Fauquier storm history

Two farmhands in a three-sided metal calf feeding pen were killed by lightning.

The second severe thunderstorm of the afternoon ripped through The Plains, where the Virginia Winefest was being held. Thunderstorm winds, estimated at over 60 mph, blew down dozens of tents and temporary buildings. Flying debris from the structures caused 15 injuries to festival…

A tree blew down along Walker Drive.

A tree blew down near Eva Walker Park.

Several power lines blew down along John E. Mann Street.

A tree blew down near the intersection of West Lee Street and Ashby Street.

A tree blew down along Alexandria Pike near Moorehead Drive.

A tree blew down along US-50/US-17 John S. Mosby Highway just east of the Clarke County line.

Trees and wires blew down near the intersection of Delaplane Grade Road and VA-710 Carr Lane.

Summerduck Road closed near Kellys Ford Road due to high water at least 6 inches deep flowing across the road.

Lucky Hill Road at Remington Road closed due to high water.

Numerous trees blew down in the vicinity of Danton Road in Bealeton.

Old Tavern Road blocked at Great Meadows due to high water.

James Madison Highway closed in both directions due to high water near 5222 James Madison Highway near Warrenton.

Balls Mill Road closed. Reported to be at least one foot of water flowing across the road near Moopack Lane.

Blantyre Road closed due to multiple small creeks flowing across the road. Several cars stalled out. Water estimated 2-4 feet deep in spots.

Truck swept away by high rushing water on St Leonards Lane. Swift water rescue ongoing.

Numerous water rescues ongoing on Springs Road. Water reported to be up to 7 to 8 feet deep near the creek on Woodbourne Lane.

A large tree blew down at the intersection of VA-710 Rectortown Road and VA-702 Frogtown Road.

There were three calls for trees blown down south of The Plains near VA-245 Old Tavern Road and US-17 James Madison Highway.

Numerous trees blew down in and around Midland.

A tree blew down in the 6100 block of Cooper Lane.

Numerous trees blew down in and around Auburn.

A tree blew down at the intersection of VA-602 Old Mill Road and Clifton Lane.

A tree blew down at the intersection of VA-752 Sillamon Road and Backwell Mills Road.

Trees blew down on VA-635 Hume Road.

Five trees blew down around the 3700 block of VA-723 Ashville Road.

A tree blew down near the intersection of VA-528 Blantyre Road and Old Bust Head Road.

A tree blew down near the intersection of VA-681 Cliff Mills Road and Brown Moore Lane.

A wind gust of 57 knots (66 MPH) was measured by a mesonet in Hume (N4HAC/AX084).

Trees and wires blew down near the interchange of US-29 and US-15.

Multiple trees blew down along VA-678 Old Waterloo Road.

Dozens of trees blew down along VA-626 Halfway Road in northern Fauquier County.

Multiple trees blew down in the vicinity of Brent Town in southern Fauquier County.

Buckland Mill Road closed at Vint Hill Road due to water at least 12 inches deep flowing across the road.

The 8900 block of Old Dumfries Road closed due to high water. Water flowing across the road at least 12 inches deep.

Greenwich Road closed due to high water flowing across the road at least 12 inches deep between Fordy Lane and Stagecoach Springs Road.

Trees blew down near Warrenton, including one onto a house in the 7000 block of Skyland Drive.

Several roads are flooded along Tinpot Run near Remington.

The Rappahannock River at Remington river gauge reached minor flood stage with a peak crest of 17.63 feet. At 15 feet, Tin Pot Run Road and Sumerduck Road near Remington are flooded.

Multiple trees blew down on Zulla Road.

Trees blew down at the intersection of VA-688 Leeds Manor Road and VA-647 Crest Hill Road.

Trees blew down on Hatchers Mill Road near US-50 John S. Mosby Highway.

Dozens of trees, tree limbs, and power lines blew down across east-central Fauquier County blocking numerous roads east of Warrenton. Several outbuildings also suffered damage.

Dozens of trees and power lines blew down blocking VA-752 Sillamon Road.