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Multiple Day Accumulation Report
Station Number:
OH-AL-15
Data Explorer
Station Name:
Ada 3.0 W
Obs Start Date:
9/5/2026
Obs End Date:
9/6/2026 8:40 AM
Submitted
9/06/2026 8:59 AM
Gauge Catch:
1.10 in.
Notes:
We had a severe storm come through in the overnight Saturday morning, which was warned, it had high North winds and heavy rain. The storm took many tree limbs and some trees down in the area which took out power in a number of parts of the area, some were without power until yesterday afternoon at least. Our power was out for 2 to 3 hours and came back on at 5:40 yesterday morning. The rain stopped about 8:00 in the morning and the sky cleared mostly by noon with storms still being seen to the South at that time. The sky cleared more by evening and was mostly clear overnight last night. This morning is 64 degrees, humid, partly cloudy, with a breeze picking up.
Snow Information
Snowpack Depth
NA
Snowpack SWE
(Snow Water Equivalent)
NA
Snowpack Density
NA
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