Sullivan storm history

Multiple large trees were blown down. A tree that was blown over hit a vehicle traveling on Shady View Road near Kingsport, killing a woman.

A power pole was broken in two by severe thunderstorm wind gusts, as well as several large tree branches and a few shingles off a nearby roof.

Several powerlines were blown down by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

Several trees were downed onto powerlines by severe thunderstorm winds.

Reports of water rising into yards and flowing under some mobile homes.

Water running high through yards and is coming up into some houses. Photos were provided.

Water covering roads in the area after recent heavy rainfall during the morning hours. Water over Broyles Lane in Bristol.

Flooding reported on Weaver Pike near intersections at Bristol Heights Road and also Bellebrook Road. Reports of 8 to 10 inches of water over the road there, with flood waters going into Bristol Heights Estates mobile home park. Also flooding on nearby Ratheon Road noted.

The Scannerfood Facebook page relayed a report of shed collapsing due to floodwaters.

Social media reports and pictures showed that several roads in and around Kingsport, including Lynn Garden, Sullivan Street, Stone Drive, Lomax Street, and Riverport Road, had water over them.

The Scannerfood Facebook page relayed pictures of Buncombe Road in Blountville being closed by high water over the roadway.

Several trees were blown down in Bristol by severe thunderstorm downburst winds. These trees were scattered about the city, not concentrated in one area.

Several trees were felled by powerful thunderstorm wind gusts. At 9:13 PM EDT, the Tri-Cities Regional Airport recorded a 54 mph gust during the storm passage.

Two bouts of snow led to light snowfall accumulations across Sullivan County. A CoCoRaHS observer recorded 3.5 inches of snow near Oak Grove, another CoCoRaHS observer reported 2 inches of snow in Blountville, the public reported 3 inches of snow near South Holston Dam, 3 inches …

A tree fell on a car in northern Kingsport after being blown down by powerful thunderstorm winds.

A few trees were blown down by powerful thunderstorm wind gusts.

Morning snow followed by afternoon and evening snow bands led to light snow accumulations across Sullivan. Social media reports included 2.5 inches of snow and 3 inches of snow near South Holston Dam, and 1.5 inches of snow in Bristol.

Light snow interrupted at times by wintry mix fell across Sullivan County, with a trained spotter near Bristol reporting a light glaze of ice along with 3.2 inches of snow. Kingsport and Blountville both reported 2 inches of snow, and Gray received 1.6 inches of snow.

A light snow that began in the morning transitioned to wintry mix by the early afternoon before entering a lull until the evening hours. Highest snowfall report was 1.2 inches in Bristol with a light glaze of ice. 0.9 inches of snow was reported in Bluff City, 0.5 inches of snow …

The KTRI Tri-Cities Regional Airport ASOS recorded a 58 mph non-thunderstorm wind gust. An hour prior, wind gusts in the upper 40s were recorded at the airport at the same time reports were received of damage to unknown outdoor objects and smaller tree branches being broken by th…

One inch of snowfall fell in Bristol.

Official snowfall at the Tri-Cities Regional Airport was 1.1 inches of snowfall. A public report from Gray was also 1.1 inches of snow.

A light but persistent snowfall event led to snow up to 1 inch being measured in Bristol. Elsewhere, a half inch was recorded in Blountville by both a CoCoRaHS observer and another social media report.

A severe prolonged non-thunderstorm wind event from Helene wrecked havoc across Sullivan County, with dispatch noting an early estimate of a thousand trees being felled by winds that were up to an estimated 80 mph, primarily at higher elevations. In addition, reports from the pub…

Flooding observed between Kingsport and Blountville, as creeks were flooding yards and roadways.

Concurrent to a public report of one inch hail, a trained spotter reported a measured 55 mph wind gust along with small to medium broken tree branches. Both events occurred in Bloomingdale.

Four trees were blown down by severe thunderstorm straight line winds in Blountville.

A power pole was broken by severe thunderstorm straight line winds near Highway 11W and Seneker Lane.

The ASOS weather station at Tri-Cities Regional Airport recorded a 59 mph gust during a severe thunderstorm.

A half dozen trees were felled by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

A snow sleet mix resulted in a half inch of snowfall in Gray, Tennessee.

Heavy snow fell across Sullivan County throughout the event. A trained spotter in Mount Carmel reported 6.1 inches of snow, public reports of 4.5 inches came in from Colonial Heights and Blountville, 5.2 inches in Kingsport, and another trained spotter report of 5.8 inches outsid…

A few trees were blown down by severe thunderstorm winds.

Several trees blown down along the road by severe thunderstorm winds.

Multiple powerlines and traffic stoplights blown down by severe wind gusts in Kingsport near Wilcox Drive and East Center Street.

Flooded roadways in multiple places in Bristol.

The siding on a house was damaged.

Multiple trees were blown down in Blountville.

A thunderstorm wind gust was measured at the Tri-Cities Airport.

Trees were blown down, with power outages reported.

A wind chill of -15 F was measured at the KTRI ASOS.

A few trees were blown down.

Several trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down near the Food City on Volunteer Parkway.

Several trees were blown down.