Flash Flood Warning 5, NWS Cleveland, OH

STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
1045AM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

720-800 PM  LORAIN/SHEFFIELD LAKE/WELLINGTON (LORAIN COUNTY)
            TREES DOWN IN MANY AREAS..DAMAGE ESPECIALLY HEAVY
            IN AVON LAKE...CEI REPORTED GUSTS TO 90 MPH.

724-815 PM  CUYAHOGA COUNTY...HEAVY DAMAGE TH;ROUGHOUT COUNTY.
            60TO 70 MPH WINDS COMMON. TREES..UTILITY LINES DOWN..
            MANY HOMES DAMAGED..TRUCK BLOWN OVER ON LAKESHORE BLVD..
            MORE THAN 50,000 CEI CUSTOMERS WITHOUT POWER.. SOME FOR
            OVER 6 HOURS.

816 PM      CHARDON/NEWBERRY/BURTON (GEAUGA COUNTY).. NUMEROUS LARGE
            TREES DOWN.  FARM BUILDINGS DAMGED.

825 PM      LITCHFIELD (MEDINA COUNTY).. LARGE TREES AND UTILITY LINES
            DOWN.
 832 PM     KIRTLAND HILLS/MENTOR ON LAKE (LAKE COUNTY)
            LARGE TREES AND UTILITY LINES DOWN.  SOME BUILDING
            DAMAGE ALSO REPORTED.

845 PM      WINDSOR/ORWELL AREAS (ASHTABULA COUNTY)
            LARGE TREES AND UTILITY LINES DOWN.

ALL OF THIS DAMAGE OCCURED TUESDAY EVENING JULY 14 1992.

CORRECTION TO ADD ASHTABULA COUNTY REPORT AND DATE OF EVENTS.

MILLER

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ERIE, PA
1224 PM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FOR WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND THE NORTHERN
MOUNTAINS UNTIL 4PM THIS AFTERNOON...

MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN CONTINUES TO FALL EARLY THIS AFTERNOON ACROSS
SECTIONS OF NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA...SPECIFICALLY IN A 30 MILE WIDE
BAND FROM BRADFORD SOUTHWEST THROUGH THE TOWNS OF TIONESTA...OIL CITY...
FRANKLIN...STONEBORO AND MERCER.

THERE HAVE BEEN REPORTS OF SOME STREET AND BASEMENT FLOODING THROUGHOUT
THIS AREA...BUT STREAMS ACROSS VENANGO AND FOREST COUNTIES WHERE THE
HEAVIEST RAIN IS FALLING CONTINUE TO BE WELL BELOW BANKFULL AT THE PRESENT
TIME.

WEATHER RADAR SHOWS THE WESTERN EDGE OF THE MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN FROM
NEAR CORRY IN ERIE COUNTY...SOUTH TO NEAR STONEBORO IN MERCER COUNTY.

THE ENTIRE AREA OF RAIN IS MOVING TO THE EAST AT 35 MPH.

RAIN SHOULD BEGIN TO TAPER OFF IN THE AFFECTED AREAS DURING THE
EARLY AFTERNOON ALONG THE OHIO/PENNSYLVANIA STATE LINE NORTH OF
INTERSTATE 80...WHILE AREAS FURTHER TO THE EAST MAY RECEIVE
ADDITIONAL MODERATE TO OCCAISIONALLY HEAVY RAIN FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL
HOURS.

RELAY ANY FLOODING REPORTS OF STREAMS OR RAODWAYS TO THE NATIONAL
WEATHER SERVICE.

WHERE HEAVY RAINS AND FLOODING ARE OCCURRING...AVOID DRIVING THROUGH
LOW LYING AREAS AND DRIVE WITH CAUTION AS WATER MAY COLLECT RAPIDLY
ON ROADWAYS CAUSING YOUR VEHICLE TO HYDROPLANE.

LAMBERT/PARRISH

STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ERIE, PA
114 PM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

STORM REPORTS FOR ADDITIONAL REPORTS FOR JULY 13 1992

TIME  EDT    EVENT
.........................................................................

918 PM       ELECTRIC COMPANY REPORTS TREES...LARGE LIMBS DOWN 1 MILE
             SOUTHEAST OF EDINBORO IN SOUTH CENTRAL ERIE COUNTY.

1000 PM      LARGE TREE LIMBS/POWER LINES DOWNED SOUTH OF FRANKLIN
             IN VENA`NGO COUNTY. POWER OUTAGES IN THE FRANKLIN AREA.

THESE REPORTS ARE AN ADDITION TO THE PREVIOUS JULY 13 REPORTS...

WSO ERI

STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ERIE, PA
123 PM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

STORM REPORTS FOR TUESDAY JULY 14, 1992

TIME  EDT    EVENT
.........................................................................

750 PM       NUMEROUS TREES/LARGE LIMBS DOWNED NEAR MIDDLEBORO IN
             CENTRAL ERIE COUNTY.

905 PM       NUMEROUS TREES/LARGE LIMBS DOWNED IN THE PYMATUNING
             RESERVOIR AREA OF WESTERN CRAWFORD COUNTY BLOCKING
             SOME SECONDARY ROADS.

WSO ERI, PA

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ERIE, PA
208 PM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

...FLASH FLOOD WATCH FOR WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA AND THE NORTHERN
MOUNTAINS UNTIL 4PM THIS AFTERNOON...

...SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH FOR CAMERON AND POTTER COUNTIES IN THE
NORTHERN MOUNTAINS TIL 7PM THIS EVENING...

MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN CONTINUES TO FALL EARLY THIS AFTERNOON ACROSS
SECTIONS OF WEST CENTRAL AND NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA...SPECIFICALLY IN A
30 MILE WIDE BAND FROM BRADFORD SOUTH THROUGH THE TOWNS OF RIDGWAY AND
DUBOIS.  A FEW THUNDERSTORMS WERE ALSO EMBEDDED WITHIN THIS AREA OF RAIN
NEAR PORT ALLEGANY AND RIDGWAY.

THERE HAVE BEEN REPORTS OF SOME STREET AND BASEMENT FLOODING THROUGHOUT
THIS AREA...BUT STREAMS ARE STILL WELL BELOW BANKFULL.

WEATHER RADAR SHOWS THE WESTERN EDGE OF THE MODERATE TO HEAVY RAIN FROM
JUST EAST OF WARREN...SOUTH TO NEAR CLARION IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.

THE ENTIRE AREA OF RAIN IS MOVING TO THE EAST AT 35 MPH.

RAIN SHOULD BEGIN TO TAPER OFF IN THE AFFECTED AREAS DURING THE
EARLY AFTERNOON...WHILE AREAS FURTHER TO THE EAST NEAR WEEDVILLE
EMPORIUM...COUDERSPORT AND GALETON MAY RECEIVE ADDITIONAL MODERATE
TO OCCAISIONALLY HEAVY RAIN FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS.

RELAY ANY FLOODING REPORTS OF STREAMS OR ROADWAYS ALONG WITH REPORTS
OF STRONG DAMAGING WIND OR LARGE HAIL TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

WHERE HEAVY RAINS AND FLOODING ARE OCCURRING...AVOID DRIVING THROUGH
LOW LYING AREAS AND DRIVE WITH CAUTION AS WATER MAY COLLECT RAPIDLY
ON ROADWAYS CAUSING YOUR VEHICLE TO HYDROPLANE.

WHEN THUNDERSTORMS OCCUR STAY INSIDE A STRONG BUILDING AND AWAY FROM
WINDOWS.  AVOID CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND THE TELEPHONE.

LAMBERT/PARRISH

LOCAL STORM REPORT...UPDATED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLEVELAND OH
243 PM EDT WED JUL 15 1992

TORNADO REPORTS IN NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST OHIO FOR THE EVENING
OF JULY 12TH...

0730 PM EDT    ERIE COUNTY...TORNADO TOUCHDOWN (F2) SOUTH OF SANDUSKY
               ALONG BOGART AVE BETWEEN HWYS 4 AND 250. AT LEAST 10
               HOMS DESTROYED ALONG WITH OUTBUILDINGS/SMALL BARNS. HUGE
               DEBRIS FIELD SPREAD OUT TO NORTH OF BOGART AVE. DAMAGE
               PATH ABOUT 400 YDS WIDE AND NEARLY 2 MILES LONG.

0805 PM EDT    LORAIN COUNTY...TORNADO TOUCHDOWN (F1) IN AMHERST ON WEST
               AND SOUTH SIDES BETWEEN HWY 2 AND I-80/90. NUMEROUS LARGE
               TREES AND POWER LINES DOWNED. MANY HOMES DAMAGED. DAMAGE
               PATH VARIED FROM 100 TO 400 YDS IN WIDTH AND WAS ABOUT
               2 MILES LONG.

0850 PM EDT    LORAIN COUNTY...TWO TORNADOES (F0 AND F2)TOUCHED DOWN ON
            SOUTHEAST SIDE OF LAGRANGE. SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO AT LEAST
            8 HOMES. SEVERAL SHEDS DESTROYED. UTILITY TRUCK OVERTURNED
            AND DAMAGED. NUMEROUS LARGE TREES AND POWER LINES DOWNED.
            DAMAGE PATH WAS 200 YDS WIDE AND 1.75 MILES LONG.

KAPELA