Winchester (c) storm history

A tree blew down onto a house on Dunlap Street between Bruce Street and Green Street.

Several trees blew down in the City of Winchester.

A tree was reported down on power lines near the intersection of York Avenue and Sorrell Court.

Multiple large trees limbs, trees and wires blew down on the east side of the City of Winchester.

Weems Lane was closed due to flooding from high water.

A couple dozen trees and wires blew down across the City of Winchester.

Numerous trees and wires blew down in Winchester. A large tree blew down into the roadway at the corner of Fort Collier Road and Berryville Avenue. A tree blew into the roadway at the corner of Jubal Early Drive and Plaza Drive. A tree blew down in the 100 block of Lambden Avenue…

Numerous trees blew down in the vicinity of the Apple Blossom Mall. Power lines and a traffic light were blown down near the intersection of Hillcrest Avenue and Massanutten Terrace. Numerous trees were blown down near the intersection of Adam Drive and South Pleasant Valley Road…

The 300 block of Pall Mall Street was flooded due to overflow from a creek caused by torrential rainfall, and was reported to be closed as a result of the high water.

Trees were down along Woodstock Lane, Gray Avenue and Liberty Avenue.

A tree was down blocking Wilkins Drive.

A tree was down along the 2300 Block of Route 7.

A tree fell onto a house in the 100 Block of Dots Way.

Trained spotter ID WCS07 reported trees down, blocking Hume Rd.

There was a large tree branch down on a house on East Hart Street.

There were several HVAC units toppled over on the roof of Apple Blossom Mall.

There was an eighteen wheeler flipped over on its side on southbound I-81 near exit 313.

There were several trees down on Valley Ave near Treetops Lane.

There was 6 to 8 inches reported of water depth in downtown Winchester.

Tree limb onto power lines. Lines brought down near 100 block of W North Ave.

Tree knocked down onto Guardrail of I-81 south bound near mile marker 313.

Quarter sized hail was reported.

A chimney was knocked off a house.

A tree was down along Tasker Road.

Trees fell onto houses.

Five trees were down near the intersection of Wolfe and Washington.

Four dozen trees were destroyed. A roof was torn off the Rock Harbor Golf Course and one person was injured.

Abrams Creek was flooded at Pall Mall Street. A spotter in Winchester measured 3.40 inches.

Trees were down along multiple roads in Winchester.

Large branches were down along Opequon Avenue.

Numerous trees and power lines were down. Portions of Interstate 81 were not passable due to the downed trees and power lines.

A trained spotter measured a wind gust of 60 MPH. Downed trees were reported nearby.

A trained spotter reported several trees and power lines down in Winchester. One tree fell on a car on Piccadilly Street.

A trained spotter reported penny-sized hail in Winchester.

A trained spotter reported penny sized hail near US 522 and South Pleasant Valley Road in Winchester.

The Fire and Rescue Department reported trees down on power lines along Millwood Avenue in the City of Winchester.

An employee of the Winchester Fire Department reported penny size hail at his residence.

Several roads flooded. 3.18 inches of rain reported.

Water covered the roads in several locations around the city.

Downed trees citywide, and a large bill board was blown several feet.

Roof damaged on drugstore.

Streets closed due to flooding.

Trees were downed onto Bryarly and Gun Club roads.

Trees and power lines were downed in the north portion of the city.

Dime sized hail fell.

Roads were underwater.

A tree was downed onto a house.

Trees were downed on Apple Pie Ridge.