Tyler storm history

In the community of Lonetree, downed trees and power lines resulted in over two hundred nearby homes to be without power.

Middle Island Creek at Little rose above a bankfull level of 14 feet on the night of May 30th. After rising to a crest near 17 feet, the creek receded back into its banks the next afternoon. While the creek was out of its banks, low areas along secondary roads near the creek floo…

Middle Island Creek at Little exceeded a bankfull level of 14 feet on the morning of April 4th. After cresting around 14.8 feet later that morning, the creek returned to its banks during the afternoon. Stewarts Run Road and fields across from the gage were flooded while the creek…

A tree was blown down onto power lines along Wick Road.

A tree blew down onto Friendly Landing.

A storm door was torn off of its frame in Middlebourne.

Two trees were blown down across the road near the intersection of County Road 18 and Pitts Run in the town of Blue.

A tree was blown down onto Walnut Fork Road near Lima.

Middle Island Creek at Middlebourne exceeded a bankfull level of 16 feet the morning of February 16. The creek crested around 16.2 feet before returning to its banks during the afternoon. Fields next to the gauge and poor drainage areas along the creek flooded.

Middle Island Creek near Middlebourne exceeded a bankfull level of 16 feet on the afternoon of February 6th. The creek crested around 16.2 feet and then returned below bankfull that night and resulted in flooding of fields, low and poor drainage areas along the creek.

Significant roof and tree damage was observed along Riverside Drive in the town of Sistersville.

Middle Island Creek at Little rose above its bankfull level on April 11th, just before midnight. The creek crested to around 20.1 feet on the evening of the 12th and then returned to its banks the next morning. Flooding reached private cabins and the access road near the Friendly…

Middle Island Creek near Middlebourne exceeded bankfull on the night of April 11th. The creek continued to rise to a crest of around 24.1 feet on the afternoon of the 12th, then fell returned to its banks again that night. Major flooding occurred along routes 18 and 24 on either …

In the town of Little, Middle Island Creek rose above its 14 foot bankfull level early in the morning on April 3rd. The creek crested to around 16.6 feet later that morning, then returned to its banks that evening. High water issues arose along secondary roads near the creek whil…

The stream gage along Middle Island Creek near the town of Little exceeded its bankfull level of 14 feet on the evening of January 9th, and continued to rise overnight. The creek crested around 16 feet early the next morning, then fell below bankfull in the afternoon on the 10th.…

The stream gage on Middle Island Creek near Middlebourne rose above its bankfull level of 16 feet late in the afternoon of January 9th, then continued to rise to a crest of around 18.5 feet overnight. The creek then receded below bankfull the morning of the 10th. While out of its…

Trees were downed along Route 18 near Alma.

Several trees were blown down along State Route 23 near Shirley.

Several trees were observed down, with the biggest concentration around the Centerville area.

Over 5,000 homes in the county were without power due to downed trees and power lines.

Several power outages due to tree and power line damage were observed near Middlebourne.

Middle Island Creek in the town of Little rose above its 14 foot bankfull level on the evening of January 3rd. The creek crested at 14.29 feet an hour later and then returned to its banks twenty-four hours later. While out of its banks, Stewarts Run Road observed minor flooding a…

Several trees and power lines were downed near Paden City.

Multiple trees were blown down onto Route 180 near Paden City.