Springfield Mo Ice Storm 2007 at Caitlin Samuel blog

Springfield Mo Ice Storm 2007. It was one of the worst ice storms to hit southwest missouri in decades. It ended up as one of the worst. Transformers began blowing as ice accumulated and power was. Officially at the national weather service office in springfield, one and a half inches of ice accumulation was received. File photo fallen tree limbs weighted with ice caved in the roof of a parked car along elm street near. At the end of this event, areas covered by the tulsa and springfield national weather service offices had power outages affecting over 170,000 customers. A tree falls over on top of two vehicles in springfield during the 2007 ice storm. After a storm of this magnitude, it took electric crews and technicians days (if not weeks) to bring power back online across much of the region. The lines and tree branches were so weighed down by the ice that they soon.

After a storm of this magnitude, it took electric crews and technicians days (if not weeks) to bring power back online across much of the region. The lines and tree branches were so weighed down by the ice that they soon. At the end of this event, areas covered by the tulsa and springfield national weather service offices had power outages affecting over 170,000 customers. Transformers began blowing as ice accumulated and power was. Officially at the national weather service office in springfield, one and a half inches of ice accumulation was received. It was one of the worst ice storms to hit southwest missouri in decades. A tree falls over on top of two vehicles in springfield during the 2007 ice storm. It ended up as one of the worst. File photo fallen tree limbs weighted with ice caved in the roof of a parked car along elm street near.

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Springfield Mo Ice Storm 2007 File photo fallen tree limbs weighted with ice caved in the roof of a parked car along elm street near. After a storm of this magnitude, it took electric crews and technicians days (if not weeks) to bring power back online across much of the region. Officially at the national weather service office in springfield, one and a half inches of ice accumulation was received. It was one of the worst ice storms to hit southwest missouri in decades. File photo fallen tree limbs weighted with ice caved in the roof of a parked car along elm street near. A tree falls over on top of two vehicles in springfield during the 2007 ice storm. The lines and tree branches were so weighed down by the ice that they soon. Transformers began blowing as ice accumulated and power was. At the end of this event, areas covered by the tulsa and springfield national weather service offices had power outages affecting over 170,000 customers. It ended up as one of the worst.