Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near Enterprise, MS

Hail Report Description: Video showed hail falling in the Enterprise area.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER SIZED HAIL OBSERVED BY FIRE PERSONNEL NEAR HWY 45 AT CLARKE/LAUDERDALE COUNTY LINE.

Hail Report Description: DIME TO QUARTER SIZE HAIL REPORTED NEAR ENTERPRISE.

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Hail Report Description: The same supercell that moved across Jasper county, clipped the extreme NW corner of Clarke county and produced penny to nickel sized hail as it moved into SW Lauderdale county.

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Wind Report Description: Microburst wind damage occurred near Enterprise Town Hall on River Road. This included a damaged power pole and tossed playground equipment.

Wind Report Description: Tree across Hwy 11 near the co line.

Wind Report Description: Large tree down at Southern Hills South.

Wind Report Description: Trees down on CR 350... report via social media.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees downed across northwestern Clarke Co from US 11 north of Enterprise and including CR 3771... CR 358... CR 359... and CR 350 near Clarkdale School. Possible tornado.

Wind Report Description: Multiple tree down along US 11 near CR 333 and CR 331.

Wind Report Description: Trees down around Enterprise.

Wind Report Description: A tree fell onto an 18-wheeler at the Interstate 59 exit ramp 137.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed on Highway 11 near the city of Basic. Time estimated based on radar.

Wind Report Description: Emergency Management reported several trees and power lines down on Main Street in Enterprise.

Wind Report Description: Trees downed on CR 377.

Wind Report Description: Tree down blocking US 11 and tree down on Old Mill Creek Rd.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN CR 352... HWY 45.

Wind Report Description: STRUCTURAL DAMAGE ALONG CR 350. POSSIBLE TORNADO.

Wind Report Description: MULTIPLE TREES DOWN IN NW CLARKE CO... HWY 513... 514... 11. POWER LINES DOWN AS WELL.

Wind Report Description: A FEW TREES DOWN BETWEEN ENTERPRISE AND STONEWALL.

Wind Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND DMG REPORT FROM 2 N ENTERPRISE. THERE WAS SOME SHINGLE DAMAGE AND A SNAPPED TREE AT A HOUSE NEAR COUNTY ROAD 377 AND COUNTY ROAD 379 IN THE BASIC CITY AREA NORTH OF ENTERPRISE.

Wind Report Description: THERE WAS SOME SHINGLE DAMAGE AND A SNAPPED TREE NEAR A HOUSE IN THE BASIC CITY TO ENTERPRISE AREA. POSSIBLE TORNADO DAMAGE.

Wind Report Description: TOWN OF STONEWALL REPORTED A CREEK OVERFLOWED AND FLOODED A ROAD AND HOME. WATER ALSO GOT INTO A SHED.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN BLOCKING ROAD AT I-59 & HEY 513. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN ON HWY 11 JUST SOUTH OF HWY 513.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWNED ON HOUSES AT CENTER ST AND PINE ST IN ENTERPRISE. MULTIPLE TREES DOWNED IN THE ENTERPRISE AND STONEWALL AREA.

Wind Report Description: ROOF DAMAGE OCCURRED ON SOUTH STREET IN ENTERPRISE.

Wind Report Description: A LARGE TREE WAS BLOWN DOWN NEAR CR 372 NEAR ENTERPRISE.

Wind Report Description: A TREE WAS BLOWN DOWN ACROSS US HIGHWAY 11 JUST NORTH OF ENTERPRISE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR.

Wind Report Description: TREE ACROSS CO RD 350.

Wind Report Description: TREE ACROSS I-59.

Wind Report Description: TREE FELL ON A PROPANE TANK CAUSING A RUPTURE.

Wind Report Description: TWO TRUCK TRAILERS WERE MOVED ON THE WEST SIDE OF A TRUCKING FACILITY. ONE WAS PICKED UP AND THE OTHER WAS PUSHED INTO THE CAB OF THE TRUCK. THE WEST FACING ROLL UP DOOR OF THE BUILDING WAS ALSO PUSHED IN AND A COUPLE OF SKYLIGHTS WERE BROKEN OUT. THIS OCCURRED ON HIGHWAY 513W... JUST A MILE WEST OF HIGHWAY 11. ALSO... ON SOUTH STREET A PORCH WAS BLOWN OFF OF A MOBILE HOME AND BLOWN INTO THE BACKYARD... WHICH DAMAGED A STORAGE BUILDING.

Wind Report Description: 4-5 TREES DOWN ACROSS COUNTY. ONE NEAR ENTERPRISE ON HWY 513.

Tornado Report Description: This EF-1 tornado touched down on HWY 514 where it uprooted softwood trees. Along its path... it damaged the roofs of several homes... as well as a light post and a shed. It continued towards County Road 350 where it rolled a mobile home onto its roof. The unit was heavily damaged. A single family home sustained minor roof damage. Softwood trees were also snapped. It weakened as it tracked northeast toward County Road 350 and only did minor tree damage. It crossed into Lauderdale County at HWY 145 and continued to uproot softwood trees. It encountered structures east of HWY 45 and damaged the roof of a couple of homes. It also damaged softwood trees. The tornado continued to do minor tree damage towards Causeyville Road and also damaged the roof of another home. It dissipated shortly after east of Causeyville Road. The maximum wind speed of this tornado was 100 mph. The maximum width was 400 yards. The length was about 13 miles.

Tornado Report Description: THE TORNADO STARTED NEAR CLARKDALE ATTENDANCE CENTER AND MOVED ACROSS THE SPORTS COMPLEX CAUSING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO THE SOFTBALL FIELD. MOST OF THE WOODEN FENCE AROUND THE FIELD WAS KNOCKED DOWN AND SMALL PART OF THE METAL ROOFING ON A BUILDING JUST OUTSIDE THE FENCE WAS LIFTED. THE AWNING OVER THE DUGOUT WAS BLOWN OFF CAUSING THE STRUCTURE TO FAIL... WHERE IT DAMAGE A SECTION OF THE BLEACHERS. MOST OF THE METAL ROOFING WAS REMOVED FROM THE ANNOUNCERS BUILDING. SEVERAL TREES ON THE CAMPUS AND JUST ACROSS THE STREET WERE UPROOTED. A SMALL METAL BUILDING USED FOR THE BATHROOM WAS LIFTED OFF OF THE FOUNDATION. THE TORNADO CONTINUED TO TRACK NORTHEAST... SNAPPING LARGE LIMBS AND UPROOTING TREES BEFORE DISSIPATING IN A WOODED AREA OFF SPRINGHILL ROAD. THE STORM WAS A LITTLE OVER 3.5 MILES LONG... ABOUT 50 YDS WIDE WITH THE STRONGEST WINDS AROUND 90 MPH.

Tornado Report Description: A WEAK TORNADO DEVELOPED NORTHWEST OF ENTERPRISE... CAUSING MAINLY TREE DAMAGE ALONG ITS PATH. ONE HOME OFF OF COUNTY ROAD 371 HAD A SMALL SECTION OF METAL ROOFING REMOVED... AND ANOTHER ALONG THE PATH HAD SOME SHINGLE DAMAGE. THE TORNADO TRACKED NEARLY 2 MILES FROM NEAR COUNTY ROAD 371 NORTHEAST TO COUNTY ROAD 375 NORTH OF THE INTERSECTION WITH US HIGHWAY 11... WHERE SEVERAL LARGE TREES WERE UPROOTED. NUMEROUS LARGE LIMBS WERE SNAPPED ALONG THE PATH. THE TORNADO WAS A 125 YARDS AT THE WIDEST WITH WINDS UP TO 80 MPH.

Tornado Report Description: CAR FLIPPED OVER ON I-59 WEST OF ENTERPRISE.

Tornado Report Description: TREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN AT CR 351 IN CLARKE COUNTY/VALLEY ROAD IN LAUDERDALE COUNTY.

Tornado Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AT DOLLAR LAKE. ENTRANCE WAS BLOCKED.

Tornado Report Description: HIGHWAY 11 AT THE LAUDERDALE/CLARKE COUNTY LINE WAS BLOCKED BY TREES AND POWER LINES.

Tornado Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ON CR 354.

Tornado Report Description: STRUCTURE DAMAGE TO A HOME NEAR CR 374 AND CR 3741.

Tornado Report Description: ROOF BLOWN OFF AT THE GYM IN ENTERPRISE. I-59 NEAR MM 132... HALF THE NORTH AND SOUTH BOUND LANES ARE BLOCKED. TREES DOWN ON CR 360.

Tornado Report Description: STRUCTURE DAMAGE IN THE 200 BLOCK OF CR 370. NO INJURIES REPORTED. CR 370 AT OLE MILL CREEK IS COMPLETELY BLOCKED. TREES DOWN ON CR 350.

Tornado Report Description: HIGHWAY 513 BLOCKED BY TREES.

Tornado Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN ON CR 360.

Tornado Report Description: MULTIPLE TREES DOWN ON I-59. 18-WHEELER OVERTURNED ON I-59. MULTIPLE TREES DOWN. TREES BLOWN DOWN ON CR 370 BETWEEN HIGHWAY 11 AND I-59 NEAR ENTERPRISE. LAW ENFORCEMENT ALSO REPORTED TORNADO NEAR ENTERPRISE.

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: A weak tornado touched down briefly near town and knocked down a few trees.

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