Weather Events and Natural Disasters

The 1993 Mississippi River flood was one of the most significant and devastating floods in the United States, affecting nine states and causing billions of dollars in damages. It resulted from heavy rainfall and snowmelt, leading to record-high water levels and widespread flooding along the Mississippi and its tributaries.

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The Perry Meteorite landing in Keokuk occurred in 1879, leaving a significant impact crater and garnering scientific interest in the area. This event influenced scientific research on meteorites and contributed to the study of celestial objects in the Keokuk region.

The Keokuk Ice Gorge of 1832 was a massive accumulation of ice along the Mississippi River near Keokuk, Iowa. This ice buildup led to significant damage to nearby houses, businesses, and infrastructure.

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