Mineral storm history

Two trees blew down in Keyser.

A tree blew down in the 1600 block of CR-50/8 Ebert Road.

Small rock slides and six inches of flowing water across Knobley Road at WV-46 Fort Ashby Road, and on Waxler Road at Suter Lane near Keyser.

Trees blew down along CR-2 Emoryville Road in Elk Garden.

Trees blew down on Rock Creek Drive in New Creek.

A wind gust of 52 knots (60 MPH) was measured by the AWOS at Greater Cumberland Regional Airport (KCBE).

Multiple trees blew down near Wiley Ford.

Multiple reports of flooding along New Creek Hwy (220).

Stony Run was out of its banks and evacuations occured along Stony Run Rd.

The Patterson Creek near Headsville river gauge reached minor flood stage with a peak crest of 10.6 feet. At 9 feet, water affects basements of homes along the creek. Agricultural flooding is occurring in some locations between Champwood and Fort Ashby. Foreback Road and Georges …

Multiple trees blew down in the area of Patterson Creek.

Trees were uprooted in Wiley Ford.

A wind gust of 51 knots (59 MPH) was measured by the AWOS at Greater Cumberland Regional Airport (KCBE). There were at least a dozen reports of trees blown down across far northern Mineral County.

Trees blew down in the 600 block of WV-46 Piedmont Road.

Trees blew down on CR-15 Dan's Run Road in Fort Ashby.

There were reports of several roads closed due to creeks flowing across them in Short Gap and the surrounding area.

Trees blew down in the 300 block of McDonalds Beach Lane.

Quarter size hail was reported in the Short Gap area.

Trees blew down in the 300 block of Scenic Lane.

There were two reports of trees blown down in Short Gap.

Trees blew down on CR-11 Upper Patterson Creek Road in Burlington.

Multiple roads were closed in Short Gap due to downed trees and power lines.

A couple of trees and wires blew down in Fort Ashby.

Quarter size hail was reported in Fort Ashby.

A couple of trees blew down in Elk Garden.

Several trees blew down in the Keyser and New Creek area, including on US-50 Northwestern Turnpike between WV-93 Laurel Dale Road and US-220 Cut Off Road, and on CR-16 Headsville Road.

Patterson Creek Village Pike closed due to high water near Plum Run Road.

Multiple trees blew down in the northern part of Mineral County near Fort Ashby toward the Potomac River.

Tree damage was reported northeast of Ridgeville, including a tree that blew down on CR-16/1 Fried Meat Ridge Road.

A tree and large tree limbs blew down along US-50 Northwestern Turnpike near the S-curves east of Skyline.

Tree damage was reported near Ridgeville, including a tree that blew down in the 7200 block of US-50/US-220 Northwestern Turnpike.

Tree damage was reported near Burlington, including a tree that blew down near the intersection of CR-11 Upper Patterson Creek Road and CR-11/2 Ed Welsh Road.

Tree damage was reported southwest of Headsville, including a tree that blew down onto power lines in the 1200 block of CR-50/9 Rogers Road.

Trees and wires blew down in Fort Ashby.

Tree damage was reported near Antioch, including a tree that blew down near the intersection of CR-9 Knobley Road and Buck Ridge Lane.

Tree damage was reported near Russelldale, including a tree that blew down near the intersection of McKenzie Road and CR-50/4 Shirley Lane.

Dry Run overflowed its banks, partially flooding Dry Run Rd. in several spots.

Quarter size hail was reported in Keyser.

Two trees blew down in Keyser as outflow winds channeled up the valley; one fell onto a house.

A tree blew down on CR-9 Knobley Road just south of US-50 Northwestern Turnpike.

There were approximately a dozen reports of trees blown down in and around Fort Ashby.

There were about a half a dozen reports of trees blown down in and around Keyser and McCoole, including one that fell onto a car on WV-46 Armstrong Street.

A tree blew down near the intersection of CR-16 Beaver Run Road and Tony Cook Road.

New Creek was out of its banks and multiple vehicles were stranded in high water. Water was rising with people trapped in a Trailer Park.

US-50 was closed due to high water near WV-93 New Creek Drive. New Creek was out of its banks.

There were multiple reports of trees and wires blown down in Keyser, including a tree down in the 300 block of WV-46 West Piedmont Street, a large tree and power lines down on a house in the 100 block of Front Street, and a tree down near the intersection of WV-46 Carroll Avenue …

The stream gauge on Patterson Creek rose above flood stage during the specified timeframe, starting at 3:56 PM EST on February 28th EST, and continued until 3:22 PM EST on March 1st. The peak stream level reached during the time of flooding was 10.07 feet at 3:00 AM EST on March …

Multiple reports of roads being blocked by high water all across Mineral County...Up to 3 feet deep in one case...

The stream gauge on Patterson Creek rose above flood stage during the specified timeframe, starting at 3:56 PM EST on February 28th, and continued into March 1st as well. Will include that in March StormData. The peak stream level reached during the time of flooding was 10.07 fee…