Power Outage in Warrensburg, MO

Light to moderate freezing rain formed early morning on New Year's Day. This freezing rain quickly accreted between a quarter to half inch before sunrise. Shortly after sunrise the freezing rain switched to light snow, which persisted for the bulk of the remaining day time hours. The snow did not accumulate more than 1 to 3 inches, but on top of the ice accretion created winter storm conditions. Mostly scattered power outages and vehicle accidents were the impacts, but being a holiday, road traffic was likely light.

Trees and branches were down across portions of Warrensburg, along with power outages.

Trees were down on the east side of town and power outages were reported in Warrensburg.

A dry line punched through the area on the afternoon of November 11, bringing 50 to 60 mph synoptic straight line winds. Local ASOS observations reported gusts near 60 mph across the area, but the winds also damaged, trees, power lines, and a few outbuildings. This dry line also created some thunderstorm activity, which caused some isolated convective wind damage.

Power lines were blown down near 7th Street Terrace and Vest.

Trained weather spotters from across the area reported between .20 and .50 of freezing rain on December 21. The highest amount of ice accumulation in the area came out of Clinton, Missouri, where .45 of ice accumulated. Once the freezing rain ended light snow accumulated throughout the area during the overnight hours. Between 1 and 3 inches of snow fell on top of the ice accumulation. Some power outages occurred, but no widespread effects were reported from this ice storm.

Trees and a power pole were reported blown down in town. Thunderstorm wind gusts were estimated up to 60 mph.

Thunderstorm wind gusts were estimated up to 70 mph, with numerous power poles down in Warrensburg.

Thunderstorm wind gusts were estimated up to 60 mph. A powerline was snapped off by a tree branch.

The 100 block of Main Street, had two, three feet in diameter trees, blown down. The trees knocked down power lines.

Thunderstorm winds were estimated up to 60 mph, and caused downed powerlines.

Trees and power lines were reported down.

Numerous trees and power lines were reported down around Warrensburg.

Tree and power pole were down due to high winds.

Winds were measured up to 58 mph at Whiteman Air Force Base. Several trees and power lines were downed near Holden.

Power lines and 10 inch diameter trees downed.

Law enforcement reported 3/4 inch hail and power lines down.