Tornadoes and Flash Flooding in Ohio, May 27 to 28, 2004

Trees were downed and quarter size hail fell.

Trees were also downed in Brookville.

Numerous large limbs were downed.

Seven trees were also downed along Home Avenue on the south side of town.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Large limbs were downed along a park trail at Caesar Creek State Park.

A home on Hargrave Road sustained minor roof damage, and a livestock barn collapsed due to the high winds. Penny size hail also occurred.

Measured from an Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Sensor on Interstate 71.

Numerous trees were downed.

Brief tornado touchdown in a farm field near the intersection of Snow Hill Road and Greenfield-Sabina Road.

A tornado touched down near Ghormley and traveled east into western Ross County. Three barns were severely damaged, with one man suffering injuries from being trapped in one of the damaged barns.

A tornado moved out of southern Fayette County into extreme western Ross County before lifting. A barn and a windmill were heavily damaged.

Trees were knocked down.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

A roof was peeled off of a barn.

Trees were downed.

A few trees were downed.

A tornado touched down along Five Mile Road, just northwest of Greenbush. Several mobile homes and a well built house sustained major damage. Numerous trees were uprooted and downed.

Trees were downed.

Two trees were knocked down.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Trees and power lines were knocked down.

Twelve trees were downed.

Numerous roads were flooded.

Several trailers were evacuated.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

A couple roads were flooded in the western part of the county.

Two roads were flooded and closed in the southern part of the county.

Twin Creek went out of its banks. Several roads were also flooded in the area.

A couple roads were flooded and impassable.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Several roads were flooded and impassable.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

There were several evacuations of homes, and roads were flooded and impassable across the eastern part of the county.

Several roads were flooded and closed.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.

Clusters of severe thunderstorms developed across the Miami Valley during the late afternoon, and propagated south and east into southwest and south central Ohio during the evening. Many of the storms trained through these areas, producing three to four inches of rain over about a four hour period. Numerous roads were flooded and closed across the region, with several creeks and small streams out of their banks.