Incident Overview
A pilot lost directional control of an airplane during the landing flare, causing the aircraft to impact flat level terrain east of the runway. The pilot had entered the traffic pattern for runway 2 upon arrival at the airport.
Crosswind Conditions
The pilot reported encountering an "extreme" left crosswind condition, which he stated caused the airplane to be blown off the runway. According to the pilot, the winds were from 340 degrees at 25 knots. The airport had no weather reporting station; however, the closest facility with weather reporting indicated winds from 350 degrees at 9 knots at the time of the incident.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft was on approach and during the landing flare, the pilot lost directional control. The airplane subsequently departed the runway and impacted terrain east of the runway. The terrain was described as flat level grass. No other information was provided regarding the aircraft type, registration, or occupants.
Investigation
No additional details were available from the source regarding the investigation, including any probable cause determination or recommendations. The incident occurred during daylight hours, but specific time was not provided.