Mecklenburg storm history

Law Enforcement reported a death in the vicinity of the Tanglewood Shores recreation and boat ramp on the night of January 9, 2024. News articles about the event mention that the individual was driving his golf cart during the heavy rain and was washed away by the rushing creek w…

The 911 call center reported trees down along US Route 15 in the town of Clarksville.

VDOT reported water over the roadway on Goodes Ferry Road.

VDOT reported a tree across the roadway on US-15 in the vicinity of Oak Hill Drive and Whitetail Road.

Water was rushing over Country Club Road.

Water was rushing over Maple Lane and East Atlantic Street and the intersection of Windsor Street and East Atlantic Street.

Water was rushing over Lombardy Street.

Flooding was reported across South Hill. Water depth up to the individual's calves. A mattress was also seen floating down one of the side streets.

Delays were reported due to standing water on US-1 South in in the vicinity of Palmer Springs Road in Mecklenburg County near Bracey.

The 911 call center reported a tree down on Highway 903 in Bracey.

The 911 call center reported a tree down near US-1.

A prolonged heatwave impacted Mecklenburg 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 al…

Numerous trees fell down across the county, especially near Boydton and Clarksville.

A tree was reported down on Highway 49.

The 911 call center reported numerous trees and power lines down in and around Clarksville.

Snowfall ranged from 2 to 6 inches across the county. A CoCoRaHS user 4 W of Ebony, VA measured 5.8 inches.

Snowfall ranged from 2 to 5 inches across Mecklenburg county. A public report of 5 inches of snowfall was received from 3 NNW of Clarksville Virginia.

All East bound lanes on Route 728 near the intersection with One Mile Road were closed due to a tree downed across the roadway.

Power line was downed on Buffalo Road in Clarksville.

Tree was downed on Roberts Road in Chase City.

Multiple trees and limbs were downed on Buffalo Springs Road.

A rainfall total of 1.75 inches was reported in Clarksville.

Tree was downed across the road near Lenhart Drive and Fort Mitchell Road.

Tree was downed across Spanish Grove Road near Thynedale.

Tree was downed across the road near the Highway 58/Route 13 interchange in Clarksville.

Virginia Department of Transportation reported a road was closed due to standing water in both lanes.

Virginia Department of Transportation reported a road was closed due to flooding.

Virginia Department of Transportation reported that a portion of Finneywood Road was closed due to flooding.

VDOT reported a fallen tree in the vicinity of Drew Street.

Co-op Observer station CLAV2 Clarksville measured 4.50 inches of rain. The rain fell during thunderstorms between about 800 pm and midnight Wednesday evening July 17.

Cocorahs station VA-MC-4 Clarksville (3.4 SE) measured 4.16 inches of rain. The rain fell during thunderstorms between about 800 pm and midnight Wednesday evening July 17.

Route 723 in the vicinity of Noblin Farm Road was closed due to high water.

Route 723 (Shiney Rock Road) was closed due to water across the roadway at Route 724 (Lewis Mill Road).

Tree was struck by lightning and caught fire.

Tree was downed.

Tree was downed on Route 15.

Clarksville Airport measured 4.05 inches of rain.

High water was reported on Buffalo Road and causing delays near Clarksville.

An AWS site 2 miles northeast of Boydton measured 3.56 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

A CoCoRaHS site 3.4 miles southeast of Clarksville measured 3.23 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

An AWS site 1 mile E of Boydton measured 3.14 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

A COOP observer in Clarksville measured 2.93 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

An AWOS site in Chase City measured 2.79 inches of rainfall over a 24 hour period.

Numerous trees were downed and snapped at the Kinderton Country Club. Winds were estimated around 80 mph.

Trees were downed throughout the county.

North and south lanes on Route 682 and Highway 49 were closed due to flash flooding.

Water rescue due to flash flooding was reported near 4300 Philbeck Crossroads.

Tree was downed resulting in power outages.