Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near ZIP 39338

Hail Report Description: SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTOGRAPH OF HAIL ALMOST 2 TIMES THE SIZE OF A QUARTER SIDE BY SIDE.

Hail Report Description: SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO SHOWS HAIL AT LEAST MARGINALLY LARGER THAN QUARTERS IN LOUIN.

Hail Report Description: IN THE PINEVILLE COMMUNITY.

Hail Report Description: LOUIN CITY HALL REPORTS HAIL JUST LARGER THAN QUARTERS IN TOWN.

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Hail Report Description: A swath of quarter to golf ball sized hail fell across central Jasper County.

Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail fell in Pineville.

Hail Report Description: Golf ball sized hail was reported at Pineville.

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Hail Report Description: This supercell thunderstorm moved out of East-Central Smith county and tracked southeast across the Southwest half of Jasper county. A swath of quarter to golf ball sized hail occurred from Bay Springs to Moss.

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Wind Report Description: Tree downed on Jasper County near Hwy 15 and County Rd 1553.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed on Jasper County near Hwy 15 and County Rd 1553.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed on Jasper County near Hwy 15 and County Rd 20.

Wind Report Description: Trees down on CR 168 east of Louin. One trees down on a home.

Wind Report Description: Several trees down blocking access northward out of Bay Springs. Trees downed across MS Hwy 15... CR 1525... CR 1529... CR 1523... and CR 1519. Two houses... one on CR 1529 and one on CR 1525... with shingle... gutter... and fascia damage.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed on CR 504 near the Jasper County line.

Wind Report Description: Trees down all over the county.

Wind Report Description: A large tree was blown down across both lanes of County Road 23 in the 2500 block.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on HWY 15.

Wind Report Description: Trees down on CR 20 near CR 2012.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines downed on MS 15 between Bay Springs and Louin.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on CR 130.

Wind Report Description: TREE AND POWER LINE DAMAGE REPORTED.

Wind Report Description: A ROOF WAS BLOWN OFF A HOME ON CR 168.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWNED ON MS HWY 15.

Wind Report Description: POWER LINE DOWN AT 591 COUNTY ROAD 13.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN NEAR BAY SPRINGS.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN ON COUNTRY 24 NEAR THE FELLOWSHIP COMMUNITY.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWNED ON CR 16.

Wind Report Description: A HOUSE WAS DAMAGED ON CR 1529.

Wind Report Description: SOCIAL MEDIA REPORT OF A TREE DOWN ALONG HWY 15.

Wind Report Description: TREE ACROSS THE ROAD AT 272 CR 16.

Wind Report Description: MULTIPLE TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN AT INTERSECTION OF COUNTY ROAD 16 AND HIGHWAY 15...REPORTED BY JASPER EM.

Wind Report Description: EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTED LARGE OAK TREE FELL ONTO A SHOP AND 3 VEHICLES JUST 3 MILES NORTH OF BAY SPRINGS.

Wind Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AND POWER OUTAGES WERE REPORTED IN THE AREA NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF SMITH COUNTY ROADS 103 AND 520. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.

Wind Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ALONG SMITH COUNTY ROAD 504 EAST OF PINEVILLE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.

Wind Report Description: TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.

Wind Report Description: TWO BARNS WERE DAMAGED. REPORTED BY EMA.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN ACROSS COUNTY ROAD 1682 EAST OF LOUIN.

Wind Report Description: TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN ON COUNTY ROAD 16 EAST OF LOUIN.

Wind Report Description: A LARGE PINE TREE WAS BLOWN DOWN ON A HOUSE ON COUNTY ROAD 1537... DESTROYING IT. THE WOOD FRAMING OF A NEW HOUSE BEING BUILT NEXT DOOR WAS BLOWN DOWN.

Wind Report Description: A FEW TREES DOWN ON COUNTY ROADS IN THE LOUIN AREA.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN ACROSS NORTHEAST SMITH COUNTY.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN ON COUNTY ROAD 16 EAST OF LOUIN AS WELL AS COUNTY ROAD 31 AREA.

Wind Report Description: The roof was blown down off a mobile home along County Road 16-142.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down in Louin.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down in Heidelberg and Louin.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down between Pineville and Louin.

Wind Report Description: A couple of trees were blown down near Louin. One of the trees was reported across County Road 168.

Wind Report Description: A tree and a power line were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down along Mississippi Highway 18 near Antioch Road.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down across County Road 16, just to the northwest of Louin.

Wind Report Description: Two trees were blown down. Wind gusts were estimated at 70 MPH.

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

Wind Report Description: A tree was spotted down on County Road 29.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down east of Montrose.

Wind Report Description: A few trees and power lines were blown down along Highway 15.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: The roof of a back porch was blown off and laid over the main house. Additional tin was blown over the house and across the front yard.

Wind Report Description: A utility shed was damaged and a back porch was blown off a home. Numerous trees were also snapped and uprooted.

Wind Report Description: A power line was blown down just east of Pineville along Highway 534.

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

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

Wind Report Description: A couple of trees were blown down around Pineville. One tree was blown onto a house causing damage.

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

Wind Report Description: Many trees were blown down around the county.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and several power lines were blown down from central Lincoln county to east-central Lincoln county as a supercell thunderstorm moved across the area. The damage occurred from near the Loyd Star Community to Heuks Retreat to around Woolworth.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and power lines were blown down. One tree fell across a mobile home.

Wind Report Description: Two trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A few trees and powerlines were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several large limbs were blown down on powerlines across the county.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and powerlines were blown down within the city, an additional twenty trees were blown down across the southern portion of Warren county.

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

Wind Report Description: Trees were blown down on Mississippi Highway 15 and several other country roads. Shingles were also blown off a few homes and one porch roof was blown down.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and powerlines were blown down across the county.

Wind Report Description: Many trees were blown down in and between Louin and Bay Springs, mainly along Highway 15.

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

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down onto roads across the county but only minor damage was reported.

Wind Report Description: Many trees were blown down and caused minor damage to homes and other buildings. Many power lines were blown down.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down across Highway 501.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines were blown down throughout the county. Five chicken houses were damaged in Bay Springs.

Wind Report Description: The roofs were blown off of three barns and several houses had slight roof damage. Numerous trees were uprooted.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across the county.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were blown down across the county.

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Tornado Report Description: An EF-1 tornado touched down along County Road 29 and damaged trees. The tornado moved northeast and crossed County Road 2010 and County and continue to damage trees. The tornado dissipated near County Road 2414 where additional damage to trees was noted. The maximum wind speed was 100 mph. The maximum width was 300 yards. The path length was around 8.4 miles.

Tornado Report Description: Path of trees downed crossing CR 23.

Tornado Report Description: Storm chaser reported major structural damage on CR 16.

Tornado Report Description: Trees were reported down along Hwy 15. Fire Dept also reported multiple injuries and structural damage between Bay Springs and Louin.

Tornado Report Description: A LONG TRACK EF 2 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN FAR NORTHERN JASPER COUNTY ALONG COUNTY ROAD 24 WHERE SOME MINOR TREE DAMAGE WAS NOTED AND THEN TRACKED INTO NEWTON COUNTY NEAR HIGHWAY 15. THE INITIAL PART OF THE TRACK OF THE TORNADO MOVED THROUGH A WOODED HUNTING AREA WITH A TDS INDICATED BY RADAR. JUST INSIDE NEWTON COUNTY... SNAPPED AND UPROOTED TREES WERE NOTED ON EITHER SIDE OF HIGHWAY 15. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED HIGHWAY 504 AND THEN NICHOLSON ROAD. ALONG SHELBY AND GARVIN ROADS... MANY MORE TREES WERE DAMAGED ALONG WITH A COUPLE SHEDS THAT WERE EITHER DESTROYED OR HEAVILY DAMAGED. SOME MINOR ROOF DAMAGE TO 2 HOMES OCCURRED HERE AS WELL. THE TORNADO CONTINUED TO MOVE NE AND CROSSED SEVERAL MORE ROADS THROUGH A CREEK BOTTOM AREA MAINLY DAMAGING TREES. THE TORNADO INCREASED IN INTENSITY SOME AS IT NEARED THE WEST SIDE OF HICKORY AND HIGHWAY 80. IT ALSO WIDENED AND HEAVILY DAMAGED TREES AND POWER LINES ALONG WITH DESTROYING A SHED AND CAUSING SOME MINOR ROOF DAMAGE TO SOME HOMES IN THE HIGH

Tornado Report Description: CORRECTS DATE FOR PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 4 SW GARLANDVILLE. THE TORNADO STARTED JUST EAST OF HIGHWAY 15 ABOUT TEN MILES NORTH OF MONTROSE. THE TORNADO MOVED EAST NORTHEAST DOWNING NUMEROUS TREES BOTH SOFTWOOD AND HARDWOOD.. IN CLARKE COUNTY THE TRACK PASSED NORTHWEST OF ENTERPRISE MOVING ACROSS COUNTY ROADS. NEAR COUNTY ROAD 360 AND HIGHWAY 59... A TREE FELL ON A MOBILE HOME. THE TORNADO CONTINUED NORTHEAST TOWARD THE CLARKDALE AREA... WHERE THE DAMAGE BEGAN TO INTENSIFY. SWATHS OF TREES WERE DOWNED AND SOME ROOFS SUFFERED DAMAGE. DAMAGE CONTINUED AT CLARKDALE SCHOOL... WHERE A LARGE PORTION OF THE ROOFING WAS REMOVED. SCHOOL FACILITIES INCLUDING A BASEBALL FIELD AND BATTING CAGES WERE HEAVILY DAMAGED. THE RATING AT CLARKDALE WAS EF- 2 WITH WINDS ESTIMATED AT 120 MPH. THE TORNADO WAS NEARLY A MILE WIDE AS IT MOVED ACROSS THE CLARKDALE AREA. THE TORNADO CROSSED HIGHWAY 19 IN THE WHYNOT COMMUNITY BEFORE WEAKENING AND ULTIMATELY DISSIPATING TO THE NORTHEAST NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI & ALABA

Tornado Report Description: THIS TORNADO STARTED BETWEEN COUNTY ROAD 120 AND HIGHWAY 501. A COUPLE TREES WERE DAMAGED AND A LARGE TREE WAS UPROOTED ON THE WEST SIDE OF 501 ALONG WITH MULTIPLE LARGE LIMBS DOWN. EAST OF 501... A HANDFUL OF TREES WERE DAMAGED ALONG A TREE LINE ACROSS A PASTURE. THE TORNADO DISSIPATED SHORTLY THERE AFTER.

Tornado Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ON CR 16 WEST OF CR 1624.

Tornado Report Description: STORM CHASER OBSERVED A TORNADO BETWEEN MONTROSE AND ROSE HILL WITH DEBRIS LOFTED. DEBRIS SIGNATURE ALSO NOTED ON RADAR.

Tornado Report Description: TREES DOWNED ON A HOME AND MOBILE HOME IN MONTROSE. MULTIPLE TREES SNAPPED AND UPROOTED ACROSS THE AREA. REPORTS AND PICTURES RELAYED VIA SOCIAL MEDIA.

Tornado Report Description: TREES AND POWER LINES DOWNED IN THE LOUIN AND MONTROSE AREAS ALONG CR 20 AND MS HWY 15

Tornado Report Description: THIS TORNADO BEGAN IN EASTERN SMITH COUNTY JUST WEST OF CR-107 AND CONTINUED INTO JASPER COUNTY...CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO TREES ALONG THE PATH. THE TORNADO CONTINUED INTO MONTROSE WHERE DAMAGE OCCURRED TO SOME HOMES AND STRUCTURES BEFORE ENDING ON HWY 15 IN NORTHERN JASPER COUNTY. 14.7 MILE PATH LENGTH. 350 YARDS WIDE. 110 MPH MAX WIND SPEED. EF-1.

Tornado Report Description: A chicken house was damaged with a tin roof partially torn off along with trees downed. This damage occurred along County Road 529. Residents witnessed the tornado move through the area. The maximum estimated winds were 80mph.

Tornado Report Description: Several trees were blown down and several large limbs were snapped along the path. Maximum winds were estimated at 70 mph.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado started by downing some trees just southeast of Raleigh, near and across Highway 18. As the tornado moved northeast along Bailey Road and crossed County Road 130, it intensified and produced high end EF-1 damage, snapping and uprooting trees, taking shingles off roofs, and blowing skirting out from mobile homes. The tornado continued to strengthen as it moved northeast, and along County Roads 136, 107, and 105, it produced damage indicative of high end EF-2. A few mobile homes were destroyed and several homes and buildings sustained significant roof damage, along with extensive tree damage. Along County Road 105, a mobile home was picked up by the tornado, bounced along the ground a couple of times, and was then thrown into woods across the road, with debris scattered for at least a mile downstream, including the frame of the mobile home. The occupant of the mobile home was the first fatality of this tornado. The tornado continued northeast, and reached its most intense and widest point in the Smith County portion of the tornado just before crossing the county line at County Road 103. Here, in the central core of the tornado there was an area of completely mowed down pine trees in which everyone was snapped and many were denuded, and two frame homes had the roofs and exterior walls completely destroyed with extensive damage to interior walls. In addition, many power poles were snapped, a mobile home was annihilated, and a large shop building was completely destroyed. The damage here was rated high end EF-3 with maximum estimated winds of 160 mph.||The tornado remained intense as it crossed into Jasper County and moved across County Road 13, causing very impressive tree damage with nearly every pine tree snapped and extensive evidence of denuding and debarking. Power poles were also snapped. The tornado produced similar type damage as it crossed County Road 16. The tornado then produced its first area of EF-4 damage just northwest of Louin along County Road 164. Here, the tornado struck an area with several mobile homes and one frame home. The frame home was completely destroyed, with most interior walls down and some of the foundation pushed clean. Several mobile homes in the area, including two double wides which the residents said were well strapped down, were completely destroyed with the debris and frames blown great distances. In fact, all of the debris was so dispersed and mixed that it was impossible for the surveyors to reconstruct the positions of the mobile homes and house without explanations from the residents. Two people were killed in a mobile home at this spot; however, several other people abandoned their mobile homes after hearing warnings to shelter in a nearby brick home, and were certainly saved from serious injury or death. ||After crossing Highway 15, the tornado weakened and narrowed somewhat. As it crossed County Road 23, it produced EF-2 damage, destroying two mobile homes and causing extensive tree and powerline damage. The tornado then produced a relatively narrow path of EF-1 tree and powerline damage for several miles, until reintensifying near Rose Hill. As the tornado crossed Highway 18 southeast of Rose Hill, it removed most of the roof of a frame home and caused heavy damage to the exterior walls, took a large section of roof off another frame home, completely destroyed a large tied down mobile home, and caused extensive tree damage. This damage was rated at the low end of EF-3. After causing this damage, the tornado weakened again, causing mainly EF-1 type tree damage until it reached the Clarke County line, with the last point inside the county line on County Road 22 rated as EF-0, with just a few trees and limbs down. ||The tornado then continued into Clarke County and reintensified somewhat, causing tree and powerline damage as it crossed Interstate 59 and US Highway 11. The tornado then became much more intense as it moved along the south side of the town of Enterprise. A number of homes and mobile homes were heavily damaged or destroyed along County Road 320 and State Highway 513. This damage was rated as high EF-2 to low end EF-3. As the tornado passed along a two mile stretch of State Highway 519 east of Enterprise, it heavily damaged several frame homes and caused extensive tree damage. One spot here was the other area of EF-4 damage produced by this tornado. A new construction frame home was completely leveled with the debris swept off the foundation. Residents in the area reported that the house was nearly completed. Based on these reports and the extent of other nearby, primarily tree, damage, this damage is being rated EF-4 with maximum winds of 175 mph. Other damage in this general area was rated as high end EF-2 or low end EF-3. ||The tornado weakened slightly again as it crossed US Highway 45 and State Highway 145, and then caused high end EF-2 and low end EF-3 damage at County Roads 456 and 457. Here, several strapped down double wide mobile homes were destroyed with debris strewn over long distances. Nearby residents reported that one of the mobile homes was occupied by 11 persons at the time of the tornado, and that this was the location where 4 people were killed. Another resident of a nearby mobile home was critically injured. From here, the tornado passed east northeast, just north of the Energy and Snell communities, causing EF-2 damage to a number of frame homes along with extensive tree and powerline damage. The tornado crossed Highway 514 northeast of Snell, still causing extensive tree damage and significant roof damage to several large frame homes, before moving across the state line into Choctaw County, Alabama. The tornado continued into Alabama for 59 miles, bringing the total path length to 124 miles.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado moved just northwest of another tornado track almost two hours later, moving from Jasper County Highway 1519 to Jasper County Highway 1537. A roof was blown off a barn and numerous trees were blown down in a convergent pattern. One of the trees fell on a house and a well house. Maximum winds were around 90 mph.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado started just off of County Road 20, on private property, about 1 mile ESE of Montrose. Several trees were uprooted/snapped at this location and again just to the east along County Road 206. The tornado moved across several miles of wooded bottom land before crossing County Road 2414. Substantial damage occurred along County Road 2414, 4 homes were heavily damaged. The worst was where a home on pillars was pushed off its blocks. One quarter of the roof was heavily damaged. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted with 2 large trees down through a mobile home. An ATV was rolled down a hill over 100 yards. The tornado then crossed Highway 503 and destroyed an old church building. The weakly fastened roof was blown off and then the walls collapsed inward. Numerous trees and several power lines snapped. Path width was around 500 yds at this point. The tornado continued to the ENE through northern Jasper County. Another home was pushed off its pillars and peeled all the tin off the roof, this occurred on County Road 24. The tornado then crossed County Road 2422 and downed many more trees, tore part of the roof off one home and damaged an old shed. Another old structure had some of the tin roof peeled off. The tornado crossed into Newton County at 2:52 am. It then crossed Griffis Fountain Road. The tornado crossed Parks Mill Road and dissipated just to the east of that point. Many trees were damaged along Parks Mill Road. The total path length across both counties was 19 miles. Maximum winds were around 110 mph.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado was witnessed by spotters touching down just west of Montrose and moving across an open field for a few minutes. No damage was reported other than some minor damage to some trees.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado moved into Jasper county from Smith county 5.5 miles southwest of Montrose and tracked northeast for 20 miles before moving into Newton county 6 miles east of Garlandville. As this strong tornado tracked across Jasper county a few thousand trees were uprooted and snapped. Seven residential homes sustained major damage along with eleven sustaining minor damage. Eight chicken houses were destroyed with five more sustaining major damage. The total path length of this tornado was 38 miles across Smith, Jasper and Newton counties.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado was sighted by spotters, but no damage occurred.

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