Harrisonburg (c) storm history

A tree blew down near Texas Roadhouse.

A tree blew down onto power lines in the 1100 block of Shenandoah Street.

A tree blew down near the intersection of Green Street and North Dogwood Drive.

A tree blew down near the intersection of Warsaw Avenue and US-11 Lee Highway.

Several trees blew down in the City of Harrisonburg. Trees blew down along US-33 East Market Street, on West Elizabeth Street, on Jefferson Street, and on Stonechris Drive.

A new building which was under construction collapsed.

Golf ball size hail was reported in the Park View area of the City of Harrisonburg.

Quarter size hail was reported in the City of Harrisonburg.

There were reports of high water around the 900 Block of North Liberty Street.

A tree was reported down in the 400 block of Fourth Street.

Trees and power lines were blown down in the City of Harrisonburg, including a tree and wires down on Valley Street. A 20-foot tall cherry tree was blown down near Mount Crawford. Trees were blown down in Purcell Park.

Several trees were blown down near and just south of Harrisonburg.

Roadway flooding at Reservoir Street and Lucy Drive in Harrisonburg forced detours of local mass transit.

North Liberty Street in Harrisonburg reported to be flooded, with a vehicle overturned in the floodwaters.

About six inches of water flowing over Country Club Drive in the vicinity of a hotel.

Several roads flooded in the City of Harrisonburg, including portions of Country Club Road, Blue Ridge Drive, and Star Crest Road.

A portion of Country Club Road in Harrisonburg was flooded.

A bank roof was damaged.

Reservoir Street flooded and closed at Lucy Drive due to high water.

A portion of Country Club Road in Harrisonburg was flooded and closed.

North Liberty Street flooded and closed near Rockingham Petroleum.

Several large tree limbs were down blocking Burgess Road near East Market Street.

Waterman Drive was closed due to high water.

North Liberty Street was flooded near a small stream out of its banks north of Harrisonburg. Jefferson Street near Madison Street was also closed due to high water.

A tree was reported down in the 100 block of Middlebrook Rd.

North Liberty Street and Jefferson Street were closed due to urban flooding from heavy rain.

Multiple reports of flooding were reported on James Madison University in the City of Harrisonburg which include Edith J. Carrier Arboretum, Godwin Transit Center, Duke Dog Alley, Bluestone and Main Streets and Bridgeforth Stadium.

There were road closures including North Liberty Street, Raleigh Pike, Coopers Mountain and 5800 Block Thomas Spring Road.

There was a road closed due to high water.

Two vehicles were submerged to depth of windows with occupants trapped on Reservoir Street at Lucky Drive.

Football field of James Madison University and adjacent campus were inundated by flash flooding.

A wind gust of 69 mph was measured at Harrisonburg.

Water was over the road at the intersection of Madison and Jefferson Streets.

A wind gust of 61 mph was measured at Harrisonburg.

Waterman Drive closed due to flash flooding. Observer in Harrisonburg reported 1.78 inches of rain.

A trained spotter reported penny-sized hail in Harrisonburg.

An automated observation in Harrisonburg measured a wind gust of 62 MPH. Downed trees and power lines were also downed in the City.

A tree fell on a house during a thunderstorm in the City of Harrisonburg. Eight storm doors were blown off their hinges at a greenhouse business.

Strong winds brought several trees down, which ended up damaging a deck, roof and gutters of a house as well as a nearby parked car.

Hail to the size of golfballs occurred.

A large tree limb fell on a playground fence in the City of Harrisonburg.

Several roads flooded.

Power lines and utility poles down.

Two roofs were blown off and numerous trees and utility lines were downed.

Dime to golfball sized hail was reported.

Trees were downed.

Trees were downed. The time was estimated.

Trees were downed.

Power lines were downed.