Lunenburg storm history

Multiple trees were downed on the west side of town. A tree fell onto a home resulting in a fatality.

A tree fell onto power lines on Ontario Road.

Several trees fell along Ontario Road.

Two trees fell along Reedy Creek Road.

Trees fell along Hardy Road near the intersection with Old Mansion Road.

VDOT reported a tree down across the roadway on Route 670 in the vicinity of Couches Creek Road. All north and south lanes were closed.

VDOT reported a tree down across the roadway on Route 635 in the vicinity of Gallion Town Road. All north and south lanes were closed.

Water was rushing over Bacon Fork Road.

Water was reported to be rushing over Longview Drive.

Numerous reports of water over VA-40 in Victoria were relayed via waze.

The 911 call center reported four trees down in the Meherrin area of Lunenburg County.

A prolonged heatwave impacted Lunenburg County over the course of three days from June 23 to 25. Each day, heat indices reached 105 to 115 degrees with most areas peaking around 110 degrees. Daily high temperatures in the upper 90s and dew points in the mid to upper 70s were also…

A tree fell on Pleasant Grove Rd.

A tree fell, blocking the road in Victoria.

A tree was down blocking the road on Fort Mitchell Drive.

Several trees fell down near Courthouse Road.

A tree fell down near Lunenburg County Road.

A tree fell down, blocking Rehobeth Road due to the storms.

A tree fell down along Oral Oaks Road.

Several trees fell down along Poorhouse Road.

A tree was reported down on Route 723 in the vicinity of Rubermont Rd north of Vicoria.

Snowfall ranged from 3 to 5 inches across Lunenburg county. Public measured 5 inches of snow 1 ESE of Kenbridge Virginia.

Deep standing water was reported at the intersection of Courthouse Road and Lunenburg County Road.

A rainfall total of 1.73 inches was reported in Kenbridge.

Virginia Department of Transportation reported the roadway was washed out on Sheltons Road near the intersection with Courthouse Road.

Virginia Department of Transportation reported a road was closed due to flooding near the intersection of Tuckers Road and Davis Lowground Road.

Tree was downed along Kings Road.

Tree was downed along Oral Oaks Road.

Tree was downed along Saint Johns Church Road.

Multiple trees were downed across Lunenburg county.

A CoCoRaHS observer measured a storm total rainfall amount of 1.8 inches of rain.

Tree was downed on Lunenburg County Road.

Multiple trees were downed near the intersection of Route 663 and Tomlinson Road near Victoria. In addition, there was some damage to Lunenburg Middle School as well as some outbuildings.

A CoCoRaHS site 0.9 miles north of Victoria measured 3.77 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

A CWOP site 2 miles west southwest of Kenbridge measured 2.92 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

Large tree branches were downed in Dundas.

Multiple trees were downed near and north of Kenbridge.

Tree was downed near Dundas.

Trees were reported down on Route 655 in the vicinity of Oral Oaks Road in Lunenburg County.

A tree fell down and blocked a portion of Ontario Road.

Tree was downed onto the roadway along Route 138 (South Hill Road) near Columbus Lane.

Trees were downed on Burkeville Road.

Large tree was uprooted on Tomlinson Road in Victoria.

Numerous large trees were downed, including a couple of trees onto outbuildings near Battes Road near Nutbush.

Road closure due to weather related obstruction near the intersection of Wallace Bridge road and Wattsboro Circle road.

Snowfall and sleet totals generally ranged between one half inch and one inch across the county, along with one tenth to one quarter of an inch of ice from freezing rain. Snowfall total of 1.0 inch was reported at Dundas.

Snowfall totals generally ranged between three inches and five inches across the county. Snowfall total of 3.5 inches was reported at (1 N) Victoria.

Trees were downed across Courthouse Road and Traffic Road.

Tree was downed at the intersection of Saint Johns Church Road and Manson Road.

Rainfall total of 2.57 inches was reported.