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OHIO, NorthOHZ003OHZ014OHZ010-032Erie CountySandusky toVermillionLorain CountyLorain toAvon LakeLucas CountyToledo toReno BeachOttawa CountyPort Clinton toMarbleheadSandusky CountyKingsway toClydeHeavy lake effect snow developed during the early morning hours on the 10th and continued on and off (mainly inland) for threedays before tapering off to a few snow showers. Temperatures near or above freezing each day and the warm March sunshine kep troadways mainly wet and travel problems were confined mainly to the night time and early morning hours. Winds gusted to 40miles per hour at times on the 10th, and diminished a bit each day, but drifting snow was a problem throughout the event. Totalsnow fall amounts generally ranged from six to eight inches with higher amounts of 10 inches at North Royalton (Cuyahoga County)and 10 inches at Burton (Geauga).Lucas10 0630EST0 0Flood11 1315ESTThe Maumee River at Waterville exceeded its flood stage of nine feet and crested at 9.8 feet at 1300 EST on 03/10/98. Floodingwas confined to low lying areas.Ashtabula14 0400EST1900EST0030KHeavy SnowHeavy snow on the back side of a low pressure center over the Appalachians was enhanced by north winds off Lake Erie. Theheaviest snow occurred during the morning and midday. Seven inches of snow was reported at Pierpont. More than 15 traffi caccidents occurred, but only minor injuries were reported.Lorain - Stark14 0600EST0602EST0020KHigh Wind (G52)A wind gust of 60 miles per hour was reported at Marlboro (Stark County). Winds gusting to 60 miles per hour downed an 80 foo ttree on the aluminum awning of a house in Lorain (Lorain).20212021202120212021Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of Storm2300EST2200EST2300EST2200EST2300EST2200EST2300EST2200EST2300EST2200EST0000000000100K50K100K100K100KStorm SurgeStorm SurgeStorm SurgeStorm SurgeStorm SurgeMarch 1998OHZ009OHZ003OHZ011North to northeast gales of 35 knots, with higher gusts, produced 11 to 14 foot waves on Lake Erie. Also, the water level at Toledo(Lucas County) was seven feet above low water datum. This combination resulted in major flooding and beach erosion. Manystreets were flooded around Sandusky Bay (Ottawa, Sandusky, Erie) and Maumee Bay (Lucas) and flooding had progressed furtherinland in some areas. In Sandusky and Huron (Erie), several streets were flooded. At Beachwood Cove in Huron, the 30 foot highbreakwall was destroyed and just a few feet of land separated the homes from the lake.Erie21 0100EST0 0Flood22 0700ESTThe Huron River at Milan exceeded its flood stage of 14 feet and crested at 17.2 feet at 1215 EST on 03/21/98. Flooding occurredin lagoon communities from Milan to near Huron, resulting in some cottages and homes being completely surrounded by floodwater.Lucas22 0600EST0 0Flood23 0200ESTThe Maumee River at Waterville exceeded its flood stage of nine feet and crested at 9.4 feet at 0726 EST on 03/22/98. Floodingwas confined to low lying areas.Cuyahoga27 1500EST1 0 2KHigh WindA 46 year old man was killed when a wind gust blew his motorcycle into a median wall on Interstate 71, near W. 150th St.M46VE132 126
OHIO, NorthOHZ009>014-019>023-028>033-038Ottawa CountyElmoreSandusky CountyGreen SpgsSeneca CountyTiffinHuron CountyCountywideErie CountyCastaliaOHIO, NorthwestDefiance CountyHicksvilleStorm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormErie - Lorain - Cuyahoga - Lake - Geauga - Ashtabula - Huron - Medina - Summit - Portage - Trumbull -Crawford - Richland - Ashland - Wayne - Stark - Mahoning - Holmes28 0930EST0 0 305KHigh Wind1550ESTStrong winds with gusts over 50 miles per hour downed trees and power lines, some landing on vehicles and houses. One tree fellon a house in Ashland (Ashland County); one on a house in Willoughby (Lake); and the roof was blown off a mobile home nearSmithville Western Rd. in Wayne Township (Wayne).28 1200EST1230ESTNumerous large limbs were downed.005KThunderstorm Wind28 1230EST0 0 15KThunderstorm Wind1300ESTPower poles and power lines were downed in Green Springs. Large limbs were downed in Lindsey.28 1300EST1330ESTTrees were downed.28 1310EST1330ESTTrees and power poles were downed.28 1330EST1400ESTTelephone and power poles were downed.28 1046ESTtrees blown down and shed destroyed in Hicksville.0000000010K20K20K3KThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindThunderstorm WindMarch 1998Henry CountyLiberty CenterHenry CountyHolgateFulton CountyArchboldOHIO, SoutheastOHZ066>067-075>076-083>087OHZ066>067-075>076-083>087OHIO, SouthwestPaulding CountyAntwerp28 1117ESTtrees blown down in town.28 1127ESTtrees blown down in town.28 1130ESTtrees and power lines down.0000000.50KPerry - Morgan - Athens - Washington - Jackson - Vinton - Meigs - Gallia - Lawrence1KThunderstorm WindThunderstorm Wind (G53)Thunderstorm Wind10130600EST0900EST0 0ColdThe coldest weather of the winter was delayed until March for southeast Ohio. High temperatures were only in the 20s. Morninglow readings of 10 to 15 degrees were common.Perry - Morgan - Athens - Washington - Jackson - Vinton - Meigs - Gallia - Lawrence26311200EST2100EST0 0Record WarmthAn unusually long stretch of early spring heat lasted 6 consecutive days. Afternoon temperatures were in the 80s.28 1040ESTSeveral trees downed.003KThunderstorm Wind (G50)133 127
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MARCH 1998VOLUME 40NUMBER 3STORMDAT
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ALABAMA, North CentralLamar CountyS
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ALABAMA, North CentralMadison Count
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ALABAMA, SoutheastALZ065-068Coffee
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ALASKA, SouthernAKZ011-018>019AKZ02
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ARIZONA, NorthwestMohave County20 N
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ARKANSAS, Central and North Central
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ARKANSAS, NorthwestMadison CountyHu
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CALIFORNIA, NorthwestCAZ003-076Nort
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CALIFORNIA, South CentralKern Count
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CALIFORNIA, SouthwestSan Bernardino
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CALIFORNIA, West South CentralVentu
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FLORIDA, NorthwestBay CountyMexico
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FLORIDA, West CentralDe Soto County
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FLORIDA, West CentralManatee County
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FLORIDA, West CentralPasco CountySt
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FLORIDA, West Panhandlecaused sand
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GEORGIA, LowerGEORGIA, North and Ce
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GEORGIA, Southwestroads were closed
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IDAHO, SouthwestTwin Falls County2
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ILLINOIS, CentralMoultrie CountyLov
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ILLINOIS, SouthILZ087-092>094ILZ084
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IOWA, CentralWapello County2 W Ottu
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KANSAS, EastMarshall CountyMarysvil
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KANSAS, NorthwestHail accompanied b
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KANSAS, SouthwestRush County14 WSW
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LOUISIANA, NortheastCatahoula Paris
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MAINEHancock CountyCountywidePenobs
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MARYLAND, WestBlustery northwest wi
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