Roof blows off residential complex, lands on vehicle during storm

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Monday’s storm activity in Mountain Home was brief, but it caused damage to a local residential complex. The wind blew the roof off West End Social, formerly the River Rock Inn, on U.S. Highway 62B, and a portion of the roof landed on a vehicle parked at the complex.

Carlos Cardenas is the owner of the vehicle, and he describes the events leading up to seeing the roof on top of it.

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KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot have not received any other reports of damage in the city of Mountain Home. A Baxter County Sheriff’s dispatch spokesperson says a tree came down on Arkansas Highway 201 in the Pigeon Creek area, but it was quickly removed.

A number of power outages are being reported in the Twin Lakes Area. As of 4:30 Monday afternoon, North Arkansas Electric Cooperative’s outage map showed power was out to 91 members in Baxter County, 20 in Fulton County and 11 in Izard County. Entergy Arkansas had outages to 49 customers in Baxter County, 855 in Marion County, 60 in Fulton County, 128 in Izard County, 1,140 in Boone County and two in Newton County. In addition, White River Valley Electric Cooperative had outages affecting 192 members in Ozark County, 28 in Taney County and 206 in Douglas County.

The storm resulted in .47 of an inch of rain falling at KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot, the official reporting station for the National Weather Service in Mountain Home.







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