including Lincoln, Franklin, and Moore Counties.

The wind chill and/or temperature was at or below +5 during this period.

The wind chill was as low as -8 during this period.

The wind chill and/or temperature was as low as +3 during this period.

The wind chill was at or below +5 during this period.

Snowfall of 1.9 inches was reported in Lynchburg.

Extreme Drought conditions linger in all 3 of the Tennessee Counties in NWS Huntsville's CWA, including Lincoln, Franklin, and Moore Counties. Conditions were briefly removed for the week of the 21st, but were brought back and lingered through the end of the month.

Severe Drought conditions linger in all 3 of the Tennessee Counties in NWS Huntsville's CWA, including Lincoln, Franklin, and Moore Counties.

From October, Extreme Drought (D3) Conditions expanded for portions of North Central Alabama and portions of Southern Middle Tennessee, lingering through the end of the month of November. This includes: Lincoln and Moore Counties in Tennessee.

Severe Drought (D2) Conditions lingered into November for much of the area thanks to less than normal rainfall. In Southern Middle Tennessee: Franklin, Lincoln, and Moore Counties.

Severe Drought (D2) conditions continue from September and linger throughout the month of October for Moore County.

A tree was reported down at 216 Ashley road. Time was estimated from radar.