Scott storm history

Law enforcement personnel reported heavy rain from a slow moving thunderstorm in Weber City caused a 16 year old male to be swept away into flood waters and drowned.

A CoCoRaHS observer near Gate City, Virginia measured 1.9 inches of snow following light northwest flow snowfall.

Several trees down were blown down by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

The Scannerfood Facebook page relayed pictures of flooding near, or along, Wadlow Gap Highway, just east of Weber City. Pictures included flooding of yards and also of roughly 3 feet of water in a detached garage.

Several trees were blown down by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

Heavy snow fell across Scott County, with a trained spotter in Fort Blackmore reporting 3.5 inches of snow and a CoCoRaHS observer reporting 4 inches of snow. Additionally, a trained spotter in Gate City recorded 5 inches of snow.

Heavy rains forced the North Fork Holston River into minor flood stage during the early morning hours on February 16th, and would cross into moderate stage just before lunch. Data was lost shortly thereafter, however per the USGS, it crested at 15.89 during the afternoon of Febru…

Heavy rains on the 15th send the Clinch river at Speers Ferry into minor flood stage during the evening of the 15th. It crested just over moderate flood stage at 28.16 ft on the afternoon of the 16th, then fell back below flood stage on the evening of the 17th.

Social media picture of fast moving water over US-23.

A trained spotter in Dungannon reported a morning observation of 2.8 inches of snow, a CoCoRaHS observer at the same time reported 0.8 inches of snow and sleet in Fort Blackmore.

Light snow fell in Scott County, primarily in the morning hours based off radar. A CoCoRaHS observer in Gate City reported 1.3 inches of snow.

Heavy snow fell across Scott County, VA, with a trained spotter in Fort Blackmore reporting 4 inches of snow.

Snowfall led to slick roads and light accumulations as morning snow produced the bulk of the accumulations. A lull in precipitation occurred in the afternoon before brief snowfall occurred in the evening. Changeover to rain occurred after the ending time. Two inches of snow was m…

A CoCoRaHS weather station recorded 0.6 inches of light snow in Gate City, VA.

A light snow event led to 2.5 inches of snow being measured in Fort Blackmore.

Severe tree damage with dozens of trees felled by powerful Helene associated winds on US Forestry lands, with a social media report of impassable trails around the Devil's Bathtub loop trail. Saturated soils from several inches of rain combined with long duration winds to fell tr…

A large tree was blown down by powerful thunderstorm wind gusts, with power outages in the local area as a result of severe winds.

A medium sized tree was felled by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

A trained spotter reported an event total snowfall of 1.3 inches in Fort Blackmore, Virginia.

Heavy snow fell across the county, a CoCoRaHS observer reported an event total of 7.1 inches in Gate City. A trained spotter reported an event total snowfall of 6 inches in Fort Blackmore.

A large tree was felled by severe thunderstorm winds.

Multiple trees reported blown down by severe thunderstorm wind gusts across the road near East Carters Valley Road and Wadlow Gap Highway.

Several trees were blown down by strong straight line winds.

Several trees were blown down across the county.

Several trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down in Duffield.

Several trees were blown down in Fort Blackmore.

Trees were blown down in Dungannon.

Several roadways flooded around the area.

Snow amounts around 4 inches were reported near Fort Blackmore.

Five trees were blown down between Clinchport and the Fort Blackmore area.

In addition to large hail, a few trees were blown down.

Several trees reported down just northeast of Fort Blackmore.

A tree was blown down and the roof of a restaurant was torn off. Time of occurrence was estimated.

Several trees were down and a report of unknown hail size.

Several trees were reported down.

A few trees were reported down.

Multiple trees and power lines were reported down. A concentrated area of damage occurred near Hilton's and Nickelsville.

A large tree was reported down across Highway 58.

Some roads were closed near Yuma due to flooding.

Three inches of snow was reported at Gate City.

Ten inches of snow was reported at Abingdon.

Seven and a half inches of snow was reported 2 miles southwest of Gate City.

Eight and a half inches of snow was reported 1 mile northeast of Weber City.

Seven inches of snow was reported at Dungannon.

Seven inches of snow was reported at Dungannon.