One year later recap of june 27, 2015 weather

JustaSooner's posted his above comment about the Drought Monitor on June 27, 2016.

One year earlier on June 27, 2015, we experienced one of the most bizarre storms that I have ever seen around here.

• June 27, 2015 Toledo Talk thread

Some nicknamed the event Tropical Storm Toledo.

Ryan Wichman tweet :

For all those wondering...this will be the closest thing you will ever experience to a true tropical storm ever in northwest Ohio/SE MI.

Our weather for much of that day consisted of strong northeast winds, periods of heavy rainfall, and temps hovering around the upper 50s. The area had some issues.

By late in the afternoon, the winds backed to the N-NW.

Toledo Express Airport:
Jun 27, 2015 4:52 pm
Weather : Rain Fog/Mist and Breezy
Temperature : 58 F
Humidity : 97%
Wind Speed : NNW 23 mph - Gust 39 mph
Barometer : 29.70 in
Dewpoint: 57 F
Visibility : 1.75 statute miles

My rain gauge recorded 3.82 inches of rainfall. Some areas recorded much more. But it was the duration of the pounding rain and wind that was strange for late June.

Oregon home.

Main Street in Hamler, located in southern Henry County.

Because of Lake Erie being pushed to this end of the lake, lakeshore flooding occurred.

Downtown Port clinton.

Before that day, we had received above normal rainfall since mid May, and that combined with the June 27, 2015 weather led to flooding on the Maumee River and in urban small streams.

Oregon.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued a:

• Flood warning for the Maumee River Near Grand Rapids
• From late tonight until Monday morning
• Flood stage is 17.5 feet
• the river is forecast to reach flood stage around 4am sunday and crest near 18.4 feet sunday afternoon.
• At 18.5 feet ... the 100 year flood level. Mary Jane Thursten State Park Campground is inundated. Homes in Wood County cut off from emergency access. Portions of route 24 and the metropark facilities are inundated.