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

Hail Report Description: Reported along Lakewood Dr.

Hail Report Description: Photo showed golf ball size hail along Marydale Dr.

Hail Report Description: Occurred near McDowell Rd.

Hail Report Description: Video showed 2 inch hail falling in the Oak Creek neighborhood.

Hail Report Description: Corrects time of previous hail report from 1 NNE Jackson. Near State St and Fortification St.

Hail Report Description: Social media picture of quarter size hail in West Jackson.

Hail Report Description: Near State St and Fortification St.

Hail Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS FLASH FLOOD REPORT FROM 2 NE LE FLEURS BLUFF. HAM SPOTTER REPORTED GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL OFF NORTHSIDE DRIVE.

Hail Report Description: HAM OPERATOR REPORTED TWO INCH HAIL ON THOMPSON RD.

Hail Report Description: EGG SIZED HAIL REPORTED NEAR WINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL.

Hail Report Description: EGG SIZED HAIL REPORTED AT WJTV TV STATION IN SOUTHWEST JACKSON.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER TO GOLF BALL SIZED HAIL NEAR WJTV STUDIO IN JACKSON.

Hail Report Description: BROADCAST MEDIA REPORTS HAIL TO APPROXIMATELY PING PONG BALL SIZE FALLING.

Hail Report Description: GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL IN SW JACKSON VIA SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER SIZED HAIL REPORTED NEAR HIGHWAY 18 AND TV RD.

Hail Report Description: HAIL UP TO THE SIZE OF QUARTERS FELL ALONG RAYMOND ROAD NEAR THE INTERSECTION WITH VALLEY STREET. REPORT WITH VIDEO RELAYED VIA TWITTER.

Hail Report Description: MOSTLY DIME TO NICKEL SIZE HAIL WITH A FEW STONES AROUND QUARTER SIZE MIXED IN. FELL NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF MONUMENT AND GALLATIN STREETS.

Hail Report Description: NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF SPRYFIELD RD AND TIFTON DR.

Hail Report Description: REPORTED AT WLBT STUDIOS.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER TO HALF DOLLAR SIZE HAIL IN EAST JACKSON.

Hail Report Description: REPORTED NEAR I-20 AND I-55 INTERCHANGE.

Hail Report Description: LOTS OF HAIL ON INTERSTATE 55 WITH STONES UP TO QUARTER SIZE

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Hail Report Description: REPORT OF QUARTER SIZE HAIL ON HWY 220 AND HIGHLAND COLONY. RELAYED VIA HAM RADIO OPERATOR.

Hail Report Description: Pea to nickel sized hail occurred along TV Road in Jackson.

Hail Report Description: Quarter sized hail occurred in northeast Jackson.

Hail Report Description: Large amounts of pea sized hail with some stones up to quarter sized fell at the Jackson Futbol Club.

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Wind Report Description: A large tree limb was downed along Devine St.

Wind Report Description: Power lines were downed across Cooper Rd near Meadow Ln.

Wind Report Description: A tree was downed along southbound I-220 near Watkins Dr.

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

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down in the vicinity of McDowell Road. Lightning struck a large tree which caused it to fall onto a house on Branch Street.

Wind Report Description: Trees and powerlines were downed on Coronet Place.

Wind Report Description: A tree was downed across Raymond Rd near Will-O-Wood Blvd.

Wind Report Description: Observed by the KHKS ASOS.

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: A large oak tree was blown down onto two homes. The next evening... a fire started at one of the damaged homes.

Wind Report Description: A tree fell on a home on Will O Wisp Way... resulting in a house fire.

Wind Report Description: Metal roof panels were ripped off the Oyo Hotel along Interstate 55. Report relayed via Spotter Network.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and power lines were downed across the city of Jackson... some trees fell on buildings. The mayors office reported widespread damage to homes... businesses... and public property. The citys water supply was interrupted for several hours by power outages.

Wind Report Description: A report of a large oak tree uprooted that fell onto a house.

Wind Report Description: Numerous 3 to 5 inch tree limbs were blown down onto power lines near Wayneland Drive.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down onto power lines near the intersection of West Street and Taylor Street.

Wind Report Description: Multiple trees down and damage to a roof in the Sheffield area of Jackson.

Wind Report Description: A large tree branch fell onto a home... with a peak wind gust of 50 mph measured at the location.

Wind Report Description: A tree was blown down onto a power line on Woody Drive near Terry Road.

Wind Report Description: A tree fell through a fence on Hospital Dr.

Wind Report Description: KHKS ASOS site reported sustained winds of 33 mph with gusts up to 57 mph.

Wind Report Description: Report from mPING similar to 1-inch tree limbs broken; Shingles blown off.

Wind Report Description: *** 1 INJ *** Tree on a house on Road of Remembrance... a man was injured at this location.

Wind Report Description: Trees downed on Pascagoula St.

Wind Report Description: Picture on Twitter shows tree down on top of a house on Daniel Cr.

Wind Report Description: Tree downed on a house on Daniel Cir.

Wind Report Description: Powerline down at the intersection of Rose Street and Robinson Road in Jackson MS.

Wind Report Description: Large tree down on powerline at the intersection of North State Street and Northside Drive reported via Twitter.

Tornado Report Description: UPDATES PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 1 SSE JACKSON. BUILDING DAMAGE AT SILAS BROWN AND JEFFERSON... TREES DOWN ON COMMERCE ST... LARGE TREE DOWN AT SILAS BROWN AND CONGRESS.

Tornado Report Description: TREE DOWNED ON THE CENTRAL FIRE STATION.

Tornado Report Description: TIN FROM A ROOF WAS BLOWN INTO THE ROAD AT CONGRESS AND TOMBIGBEE.

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: TREES DOWNED ON SUMMER ST... STRUCTURAL DAMAGE ON GALLATIN ST... SEVERAL TREES DOWNED IN BATTLEFIELD PARK.

Tornado Report Description: UTILITY POLE DOWNED AT UNIVERSITY AND DAUN.

Tornado Report Description: THIS TORNADO STARTED AT ELLIS AVENUE AND RAYMOND ROAD AND TRACKED ENE ACROSS BATTLEFIELD PARK AND SOUTH JACKSON. MINOR TREE DAMAGE WAS NOTED IN THE INITIAL PART OF THE TRACK. THE TORNADO INCREASED IN INTENSITY AS IT CROSSED INTERSTATE 20 AND MOVED INTO THE BATTLEFIELD PARK AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD. MULTIPLE TREES WERE UPROOTED ALONG THIS PART OF THE PATH ALONG WITH A DOZEN OR SO HOMES HAVING MINOR TO MODERATE ROOF DAMAGE. SOME TREES WERE ON HOMES... AND POWER LINES WERE DOWN AS WELL. ROOF DAMAGE OCCURRED TO A FEW BUILDINGS ALONG GALLATIN STREET. THE TORNADO BEGAN TO WEAKEN AFTER THAT AND DISSIPATED RIGHT AT THE PEARL RIVER ALONG COMMERCE STREET.

Tornado Report Description: TREE SNAPPED ALONG DORGAN ST.

Tornado Report Description: TREE DOWNED AT ROBINSON RD AND COLONY SQUARE.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO CONFIRMED BY SKY CAMERA ON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE OF JACKSON AND ALSO HEARD IN THE AREA.

Tornado Report Description: MULTIPLE HOMES DAMAGED ON RIDGEWOOD ROAD BY FALLEN TREES.

Tornado Report Description: DOORS BLOWN OFF OF BANKPLUS BUILDING IN FONDREN - SOCIAL MEDIA POST.

Tornado Report Description: TREES DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF BEASLEY AND HANGING MOSS BLOCKING THE ROAD.

Tornado Report Description: CORRECTS PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 2 W HAWKINS FIELD. THIS TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN AT CLINTON BLVD NEAR WEST HILLSDALE DRIVE AND QUICKLY MOVED TO THE NORTHEAST. IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD NORTH OF CLINTON BLVD... THE TORNADO BLEW DOWN SEVERAL TREES... A FEW OF WHICH FELL ONTO NEARBY HOMES AND POWER LINES. SOME ROOFING TIN OR MINOR STRUCTURAL DAMAGE ALSO OCCURRED ALONG THE PATH. THE MOST INTENSE TREE DAMAGE WHICH GAVE THE EF-1 RATING WAS FOUND ALONG EAST HILLSDALE DRIVE AND CLUBVIEW DRIVE. THE TORNADO DISSIPATED AFTER CROSSING LYNCH CREEK AND BEFORE REACHING COLLEGE HILL DRIVE. ESTIMATED MAX WIND SPEED WAS 90 MPH. MAX PATH WIDTH 175 YARDS.

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 BRIEF AND WEAK TORNADO DEVELOPED IN A HEAVILY WOODED AREA ALONG THE PEARL RIVER. NO ACCESS POINTS WERE AVAILABLE TO ASSESS THE DAMAGE... HOWEVER A TORNADO DEBRIS SIGNATURE (TDS) WAS NOTED ON THE JACKSON RADAR (KDGX) COINCIDENT WITH A CIRCULATION. THIS TORNADO LIKELY PRODUCED MINOR TREE DAMAGE OVER A SMALL ONE MILE PATH BEFORE QUICKLY DISSIPATING PRIOR TO REACHING SPILLWAY RD. THE TORNADO TRACK WAS ROUGHLY 1 MILE LONG AND 25 YARDS WIDE WITH MAX WINDS OF 75 MPH.

Tornado Report Description: THIS BRIEF... WEAK EF-0 DEVELOPED ALONG LAKELAND DR ON THE NORTH END OF THE LEFLEURS BLUFF GOLF COURSE AND TRAVELED EAST ALONG LAKELAND DR... ENDING NEAR RIDGEWOOD RD. ALONG THE PATH... A FEW TREES WERE UPROOTED AND MULTIPLE TREES WERE TOPPED MAINLY ON THE NORTH END OF LAKELAND DR. THE WINDOW AWNING WAS DAMAGED AT A PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ON LELIA DR.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado initially developed just inside Hinds County along I-55 north of the Elton Road exit, where it caused some damage to a business and some trees. The tornado became intense just after crossing the Pearl River and moving into Rankin County, where it caused heavy damage to a number of commercial and industrial buildings in Richland and Pearl. EF-3 damage occurred in this area. One person was killed when the tornado picked up and threw her car when it crossed US Highway 49 in Richland. The tornado continued across more residential areas of Pearl, snapping and uprooting many trees and damaging some homes. Much of this damage was of an EF-1 intensity. As the tornado approached the Brandon city limits, it reintensified and caused high end EF-2 damage in a mobile home park near the border between Brandon and Pearl. It also caused significant roof damage to an auto dealership in Brandon and lesser damage to several other businesses. The tornado then moved across central areas of Brandon, snapping and downing a number of trees and causing some damage at the Brandon Middle School campus. The tornado continued east-northeast, passing just north of Shiloh Park, downing and snapping a number of trees in a residential area there. Most of this damage was EF-1 in nature. The tornado continued across more rural areas of Rankin County. It then crossed I-20 and caused significant damage to a gas station at the Pelahatchie exit. It passed just south of Pelahatchie and dissipated shortly after crossing into Scott County. Maximum winds were around 155 mph. Total path length was roughly 30 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: Minor damage was done to 250 homes in southwest Jackson. Most of the damage was to shingles on roofs. Many trees were blown down. A couple of the trees fell on houses.

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.

Tornado Report Description: This weak tornado was tracked by Hinds County spotters across the city of Jackson. The tornado did very little damage, mainly to trees and power lines.

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