Page storm history

Numerous trees blew down on Piney Hill Road in Luray.

Dozens of trees blew down between Stanley and Luray. Some outbuildings were damaged, and a few homes had minor shingle, siding and roof damage.

Numerous trees blew down in the Forest Hills Subdivision. A large tree blew down in the 500 block of Mill Creek Road. A tree blew down on South Court Street near Mill Creek Road. A tree blew down on Mount Carmel Road at Mill Creek Road. Multiple trees blew down along Lakewood Roa…

A large tree blew down onto a fence near Luray Avenue and Fourth Street.

Pine Grove Road closed near Judly Lane Extension due to high water on the road. Unknown depth. A chicken coop was surrounded by high water and several driveways were washed out.

Two trees blew down in Stanley on US-340 and Keystone Road.

Two trees blew down just east of Rileyville on Rileyville Road.

The RAWS at the Shenandoah National Park Headquarters, LHQV2, observed a peak heat index of 107F.

The RAWS at the Shenandoah National Park Headquarters, LHQV2, observed a peak heat index of 107F.

Several trees and large branches blew down in Shenandoah.

A wind gust of 50 knots (58 MPH) was measured by a personal weather station at Page County High School (KVASHENA19).

A tree blew down onto power lines near Stanley.

Multiple trees blew down in Stanley, including near the intersection of Keystone Road and Lucas Hollow Road blocking both lanes.

Several trees and wires blew down around Stanley.

A tree blew down blocking Jordan Hollow Road in eastern Page County.

Several trees and wires blew down around Rileyville.

Trees and wires blew down on Forest Road in Page Valley Estates.

Large tree limbs blew down on US-211 Lee Highway about one mile west of US-340.

Thunderstorm winds snapped a tree in Stanley.

Hail up to quarter size was observed in Stanley.

A couple of large trees were uprooted along Outpost Road.

Jeremy's Run out of its banks lowing across Vaughn Summit Road in and near Rileyville.

Pass Run and Rocky Branch were both out of their banks onto nearby roads and farmland.

A mesonet in Rileyville, VA measured a peak wind gust of 63 mph at 1433 LST.

Coldest apparent temperatures/wind chills overnight into morning hours.

The river gauge located on the South Fork Shenandoah River at Luray reached minor flood stage, with the gauge cresting at 15.4 feet. At 14 feet, water covers yards and fields near the river southwest of Luray.

The river gauge located on the South Fork Shenandoah River at Luray reached minor flood stage, with the gauge cresting at 15.4 feet. At 14 feet, water covers yards and fields near the river southwest of Luray.

A few roads were closed in Page County along the South Fork of the Shenandoah River including Shenandoah River Road from Mil Run to Jr. Avenue and Grove Hill River Road near the 4800 Block.

Approximately twelve to 15 roads were impacted by flood waters, with water entering three homes in varying parts of the county.

The AWOS at Luray Airport (KLUA) measured a peak heat index value of 105, with a high temperature of 102F. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 105.

The AWOS at Luray Airport (KLUA) measured a peak heat index value of 103, with a high temperature of 100F. Several mesonets in the county measured peak heat indices around 105.

Page County 911 Center reported several trees blown down along US-340 in the far northern part of the county. There were approximately 1,000 power outages.

Several fires were sparked by very strong westerly winds in excess of 50 mph and extremely low relative humidity values on the afternoon of March 20th. There were two large fires that straddled the Shenandoah/Page county line in the George Washington National Forest. The first of…