Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports on April 4, 2008

Hail Report Description: Golf ball size hail was reported just east of Carthage near the intersection of Highway 15-501 and Stage Road.

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Hail Report Description: Sheriff reported nickel size hail in Winnsboro.

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Hail Report Description: Sheriff reported nickel size hail.

Hail Report Description: SKYWARN spotter reported quarter size hail in Newberry.

Hail Report Description: Reported on Turkey Creek Rd.

Hail Report Description: Sheriff reported nickel size hail.

Hail Report Description: A spotter reported penny-sized hail in the Pine Mountain Valley area.

Hail Report Description: An amateur radio operator reported penny-sized hail near Warner Robins.

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Hail Report Description: Public reported nickel size hail south of Mt. Carmel.

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Hail Report Description: Public reported nickel size hail in northern Lancaster county.

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Hail Report Description: The public observed penny-sized hail in far southeast Henry county. Several small tree limbs were also blown down.

Hail Report Description: Sheriff reported penny size hail on Little Egypt road.

Hail Report Description: Penny sized hail fell across portions of southern Tensas Parish.

Hail Report Description: A swath of penny to nickel sized hail fell across northern portions of the parish.

Hail Report Description: The Morgan County 911 Center relayed a report of nickel-sized hail from the Buckhead area.

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Hail Report Description: A storm spotter observed penny-sized hail south of Senoia near the Meriwether county line.

Hail Report Description: Public reported nickel size hail near the Monticello resevoir at the EZ-Mart.

Hail Report Description: A storm spotter observed penny-sized hail in extreme northwest Meriwether county, between Luthersville and the Troup county line.

Hail Report Description: The Troup County 911 Center reported quarter-sized hail across the northeast part of the county between Louise and Hogansville.

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Hail Report Description: The Barrow County 911 Center observed penny-sized hail.

Hail Report Description: The Banks County Emergency Management Director observed penny-sized hail in the Homer area. Penny-sized hail was also observed by the Jackson county Emergency Management Director along the Banks county line in the city of Maysville.

Hail Report Description: The Jackson County Emergency Management Director reported penny-sized hail in extreme northeast Jackson county near the Banks county line.

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Hail Report Description: A storm spotter observed penny-sized hail northwest of Tallapoosa.

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Hail Report Description: The Cherokee County Emergency Management Director reported that quarter-sized hail was observed south of Canton. Radar data supported that hail of this size or larger continued across from Red Top Mountain in southeast Bartow county into southwest Cherokee county earlier as the storm was weakening rapidly as it moved south of Canton.

Hail Report Description: The public observed penny-sized hail.

Hail Report Description: The public observed half-dollar-sized hail just south of Emerson, quarter-sized hail on the west side of Lake Allatoona at the Allatoona Landing Marina, and nickel-sized hail in the Red Top Mountain area, also in the southeast part of Bartow county.

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Hail Report Description: The Polk county Emergency Management Director reported that half-dollar-sized hail fell for over five minutes across the northeast part of Polk county between Rockmart and areas east of Aragon.

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Hail Report Description: The public observed golf ball-sized hail in northern Coweta county, just southwest of Roscoe and half-dollar-sized hail about five miles north of Newnan. A storm spotter observed nickel-sized hail in the Sargent area.

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Hail Report Description: The public observed penny-sized hail southeast of Adairsville.

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Hail Report Description: The public observed nickel-sized hail in extreme northwestern Bartow county, west of Adairsville. They noted that it had been hailing for at least five minutes.

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Hail Report Description: Several reports of hail, ranging in size from nickels to golf balls, were received from north central and northeastern Floyd county. An amateur radio operator reported golf ball-sized hail just south of Shannon, an off-duty National Weather Service employee and a storm spotter observed nickel-sized hail in Rome, and an observer for Fox 5 Television in Atlanta reported quarter-sized hail in Rome.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail reported by law enforcement.

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Hail Report Description: Penny to quarter sized hail fell across portions of Flowood to the Jackson International Airport.

Hail Report Description: A swath of penny to golf ball sized hail fell across southern Madison County.

Hail Report Description: A swath of penny to quarter sized hail fell across most of central Hinds County and through the Downtown Jackson area.

Hail Report Description: Penny size hail reported at the Office of Emergency Management in Navasota.

Hail Report Description: Golf ball size hail reported in Somerville.

Hail Report Description: Hail occurred in Somerville.

Hail Report Description: Half dollar size hail occurred in the town of Wixon Valley.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail was reported along Highway 141.

Hail Report Description: Penny sized hail reported in the town of Iola.

Hail Report Description: Golfball-size hail was reported along I-35.

Hail Report Description: Golf ball size hail at State Highway 21 West and FM 908.

Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail occurred at the Bryan Coulter Airport.

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Hail Report Description: Hail was reported by the Austin Camp Mabry ASOS weather observer.

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Hail Report Description: There were several reports relayed by media of three quarter inch hail across the downtown area including Lake Austin Blvd and the University of Texas campus.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter-size hail was reported in Greenville.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter-size hail was covering Highway 380.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter-size hail was reported in Allen, Lucas, and Parker.

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Hail Report Description: The ground was covered with penny-size hail.

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Hail Report Description: Quarter hail fell along Highway 79, 5 miles west of Marianna.

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Hail Report Description: Hail fell just west of town.

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Hail Report Description: Golfball-size hail was reported over south Denton.

Hail Report Description: Tennis ball size hail was reported in northeast Denton.

Hail Report Description: Golfball-size hail was reported. Several vehicles were damaged near Krum.

Hail Report Description: Golfball-size hail was reported at CR 2320 and Highway 380.

Hail Report Description: Softball-size hail was reported at the Sherriff's Office. Windows of houses and cars were broken by the hail.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down between Ellerbe and Norman on Capel Mill Road.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down in the Westend community.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down on SR 1606.

Wind Report Description: DOT and Emergency Manager reported trees down on Baily road and South Potter road. Radar also indicated golf ball size hail just northeast of this area but no reports were called in.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down on SR 1003.

Wind Report Description: Highway Patrol reported several trees down on River road.

Wind Report Description: A wind gust of 60 mph was measured at Warner Robins Air Force Base in northern Houston county.

Wind Report Description: A gas station received some significant roof damage, while other structures in the area had minor roof damage. Several large trees were also uprooted.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down, between Opelika and Valley.

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Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down on Parkwood School Rd.

Wind Report Description: The Newton County 911 Center reported that several trees were blown down in far southern Newton county, west of Stewart near the Butts county line along Georgia Highway 36 and also near Georgia Highway 212.

Wind Report Description: DOT and Emergency Manager reported several trees down on SC 97 and SC 903.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down in the southeastern portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down in Shorter.

Wind Report Description: The top of a utility building was blown off.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the eastern portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the southern part of the county.

Wind Report Description: DOT reported several trees down on hwy 213.

Wind Report Description: The Troup County Fire Department reported that a large tree was blown down onto a power line.

Wind Report Description: The Butts County Emergency Management Director reported that more than 12 trees were blown down in the northern part of the county, generally between Georgia Highway 16, 42, and 36. A tree fell on a home on England Chapel Road in the Jenkinsburg area causing damage to the structure. Several trees were also down near the Jasper and Newton county lines in the east and northeast part of the county. There seemed to be a concentrated area of tree damage along Georgia Highway 36 northeast of Jackson toward the Newton county line. All together, more than 12 trees had been blown down. A couple of roads were also blocked by downed trees as well.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down on McManus Rd.

Wind Report Description: A grocery store sustained roof damage, in the Coldwater Community.

Wind Report Description: A few sheds and other small buildings were damaged or destroyed near Harpersville.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down onto Camp Winnataska Road.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down on AL 145, near the Shelby Community.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the Four Mile Community.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down just east of the city of Leeds.

Wind Report Description: Several large tents were blown over and destroyed, several trees were blown down, and shingles were lifted off the depot building, at the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in Rockford.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down onto a mobile home in Maylene.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down near Centreville, and around other areas of the county.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the western portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in and around Jacksonville.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down around Pinson and Center Point.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and power lines were blown down across the county, damaging at least two houses.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down south of the city of Tuscaloosa.

Wind Report Description: A roof was blown off a house on US 82, near the Autauga County line.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down around the city of Tuscaloosa.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down, including one that fell on a house.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down in the Livingston area, and several other nearby locations. Two vehicles were damaged on CR 13. An AMTRACK train was unable to proceed, as several trees were blocking the railroad track.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the central part of the county.

Wind Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Wind Report Description: Minor roof damage occurred to a restaurant on Highway 96. The roof of a daycare center in CR 261 was damaged and playground equipment was thrown through a fence. A nearby metal roof was blown off a barn.

Wind Report Description: Measured by the Naval Meridian ASOS, 87 mph wind gust.

Wind Report Description: Two homes had singles blown off in Porterville.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and power lines were blown down across the Naval Air Station.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across the city. A parking shed was blown down and onto a few vehicles.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down along with some minor damage to a few homes.

Wind Report Description: An intense straight line wind event occurred across the northern portion of Lauderdale County. Hundreds of trees were blown down. Some trees damaged homes and downed many power lines. Wind gusts were between 90 and 100 mph.

Wind Report Description: Hundreds of trees and numerous power lines were blown down across the southern portion of Kemper County.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across the southern portion of the county, generally along the Interstate 20 corridor.

Wind Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down around Pineville.

Wind Report Description: A swath of widespread and significant straight line winds moved across a large portion of central Newton county. Hundreds of trees were blown down along with many power lines. Areas in and around Decatur were hard hit and numerous homes sustained minor to major roof damage, some roofs were even blown off a couple homes.

Wind Report Description: Substantial wind damage occurred across portions of Philadelphia as wind gusts between 70 and 90 mph moved through town. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. Nearly 30 homes were damaged by the wind gusts or by downed trees. The majority of the damaged homes were on the southeast side of town along Highway 486. Several vehicles were damaged or destroyed by trees as well as a school bus.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down around Conehatta.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down, south of Moundville.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across northeast Scott County. Several trees were down on a few homes causing major damage.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down all around Forest. A few power lines were blown down as well.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down across roads along with several power lines down. Additionally, a shed was destroyed.

Wind Report Description: A couple sheds were destroyed along with a few trees blown down.

Wind Report Description: Near 80 trees were snapped or uprooted along Lake Pushmataha in Choctaw. The lake was temporarily closed to allow for debris clean up around the lake.

Wind Report Description: Intense straight line winds occurred across central portions of Scott County and caused numerous trees to get blown down. Areas from Clifton, Hillsboro and Harperville were hardest hit by the damaging wind gusts which ranged from 90 to 100 mph. Eight homes were destroyed by downed trees with another 40 having some kind of roof damage from trees or just the wind gusts.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and a few power lines were blown down across the southern portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: A couple of trees were blown down in the Mars Hill Community.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down across northwest Smith County. A mobile home had the roof blown off along county road 150.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across Morton along with a few billboard signs blown down. Several homes suffered roof damage as well along with several businesses with minor to major roof damage.

Wind Report Description: A couple of large trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and a few power lines were blown down along Highway 80 between Brandon and Pelahatchie.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across Brandon, especially the southern half of town.

Wind Report Description: Measured wind gust at the Ross Barnett Spillway tower.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across the northern portion of the county. A few trees were across a couple roads, one on a house and another on a mobile home. One outbuilding had the roof blown off.

Wind Report Description: Several large oak trees were uprooted along Whitfield Road and around Whitfield.

Wind Report Description: Four trees were blown down off Airport Road.

Wind Report Description: Significant and extensive straight line wind damage occurred across portions of west central and central Rankin County as a line of intense storms move through the Metro area. An extensive swath of wind damage occurred on the southern side of the Metro tornado. Wind gusts ranged between 80 and 100 mph which caused hundreds of trees to get knocked down along with numerous power lines and several billboard and road signs. Many trees fell on homes as well as vehicles. The hardest hit areas were across portions of Flowood, generally from the Dogwood Festival Mall, Old Fannin Road and along Highway 25 to Grants Ferry Road.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and power lines were blown down across Madison.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down along Highway 43 in the Sharon Community.

Wind Report Description: The Southern Tractor Company building sustained heavy damage with a portion of the roof blown off. A large road sign was blown down and a truck was blown off Highway 49.

Wind Report Description: Significant straight line winds moved across southern Madison County. Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down with some trees down on vehicles. Ten to fifteen homes suffered minor to major damage in the Densmore Subdivision. Wind gusts were estimated between 80 and 90 mph.

Wind Report Description: A couple large trees were were blown down along with many limbs. A garbage can was thrown across a pasture.

Wind Report Description: Aside from the tornadic damage across Northeast Jackson, extensive and significant straight line wind damage occurred across a large portion of the City of Jackson, particularly just to the south of the tornado path. Hundreds of trees and numerous power lines were taken down by wind gusts between 80 and 100 mph. The very strong wind gusts alone damaged many homes and buildings. However, it was the large amount of trees that were blown down which caused the most significant damage. Hundreds of trees were blown down on homes which caused minor to major damage to many structures. Some 6 to 7 thousand homes sustained some kind of damage. Many signs were blow down or damaged along with many vehicles destroyed by fallen trees and limbs. This tornado and wind event was likely one of the most significant, widespread, and costly severe weather events the Jackson area has seen. Nearly everyone described this event as worse than Hurricane Katrina, for the Metro.

Wind Report Description: A couple trees were blown down off Highway 14.

Wind Report Description: An interstate road sign was blown over and some tin was torn off a storage building.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down across the northwest portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: A dozen or so trees were blown down around Clinton, generally along or off Northside Drive.

Wind Report Description: A 75 foot farmers radio tower collapsed off West Northside Drive between Clinton and Bolton. Minor roof damage occurred in this area along with some damage to a silo.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted along South Norrell Road and St. Thomas Road. A few homes sustained shingle damage and a trampoline was thrown and destroyed. The covered walk way at the St. Thomas Church was destroyed and thrown across the parking lot. One home had a tree through half of it causing major damage.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down around town.

Wind Report Description: A couple trees and power lines were blown down around Raymond.

Wind Report Description: Extensive wind damage occurred across western Hinds County as a line of thunderstorms moved through the area. Widespread tree damage occurred from areas northwest and west of Bolton, in Bolton, and in areas between Raymond and Clinton. The worst damage occurred along I-20, Carol Johns Road, Williams Lake Road, and in the City of Bolton. Nearly a dozen structures were damaged by downed trees within this swath. In the city of Bolton, the Fire Department had most of the roof torn off and a building next to the Post Office was destroyed. This building was a small cinder-block structure, the roof was removed and some walls had collapsed. That area, in the City of Bolton, was the most intense and winds have been estimated between 105 and 115 mph. For the rest of the wind damage, winds are estimated between 80 and 100 mph.

Wind Report Description: A few trees and many large limbs were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down around Edwards.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down along the Natchez Trace in central Hinds County. A few of these trees were blocking the highway and had to be removed.

Wind Report Description: A couple trees were blown down near St. Joseph.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and a few power lines were blown down across central sections of Yazoo County. Trees were down across Witherspoon, Myrleville, and Cox Ferry Roads as well as Old Highway 16 and Highway 433.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down. One mobile home was destroyed on Bell Road from a downed tree.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across the eastern portions of Vicksburg with some across I-20. A few homes were damaged by downed trees along with several power lines. One mobile home was totally destroyed along Warriors Trail as a tree fell through it. An injury occurred at this location as the occupant was briefly trapped in the home.

Wind Report Description: Several areas across Downtown Vicksburg had trees and power lines blown down with a handful of structures sustaining minor to moderate roof damage. Major roof damage occurred to the Enterprise Rent-a-Car building where a large portion was torn off.

Wind Report Description: Significant wind damage occurred across the southern portion of Vicksburg as a line of intense storms moved through the river city. Areas along and south of I-20 were especially hard hit. Areas across Hwy 61 to Halls Ferry to Porters Chapel to Lee Roads had hundreds of trees uprooted or snapped. Numerous power lines were taken down with nearly 30 homes damaged by fallen trees. Several vehicles were also damaged by downed trees as well. The wind damage was extensive across central Warren County with several trained spotters estimating wind gusts between 80 and 100 mph. This was one of the worst and most widespread wind storms to impact the City of Vicksburg.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were snapped along the levee, in the flooded timber, just north of Highway 465.

Wind Report Description: A couple of homes sustained shingle damage, several trees were uprooted, and a camper was overturned around Valley Park.

Wind Report Description: Thunderstorm winds destroyed 3 mobile homes, one moved off of foundation. Several trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A mobile home was rolled over and a few trees were snapped. This damage occurred just a bit east of where Highway 465 meets the levee. This was also just a little before the tornado occurred in the Eagle Lake Community.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A significant swath of wind damage occurred across the northern portion of Tensas Parish, generally from Newlight to Newellton. Numerous trees were blown down across this area along with several power poles. Damage occurred across portions of Highway 128, 525 and 888. Four mobile homes sustained significant roof damage along with a couple hunting camps.

Wind Report Description: Several homes and businesses were heavily damaged in the downtown area, including the Cullman Shopping Center. Several power lines and large trees were also blown down. Some trees fell on houses and vehicles, heavily damaging them. A fuel tank spill resulted due to roof debris falling from a nearby building. The spill required a temporary closure of a one half mile radius near the intersection of Highways 278 and 31. Locations affected by the heaviest damage included the St. Joseph area of Cullman county near Katherine and Ann Street, locations along 278 north, and Arnold Street. Power outages affected as many as 4800 customers in Cullman County. An EMS/weather spotter reported that a female resident experienced a minor injury when a tree limb fell into the home and struck her on the head.

Wind Report Description: Thunderstorm winds blew down trees and damaged some mobile homes.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A roof was blown off a mobile home and a few power poles were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Wind damage occurred near Panther Lake and several trees were blown down near Bear Lake. A few trees were down on homes off West Bear Lake Road.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines were blown down in Arley. One tree damaged a mobile home, and another damaged a house. Six houses suffered shingle damage. One grain silo top was blown off, and the top of one storage building was blown off.

Wind Report Description: Numerous power poles broken and trees blown down across the north portion of the parish.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were blown down around Baskin.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down with one tree on a house.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down around Oak Grove.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees downed across the northern part of the parish.

Wind Report Description: Several power poles and trees were blown down just south of Goodwill.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were downed across the entire parish. Clarks, Louisiana was one of the worst hit places with trees downed in town.

Wind Report Description: Numerous large limbs and a few trees were blown down across the southern portion of the parish. A couple power lines were also blown down.

Wind Report Description: Numerous large limbs and a few trees were blown down across the northern portion of the parish. A couple power lines were also blown down.

Wind Report Description: Trees were downed along U.S. Highway 165 just north on Monroe, Louisiana.

Wind Report Description: Several trees downed on State Highway 126 which had to be closed.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down across the southern portion of Morehouse Parish.

Wind Report Description: Trees fell across several homes as well as several outbuildings in the town of Swartz, Louisiana.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and powerlines were downed across Chatham, Louisiana and across the entire parish as well.

Wind Report Description: A home and a local church was destroyed by falling trees in town. A large tree was snapped in front of Moss Home Health in Jonesboro. In addition...several large trees were downed between the Jonesboro and Hodge communities. Trees were also downed in front of the Hodge Bank.|Numerous trees were also downed near the Jonesboro area. Some of the worst damage was on Polk Avenue where a huge oak tree hundreds of years fell and just missed a home in town. Trees also fell on Hickory Street, Walker Road and Northeast Street. One home was severly damaged when a tree fell through it.

Wind Report Description: Widespread trees and powerlines were downed across the entire parish.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines were downed near the Pleasant Hill High School. Trees were also downed near Many High School on Hwy 6 East. High winds were also reported across the Ebarb community. A tree fell across a hair salon in Ebarb. Trees also fell across two vehicles and a boat near Ebarb. A logging truck was also destroyed when a tree fell across it.

Wind Report Description: Trees down at State Highway 480 and US 71 and all along US 71 south of Coushatta, Louisiana.

Wind Report Description: Trees down at State Highway 515 and US Highway 71.

Wind Report Description: Trees were downed across Harts Bluff Road.

Wind Report Description: Thunderstorm winds blew down a power line in Crooked Oak.

Wind Report Description: Straight line winds knocked down power poles and power lines near Wren.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down at the intersection of county roads CR 26 and CR 165 in Rogersville.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were downed north and east of the local hospital. A few trees fell on top of cars. Lightpoles were snapped and a brick sign was blown over. There was also reported wind damage to a few roofs and buildings in town including the local Walmart. A tree fell across a home in town with two residents inside but no one was injured. Numerous trees were reported down on Raguet road.

Wind Report Description: Trees were downed across the southeast portion of the county.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were downed along County Road 28. Trees fell across two vehicles and one home. No injuries were reported.

Wind Report Description: The 911 Center reported a tree was blown down at the intersection of Pamona Road and Old Columbia Road in the southeast part of the city.

Wind Report Description: A large tree fell across the intersection of Oak Avenue and Beckham Street.

Wind Report Description: Thunderstorm winds downed power lines, and downed a tree across a roadway.

Wind Report Description: Straight line winds damaged trailers and knocked down trees along Highway 1, just south of Marianna.

Wind Report Description: Straight line winds destroyed a trailer and a grain bin near the intersection of Highway 118 and Marlin Swamp Road. In addition, roofs were blown off of two shops in the area as well.

Wind Report Description: A large tree crashed through a ceiling at a residence.

Wind Report Description: A commercial building suffered roof damage and a residence in Denton lost part of its roof and had its windows blown in. About half a dozen trees were blown down. The North Texas State Fairgrounds north of Highway 380 sustained about $2,500 in damages when a portion of its roof was blown off. The roof subsequently knocked down power lines.

Tornado Report Description: Storm survey found trees down on roads, on 1 home, and mobile home. Both the home and mobile home also had wind damage to the roof and exterior walls. The tornado originated in Laures county and came out of Joanna.

Tornado Report Description: Storm Survey, coordinated with DOT, found several groves of trees down with good convergent patterns at SC 20 and Great North roads, US 21, and Wateree road.

Tornado Report Description: A brief tornado touchdown was captured on home video in the Fort McClellan area. Upon subsequent inspection, no visible damage could be found.

Tornado Report Description: The damage started with snapped trees, power lines and power poles across Livingston and County Line Roads and Watkins Drive. The tornado moved east-southeast, crossing Interstate 220 and downing numerous large trees, some on homes, as it moved through residential areas off Hanging Moss Road. Most of the damage in this area was EF-1 in nature with maximum winds between 90 and 105 mph. The damage became somewhat more intense as it moved through the Tougaloo area, with dozens of large trees snapped and uprooted, many on homes, causing serious damage. The tornado crossed State Street, and then crossed Interstate 55 where it caused roof damage to two hotels, and damaged a car dealership, snapping light poles, blowing the windows out of dozens of cars, and causing roof and awning damage. It also damaged the roof of a large medical building. As the tornado crossed Ridgewood Road, it blew out the back wall of a large restaurant building, and continued damaging roofs of buildings and knocking down numerous trees. The damage in the Interstate 55 area was rated as EF-1 with maximum winds between 95 and 105 mph.||Once the tornado crossed Ridgewood Road, it moved back into residential areas of northeast Jackson. The tornado reached its maximum intensity as it approached and crossed Old Canton Road. Hundreds of large trees were snapped and uprooted in these areas, causing major damage to numerous homes. On the east side of Old Canton, it caused extensive roof and facade damage to several commercial buildings, blew the walls out of the second story of a large warehouse type building, and caused extensive damage to the roofs of apartment complex buildings and a couple of residential homes. This area along the path from just west of Pear Orchard Road to the area on the east side of Old Canton Road was the maximum rated damage at EF-2 with maximum estimated winds of 115 mph.||While not accessible via ground survey, it is assumed based on radar data that the tornado continued on the ground across the Pearl River. Damage was again observed in northwest Rankin County in the subdivisions off of Old Fannin Road. Numerous trees were downed, a number on houses, and many homes had shingle damage. The most intense damage was where the tornado crossed Old Fannin Road in the Avalon and Barnett Bend subdivisions. Numerous large trees were snapped and uprooted, several causing major damage to some homes, and power poles were snapped off. Maximum winds here were estimated to be up to 105 mph, which is at the high end of EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.||Damage was somewhat less as it moved through the subdivisions east of Hugh Ward Parkway, but intensified again as it moved along Manship Road and into Mill Creek subdivision. A number of large trees were snapped and uprooted in these areas. The tornado crossed Lakeland Drive, continuing to down trees, and moved across the Northwest Rankin Attendance Center complex, blowing down trees, a fence at the baseball field, and blowing out an awning. The tornado crossed Vine Drive and caused extensive shingle and roof damage to a number of apartment buildings. The tornado dissipated shortly after this damage, causing sporadic tree damage at the edge of Castlewoods subdivision. Maximum winds in the area from Hugh Ward Parkway to prior to dissipation were estimated to generally be between 90 and 100 mph, which is EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.||Total path length was 14 miles.

Tornado Report Description: The damage started with snapped trees, power lines and power poles across Livingston and County Line Roads and Watkins Drive. The tornado moved east-southeast, crossing Interstate 220 and downing numerous large trees, some on homes, as it moved through residential areas off Hanging Moss Road. Most of the damage in this area was EF-1 in nature with maximum winds between 90 and 105 mph. The damage became somewhat more intense as it moved through the Tougaloo area, with dozens of large trees snapped and uprooted, many on homes, causing serious damage. The tornado crossed State Street, and then crossed Interstate 55 where it caused roof damage to two hotels, and damaged a car dealership, snapping light poles, blowing the windows out of dozens of cars, and causing roof and awning damage. It also damaged the roof of a large medical building. As the tornado crossed Ridgewood Road, it blew out the back wall of a large restaurant building, and continued damaging roofs of buildings and knocking down numerous trees. The damage in the Interstate 55 area was rated as EF-1 with maximum winds between 95 and 105 mph.||Once the tornado crossed Ridgewood Road, it moved back into residential areas of northeast Jackson. The tornado reached its maximum intensity as it approached and crossed Old Canton Road. Hundreds of large trees were snapped and uprooted in these areas, causing major damage to numerous homes. On the east side of Old Canton, it caused extensive roof and facade damage to several commercial buildings, blew the walls out of the second story of a large warehouse type building, and caused extensive damage to the roofs of apartment complex buildings and a couple of residential homes. This area along the path from just west of Pear Orchard Road to the area on the east side of Old Canton Road was the maximum rated damage at EF-2 with maximum estimated winds of 115 mph.||While not accessible via ground survey, it is assumed based on radar data that the tornado continued on the ground across the Pearl River. Damage was again observed in northwest Rankin County in the subdivisions off of Old Fannin Road. Numerous trees were downed, a number on houses, and many homes had shingle damage. The most intense damage was where the tornado crossed Old Fannin Road in the Avalon and Barnett Bend subdivisions. Numerous large trees were snapped and uprooted, several causing major damage to some homes, and power poles were snapped off. Maximum winds here were estimated to be up to 105 mph, which is at the high end of EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.||Damage was somewhat less as it moved through the subdivisions east of Hugh Ward Parkway, but intensified again as it moved along Manship Road and into Mill Creek subdivision. A number of large trees were snapped and uprooted in these areas. The tornado crossed Lakeland Drive, continuing to down trees, and moved across the Northwest Rankin Attendance Center complex, blowing down trees, a fence at the baseball field, and blowing out an awning. The tornado crossed Vine Drive and caused extensive shingle and roof damage to a number of apartment buildings. The tornado dissipated shortly after this damage, causing sporadic tree damage at the edge of Castlewoods subdivision. Maximum winds in the area from Hugh Ward Parkway to prior to dissipation were estimated to generally be between 90 and 100 mph, which is EF-1 on the Enhanced Fujita scale.||Total path length was 14 miles.

Tornado Report Description: This was the starting point of the Metro Jackson tornado which started along Livingston Road, just north of West County Line Road. Several trees and power lines were taken down at this location as the tornado moved into extreme northern Hinds County.

Tornado Report Description: Another short path of tornadic damage occurred just east-northeast of Bolton. This tornado started along the I-20 Frontage Road and tracked just south of east along I-20 to the Norrell Road Intersection. Two billboards were blown down and destroyed with another heavily damaged. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. Within the path of tree damage, several areas indicated trees blown down to the north or northwest while the majority were blown down in the east-southeast direction.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado started along Farr Road and tracked east-southeast across Highway 22 and then across Queens Hill Road. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted around Farr Road and Highway 22 with one shed destroyed. Tree damage became more extensive just north and across Queens Hill Road where dozens of trees were snapped and uprooted. Damage along this 3 mile path was concentrated with several trees laid to the northwest or even back to the west. The majority of the trees were down to the southeast or east-southeast. The tornado lifted between Queens Hill and Williams Lake Roads. Tree damage became much more widespread, indicative of straight line damage, across Williams Lake Road. Maximum winds were near 110 mph.

Tornado Report Description: This brief tornado touched down along Warriors Trail Road between Vicksburg and Bovina, just south of I-20 and Hwy 80, and tracked east for 2 miles. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. Several power lines were taken down by trees. A couple structures were damaged by downed trees. Maximum winds were near 100 mph.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down along Highway 465, on the western edge of Eagle Lake, and tracked east-southeast for almost 4 miles through the heart of the Eagle Lake Community. Hundreds of trees were snapped or uprooted with 30-40 homes, mostly mobile homes, damaged by downed trees. Several power lines were also taken down by trees. Several structures, about 10-15 homes, sustained shingle/roof damage or had carports/awnings torn off. Most of the trees were blown to the southeast and roof damage was on the west-northwest side of homes. However, several locations along the path had trees blown down to the north-northwest with some shingle damage on the east facing side. Maximum winds were near 105 mph.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down just west of Pinetuckey Road, about 2 miles southwest of Nauvoo. From there it moved almost due east, before lifting near the intersection of AL-5 and Two Hill Road. Along its path, it snapped off numerous trees, caused minor damage to two outbuildings, one mobile home, and one permanent home, and threw a trampoline into a tree.

Tornado Report Description: An EF1 tornado touched down approximately 8 miles east of Winnfield, Louisiana along State Route 124. Many large trees were downed across the highway including one on a car injuring the driver. Numerous large trees were snapped or uprooted along the path of the tornado which crossed T Wells Road south of Hwy 124 along Albritton Road where several large trees were uprooted and snapped across the road and in the adjacent forest. No homes were damaged from this tornado however several large trees fell next to homes.

Tornado Report Description: An EF1 tornado occurred approximately 3.5 miles west of Atlanta, Louisiana along Gum Springs Road. A barn was completely destroyed with metal strewn into trees due east of the barn. One house sustained shingle damage along Gum Springs Road. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted along the path of the tornado which ended 3 miles east of Atlanta along State Route 1228 where several large trees were snapped around a small house. Several trees were also downed in the community of Atlanta including several by the school and church across from the school.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado with wind speeds up to 85 mph produced moderate damage in the Copeland community. The tornado and associated nearby downdraft winds damaged one home, two barn structures, numerous trees and a security fence. One resident described the tornado as a whirlwind dropping a trampoline from the air into a pond. Small swirl patterns were found by a trained storm spotter in a grassy field near the end of the damage path.

Tornado Report Description: This EF-0 tornado touched down along Seven Mile Post road. The tornado damaged one home, destroyed a shed, and damaged several trees. The tornado damage path was approximately one quarter mile in length, and approximately 25 yards in width. Maximum wind speeds were approximately 60 mph, rating this tornado as an EF-0 on the enhanced Fujita scale.

Tornado Report Description: A storm survey was completed in Colbert County Alabama. A tornado was determined to have touched down about two miles east of Tuscumbia along Highway 20 at the Colbert County Road Department. A building was heavily damaged at the road department. Intially, the tornado produced EF-1 damage for one half of a mile along Highway 72. Up to a 30000 square foot portion of a roof at the Whitesell distribution center was ripped apart by the tornado. The tornado maintained a maximum speed of 85 mph for approximately 1/2 of a mile before weakening as it crossed Highway 72. Its path width while maintaining EF-1 strength was 40 yards.||The Tornado then produced EF-0 damage the remainder of its 6.5 mile path. The width of the tornado was 20 yards, while an EF-0. The tornado abruptly dissipated near Cottontown, Alabama.||Rear flank downdraft winds likely produced damage to adjacent areas near the tornado including a porch being uplifted at a residence.

Tornado Report Description: Between 100 and 200 trees were uprooted or snapped. Most of the downed trees were around Fairbanks. At Fairbanks, an old grocery store and mobile home were both deroofed. Near Bell City, about 30 percent of the roof on a large farm equipment building was blown off. Some siding was removed from another. The damage path was broken. The peak wind was estimated at 90 mph.