Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near ZIP 39213

Hail Report Description: MULTIPLE REPORTS OF QUARTER SIZE HAIL AROUND RIDGELAND.

Hail Report Description: A FEW WINDSHIELDS WERE CRACKED ALONG HWY 49

Hail Report Description: Penny to nickel sized hail occurred around Hawkins Field.

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Hail Report Description: The third supercell to effect Madison county developed near the Pocahontas Community in Northern Hinds county and moved south-southeast across Southern Madison county. This storm eventually merged with supercell #2 and became the dominant storm than eventually moved across Central Rankin county. This storm produced a swath of penny to nickel sized hail all across Southern Madison county.

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Hail Report Description: Half dollar size hail fell across northern portions of the county. Some large limbs were broken off trees.

Hail Report Description: A strong supercell thunderstorm produced hail the size of baseballs. Numerous houses and automobiles in the Pocahontas area sustained damage.

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Wind Report Description: Lines down and multiple areas of power outages.

Wind Report Description: Observed by the KHKS ASOS.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed across Joe Coker Rd near Coker Cir.

Wind Report Description: Report of downed tree.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down onto powerlines on Maple Street in Jackson.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed and laying across the road near the 3200 block of Marion Dunbar Street. Time estimated based on radar.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed at Darden Rd and Brodie Rd.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN BLOCKING ROADWAY ON JOE COKER RD IN POCAHONTAS.

Wind Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND GST REPORT FROM HAWKINS FIELD BASED ON REPORTED WIND SPEED IN MPH FROM ASOS DSM. A PEAK GUST OF 66 KTS WAS MEASURED AT THE KHKS ASOS. THE DIRECTION WAS FROM 240 DEGREES.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWNED ON A HOUSE ON CAMPBELL ST.

Wind Report Description: LARGE TREE DOWN AND THROUGH ROOF OF HOUSE.

Wind Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND GST REPORT FROM HAWKINS FIELD. PEAK WIND GUST MEASURED OUT OF THE WEST-NORTHWEST.

Wind Report Description: UPROOTED TREES AND SNAPPED LIMBS WERE SEEN IN NORTHWEST JACKSON. LARGE DOWNED TREES WERE BLOCKING WEST COUNTY LINE ROAD.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN ACROSS BILLY BELL RD.

Wind Report Description: LARGE LIMBS (3-4 INCHES) DOWNED BLOCKING ONE LANE ON HIGHWAY 49 SOUTHEAST OF THE PRESIDENTIAL HILLS SUBDIVISION.

Wind Report Description: LARGE PINE TREE UPROOTED IN LAUREL WOOD SUBDIVISION.

Wind Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND DMG REPORT FROM 2 NNE JACKSON. LARGE PINE TREE DOWN ON LIVINGSTON ROAD.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN ON A HOME AT N STATE AND NORTHSIDE

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN ON JOE COKER ROAD AND JOE COKER CIRCLE REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWNED ALONG CYNTHIA RD

Wind Report Description: A tree was uprooted along Newport Street.

Wind Report Description: A tree fell on a house on Smith Robinson St. Trees were also blown down along North West Street.

Wind Report Description: Recorded at Hawkins Field in Jackson.

Wind Report Description: Power lines were blown down on Overstreet Avenue.

Wind Report Description: Measured at Hawkins Field in downtown Jackson.

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: Measured wind gust at Hawkins Field in West Jackson.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

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Wind Report Description: WAPT reported a 75 mph wind gust at the station.

Wind Report Description: Several shingles were blown off a church roof on Country Club Drive. A couple of trees were blown down at Northside Drive and Bowling Street. One tree fell on a mobile home.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several large limbs were blown down near the intersection of Catlett Road and State Road 22.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down at the intersection of US Highway 49 and West County Line Road, as well as at the intersection of Cynthia Road and US Highway 49.

Wind Report Description: Two Cessna 182s were flipped over by the wind and destroyed. One Cessna Twin was flipped over and destroyed. Two single engine aircraft received minor damage. One Lockheed Load Star twin cargo plane was damaged. Numerous car windows were blown out at the airport. The doors of a hangar were blown off track. The control tower measured a wind gust to 61 mph.

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Tornado Report Description: THIS EF1 TORNADO BEGAN NEAR MEDGAR EVERS BLVD NEAR THE INTERSECTION WITH POCAHONTAS AVE AND TRACKED EASTWARD THROUGH THE CITY OF JACKSON... PRODUCING TREE DAMAGE AND SPORADIC ROOF AND MOSTLY MINOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE EXCEPT WHERE DOWNED TREES RESULTED IN GREATER DAMAGE. THE TORNADO PATH WAS DISCONTINUOUS AT TIMES... BUT THERE WAS AN UPTICK IN TREE AND DAMAGE TO HOMES EAST OF MILL ST AND BETWEEN TAYLOR ST AND HARTFIELD ST WITH SEVERAL UTILITY LINES DOWNED AS IT MOVED THROUGH THE FONDREN NEIGHBORHOOD. FARTHER EAST... A COUPLE TREES WERE DOWNED ON THE CAMPUS OF ST DOMINIC HOSPITAL AND A LARGE PORTION OF THE OUTFIELD WALL WAS DOWNED AT SMITH-WILLS STADIUM. THE TORNADO BRIEFLY REACHED LOW END EF1 INTENSITY AS IT MOVED THROUGH THE EASTERN PORTION OF THE EASTOVER NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE MULTIPLE LARGE HARDWOOD TREES WERE DOWNED AND THE ROOF AND EAVES OF A HOUSE WERE DAMAGED NEAR EASTOVER DR AND LAKE CIR. THE TORNADO CONTINUED INTO FAR WESTERN RANKIN COUNTY... REMOVING SHINGLES FROM SEVERAL ROOFS IN THE L

Tornado Report Description: UPROOTED TREES AND SNAPPED LIMBS WERE SEEN IN NORTHWEST JACKSON. LARGE DOWNED TREES WERE BLOCKING WEST COUNTY LINE ROAD.

Tornado Report Description: THIS WEAK EF1 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST ALONG THE NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY NEAR MILE MARKER 94 WHERE A SMALL TREE WAS UPROOTED. THE TORNADO CONTINUED EAST SOUTHEAST WHERE A TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE WAS OBSERVED BEFORE CROSSING HILDA DRIVE. IN AND ALONG HILDA DRIVE... THE TORNADO WAS LIKELY AT ITS STRONGEST AND WIDEST AT AN EF1 RATING. MANY LARGE LIMBS WERE BROKEN AND A FEW TREES WERE UPROOTED ALONG THIS AREA... WITH SOME COMPLETELY BLOCKING HILDA DRIVE. A FEW MORE TREES WERE DOWNED NEAR THE RAILROAD TRACK AS WELL. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED NW INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY... NW PROGRESS PARKWAY AND BEASLEY ROAD WHERE MORE LARGE LIMBS WERE BROKEN AND A FEW TREES UPROOTED. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED INTERSTATE 220 AND LIVINGSTON ROAD... WHERE A FEW LARGE LIMBS WERE SNAPPED AND A LARGE TREE WAS UPROOTED IN THE YARD OF A RESIDENCE. THE TORNADO LIKELY LIFTED AND ENDED IN THE RESIDENTIAL AREA NEAR FAIRFIELD DRIVE... SOMERSET DRIVE AND VALLEY NORTH BOULEVARD. MAX WINDS WERE 90MPH.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado touched down just southeast of Brownsville along Lorance Road and traced east across northern Hinds County before moving into southwest Madison County. Hundreds of trees were snapped and uprooted along the path along with several power lines down. Several roads were blocked by downed trees along with Highway 49 just south of Pocahontas. Maximum winds were around 105 mph with a total path length across Hinds and Madison Counties of 12 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 tornado touched down 4 miles northwest of Downtown Jackson and caused damage on Bonita Street and Andrea Lane. One home was destroyed as its roof was blown off, three other homes sustained major damage with 5 others having minor damage. Additionally, a few fences and several trees were blown down.

Tornado Report Description: A brief F0 tornado was sighted in an open field about two miles north of Cynthia.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down 5 miles northwest of Jackson and moved east-northeast, and exited the county, 7 miles northeast of Jackson at 2055CST. The tornado then moved across Rankin County before lifting 1 mile northeast of Fannin. Numerous homes were damaged, many trees and power lines were blown down, and several small buildings were destroyed.

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