Power Outage in Marble Rock, IA

Thunderstorm Wind. Trees and power lines were blown down near Rudd.

June 15, 2022

Tornado. This tornado formed just north of Marble Rock and moved rapidly to the northeast before dissipating west of Charles City. An NWS survey team determined this tornado to have an EF1 rating. The tornado caused damage to homes, farm buildings and metal grain bins along with taking down power poles, power lines and trees.

December 15, 2021

Tornado. The third tornado of the night in Floyd County formed just to the southwest of Rudd, moved northeast directly through the town and dissipated along Business U.S. Highway 18 on the north edge of town. Extensive damage occurred in the town with numerous homes sustaining damage with some roofs completely blown off. The roof of the library was removed with damage sustained to almost all the books in the building. A church on the north side of town also sustained heavy damage as did the towns water treatment plant. Water and power were not expected to be restored for several days. Classes for the Rudd-Rockford-Marble Rock school district were canceled for December 16th but the building in Rockford was open to the public for showers, warmth and served breakfast and lunch to those in need.

December 15, 2021

Thunderstorm Wind. Trees were blown over west of Charles City that also caused power lines to go down.

August 24, 2021

A complex of thunderstorms moved across portions of northeast Iowa during the morning of August 28th. These storms dropped hail from Floyd County east into Clayton County. The largest hail size reported was two inches in diameter in St. Lucas (Fayette County). The storms also produced some wind damage with trees blown down in Charles City (Floyd County) and power lines downed in Nashua (Chickasaw County).

August 28, 2018

Power outage appears to be on my road. A mile off highway 14. On top of it, line of storms reaching Mason City. https://t.co/3EUqqalbsu

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