County Hazards

Storm events on record through

Flood events in Tyler County, West Virginia The flood events on record, by date and by year

This page is a county record of past events and claims. It does not show the flood zone or the risk of an address. For the flood map of an address, use FEMA's address search (opens in a new tab).

NCEI has 78 flood events on record for Tyler County, West Virginia, from 1996 through 30 Jun 2026.

The newest flood event on record is on 30 May 2025.

From 2016 through 2025, NCEI has 39 flood events on record for the county.

The NWS collects event reports from a variety of sources, which include (but are not limited to): county, state, and federal emergency management officials, local law enforcement officials, SKYWARN spotters, NWS damage surveys, newspaper clipping services, the insurance industry, and the general public, among others.

The National Weather Service reports property and crop damage estimates using available data at the time of event reporting. These values should therefore be considered broad estimates. Damage amounts are not adjusted for inflation.

Zone (NWS Forecast Zone): A zone is a geographic area defined by the NWS for issuing forecasts, watches, and warnings. While zones often align with counties, they can also represent smaller or subdivided areas within a county to account for differences in weather conditions, such as elevation or proximity to water. Larger-scale events—such as heat, cold, drought, and winter storms—are typically recorded by zone.

The words of the agency. Source: NOAA NCEI, Storm Events Database, page "Frequently Asked Questions", copied on .

Date of the data: NCEI storm events through . Event types on this page: Flood, Flash Flood, Coastal Flood, Lakeshore Flood.

Newest flood events on record

Flood

1 mile SSE of EVERETT

Flood

1 mile ENE of LITTLE

Flood

1 mile ENE of MIDDLEBOURNE

Flood

At BLUE

Flood

1 mile NNE of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $6 thousand

Flood

2 miles NW of ADONIS. Damage estimate: $10 thousand

Flood

2 miles NW of ADONIS

Flood

1 mile NW of MIDDLEBOURNE

Flood

45 miles WNW of LAKE RIDGE

Flood

At LITTLE. Damage estimate: $500

Flash Flood

1 mile NE of MATAMORAS. Damage estimate: $500

Flood

2 miles SE of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $250

Flood

At LITTLE. Damage estimate: $250

Flood

2 miles SE of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $250

Flood

1 mile NNW of LITTLE. Damage estimate: $500

Flood

2 miles SE of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $6 thousand

Flood

1 mile NNW of LITTLE. Damage estimate: $2 thousand

Flood

1 mile WSW of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $1 thousand

Flash Flood

At SHIRLEY. Damage estimate: $3 thousand

Flood

2 miles SE of MIDDLEBOURNE. Damage estimate: $2 thousand

Flood

1 mile NNW of LITTLE. Damage estimate: $2 thousand

Flood

2 miles ENE of LITTLE. Damage estimate: $2 thousand

Flood

1 mile NNW of PLUM RUN. Damage estimate: $3 thousand

Flood

1 mile NNE of ADONIS

Flood

1 mile NNW of FREW. Damage estimate: $4 thousand

A place is the text of the NCEI record: a distance and a direction from a reference place. The site does not show a place text that names a private property or reads as a person. NCEI gives no magnitude for this hazard.

Flood events by year

Flood events on record for Tyler County by year, 1950 to 2026
DecadeYear that ends in 0Year that ends in 1Year that ends in 2Year that ends in 3Year that ends in 4Year that ends in 5Year that ends in 6Year that ends in 7Year that ends in 8Year that ends in 9All
1950s00000000000
1960s00000000000
1970s00000000000
1980s00000000000
1990s000000534012
2000s310423011015
2010s121503129327
2020s3381540 (part of the year)24

A darker cell has a larger count. The number is in each cell.

Flood and flash flood events are on record from 1996. The year 2026 has the events through 30 Jun 2026 only.

By month, all years

  1. Jan11 events
  2. Feb15 events
  3. Mar7 events
  4. Apr7 events
  5. May11 events
  6. Jun9 events
  7. Jul5 events
  8. Aug6 events
  9. Sep3 events
  10. Oct0 events
  11. Nov2 events
  12. Dec2 events

Beside the other counties

Flood events on record: Tyler County beside the total of the counties of West Virginia and of the United States
MeasureTylerAll counties of West VirginiaAll counties of the United States
Flood events, 1996 to 2026784,166177,902
Events for each 100 square miles30.417.35.0
Events for each 10,000 residents95.623.45.4

The columns for the state and the United States total the counties. They count the events of each county in the same way as the county column. A forecast zone with another name than a county counts for the state only.

More flood events on record

Flood events on record for Tyler County, newest first, without the 25 newest events above
DateEvent typeMagnitudeDamage estimateDeathsInjuriesOn record for
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$1 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$20 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$1 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$1 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recordednone00County
Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$8 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$15 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$25 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$200 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$1 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$1 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$400 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$25 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$50 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$20 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$15 thousand00Forecast zone
Floodnot recorded$400 thousand00Forecast zone
Floodnot recorded$1.0 million00Forecast zone
Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00Forecast zone
Floodnot recorded$15 thousand00Forecast zone
Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00Forecast zone
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Floodnot recordednone00Forecast zone
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$250 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$2 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$250 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$25 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$20 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$150 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$10 thousand00County
Flash Floodnot recorded$25 thousand00County
Floodnot recorded$250 thousand00Forecast zone
Flash Floodnot recorded$5 thousand00County

The table has all other events on record. A damage figure is an estimate in the NCEI record.

Official channels

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Cite this page

County Hazards. "Flood events on record for Tyler County, West Virginia". https://countyhazards.com/county/wv/tyler/flood/. Data: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database through 30 Jun 2026. Page made on .

Questions

Which month has the most flood events on record for Tyler County?
February has 15 of the 78 flood events on record from 1996 through 30 Jun 2026.
How many flood events are on record for West Virginia?
NCEI has 4,166 flood events on record for West Virginia from 1996 through 30 Jun 2026. That count has every forecast zone of the state.
How does Tyler County compare with the other counties of West Virginia?
The counties of West Virginia have 17.3 flood events for each 100 square miles. Tyler County has 30.4.
Why are some flood events on record for a forecast zone?
NCEI records some event types for a National Weather Service forecast zone and not for a county. This page counts a zone event when the zone has the name of the county.