Power Outage in Neosho, MO

Trees were uprooted, power lines downed and a carport was destroyed at the intersection of Aspen and Pepsin Roads. In addition a poultry barn suffered damage resulting in a significant number of dead poultry.

Trees were uprooted, power lines downed and a carport was destroyed at the intersection of Aspen and Pepsin Roads. In addition a poultry barn suffered damage resulting in a significant number of dead poultry.

High winds caused significant damage to a barn and other outbuildings. Power outages were also reported.

Two power poles, a few trees and numerous limbs were reported down.

Law enforcement reported a measured wind gust of 61mph along with power outages in town.

Power lines were reported down causing several power outages.

Several power poles were down and broken in the Diamond Area.

A broken power pole with wires laying across a driveway was reported.

Two large trees and several power lines were downed by high winds.

Several power lines were blown down on High Street.

Several trees and power lines were blown down.

Several trees and power lines were blown down in the Neosho area.

A power pole was blown down near the intersection of Iris Road and Goldfinch Road.

Several power lines were blown down at Interstate 49 and Highway 60 in Neosho.

Several power lines were blown down around the town of Neosho. A 54 mph wind gust was measured by law enforcement near Crowder Industrial Park. A car was crushed by a fallen tree near Seneca. A picture was shown on social media. A tree was blown over the road near Foliage Road and Highway E about 5 miles southeast of Neosho. A tree was blown over the road near Quail Road and Highway HH about 3 miles north of Granby. A tree was blown down near Highway HH and Raven Road. The tree hit power lines causing a grass fire.

A tree was blown down near Highway HH and Raven Road. The tree hit power lines causing a grass fire.

Several power lines were blown down in Neosho.

Several camper trailers were blown over just east of Reddings Mill. Two minor injuries were reported near the Riverbend Campground with overturned camper trailers. Numerous large trees and power lines were reported down across northern Newton County.

Power outages were reported through out Newton County. Numerous trees and power poles were down.

The National Weather Service storm survey team determined that an EF-2 tornado touched down 5 miles east northeast of Diamond, Missouri. It remained on the ground for approximately 17 miles, seven of which was in Newton County before it crossed into Lawrence County. The maximum wind speeds were estimated at 120 miles per hour. The tornado damage path had a maximum width of one half mile. There were numerous trees uprooted, three mobile homes suffered considerable damage or were destroyed west of Wentworth. Numerous power poles were blown down along Highway J along a nearly four mile stretch. In Wentworth, numerous tress were uprooted and one outbuilding had its roof removed. The tornado crossed into Lawrence County as an EF-1 just north of Douglas Fir Road along Lawrence County Avenue.

A tree fell on power lines and caught fire at the intersection of Summit Road and Reid Road.

Thunderstorm winds downed a tree and power lines.

Thunderstorm winds blew windows out of some buildings with one building suffering minor structural damage. Several power poles and trees were also reported to be downed and a tractor trailer was blown over in a parking lot.

Thunderstorm winds blew windows out of some buildings with one building suffering minor structural damage. Several power poles and trees were also reported to be downed and a tractor trailer was blown over in a parking lot.

Severe thunderstorm winds damaged the doors at a Lowe's and downed several power lines.

Ice accumulations ranged from one quarter of an inch to three quarters of an inch across all of Newton County. Power outages were minimal while a few trees and power lines were damaged.

Ice accumulations of around two inches impacted exposed objects throughout the entire county. Catastrophic tree and power line damage resulted from this storm. 575 residents were sheltered while 90 percent of the county experienced power outages that ranged from a few hours to 12 days.

Thunderstorm wind gusts downed several trees and power lines in the city of Neosho.

Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees into some power lines.

A derecho developed over southeast Kansas and northeast Oklahoma, and tracked across Newton county during the early morning hours of July 4th. Sustained winds up to 75 mph were estimated from the National Weather Service storm survey. Numerous power lines and trees were downed along with random structural damage to homes countywide. One F-1 tornado occurred in the community of Hornet that caused significant damage as well.

50 to 60 mph winds blew down several power poles and dropped dime size hail around Neosho.

A tornado had an intermittent path from one mile west of Diamond, to approximately two miles north of Diamond. Minor damage occurred to an outbuilding, plus trees and power lines were blown down.

The neighborhood's hardest hit area was behind the Seneca elementary school, and along Sherry street. Homes and local businesses were damaged due to uprooted trees and power lines.

A tornado had an intermittent track from 8 miles south southwest of Neosho, to 3 miles southwest of Boulder City. A log home and a drilling company were completely destroyed, plus numerous outbuildings, sustained considerable damage. Over 100 trees and power lines were uprooted along the tornado's track.

Numerous power lines and trees were blown down around Neosho.

The storm tore a half mile path of destruction for several miles in the area, destroying playground equipment at a local head start, a feed bin, and the roof from the Missouri Department of Transportation Highway Barn. Numerous trees and power lines were also blown down around Stella, plus a mobile home was overturned which produced an injury.

Thunderstorm winds downed large branches and power lines. The roof of a barn was destroyed.

Thunderstorm winds downed power lines and tree limbs.

Thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees and power lines in and near Fairview. A trailer house was turned over and destroyed.

Thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees and power lines across the county.