Severe Thunderstorm Warning 51, NWS Atlanta, GA

LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ATHENS GA
730AM FRI WED FEB 16, 1990

COUNTY........ NEWTON

SOURCE........ PUBLIC THRU CD

TIME.......... 0730

LOCATION...... NEAR COVINGTON GA

TYPE STORM.... FUNNEL ALOFT REPORTED

HAIL..........

DAMAGE........ NONE

INJURIES...... NONE

LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ATLANTA GA
735 AM EST FRI FEB 16 1990

COUNTY......COWETA
SOURCE......SPOTTER
TIME........600 AM REPORTED UPDATED.
LOCATION....4 N NEWNAN ON GA HWY  70 NEAR WALT CARMICHEL RD
DAMAGE......WIND DAMAGE...HOUSE PHYSICALLY MOVED 3 FEET. PORCHES TORN OFF
3 OTHER HOUSES. SEVERAL TREES SHEARED OFF. SHORT BUT VERY CLEAR PATH OF
DEDTRUCTON.

LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ATLANTA GA
740 AM EST FRI FEB 16 1990

COUNTY......CARROLL COUNTY
SOURCE......CIVIL DEFENSE
TIME........615 AM
LOCATION....CARROLL COUNTY.
DAMAGE......ABOUT 615 AM SEVERAL MOBILE HOMES DESTROYED. 3 HOUSES DEMOLISED.
9 REPORTED INJURIES.

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE COLUMBUS GA
745 AM EST FRI FEB 16 1990

...TORNADO WATCH NUMBER 45 IS IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF WEST CENTRAL
GEORGIA UNTIL 1 PM EST. ALSO TORNADO WATCH NUMBER 44 IS IN EFFECT FOR
LEE AND CHAMBERS COUNTIES UNTIL 10 AM CST.

AT 735 EST COLUMBUS WEATHER RADAR WAS SHOWING SCATTERED RAIN ACROSS
EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA JUST MOVING INTO WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA. ONE AREA
OF RAIN WAS FROM JUST WEST OF MANCHESTER GEORGIA ACROSS OPELIKA AND
TUSKGEE TO TALLASEE ALABAMA. RAIN AND A THUNDERSHOWER WAS SCATTERED IN
ALABAMA FROM HURTSBORO TO TROY AND LUVERNE. THE THUNDERSHOWER WAS 10
MILES SOUTH OF UNION SPRINGS IN THIS AREA OF RAIN. MOVEMENT WAS TO
THE NORTHEAST AT 35 MILES AN HOUR.

PERSONS ACROSS WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA SHOULD REMAIN ALERT TO RAPIDLY CHANGING
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND BE READY TO TAKE PROTECTIVE ACTION. LISTEN TO
NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR OTHER NEWS MEDIA FOR LATER STATEMENTS OR WARNINGS.

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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MACON GA
835 AM EST FRI FEB 16 1990

...TORNADO WATCH 45 VALID UNTIL 100 PM EST FOR MOST OF NORTH GEORGIA...

AT 825 AM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RADARS LOCATED A LARGE AREA OF RAIN
CONTAINING SEVERAL VERY STRONG THUNDERSTORMS OVER NORTH GA.

STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WERE LOCATED NEAR VAUGHN IN FAYETTE COUNTY AND NEAR
JONESBORO IN CLAYTON MOVING NORTHEAST AT 45 MPH.

RAINSHOWERS WERE DEVELOPING OVER CENTRAL GA AT 830 AM THIS MORNING.
DEVELOPMENT IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FOR THE REST OF THE DAY.

WHILE THE SOUTH END OF THE WATCH AREA IS FROM COLUMBUS TO MACON TO
SOUTH OF AUGUSTA...PERSONS IN ALL PARTS OF CENTRAL GA SHOULD R#EMAIN
ALERT TO LOCAL WEATHER DEVELOPMENT TODAY.

LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ATHENS GA
855AM FRI WED FEB 16, 1990

BARROW COUNTY...0750E TREES DOWN ALONG HWY 11 NORTH PART OF
                 COUNTY.

JACKSON COUNTY... 0750E TREES DOWN ALONG HWY SOUTH PART OF COUNTY.

RABUN COUNTY...0700E MUD SLIDES OVER SEVERAL ROADS OF COUNTY.

BARROW COUNTY...0740E LARGE LIMBS DOWN WITH SEVERAL AUTO MISHAPS
                AND FOLKS TRAPED IN CARS AT ALBURN, GA

NEWTON COUNTY...0730E FUNNEL LALOFT REPORTED WITH EST SURFACE WINDS
                50 TO 60 MPH NEAR COVINGTON GA

HALL COUNTY ...0750E TREES DOWN NEAR FLOWERY BRANCH

BANKS COUNTY...JUST HEAVY RAINS BUT NO FLOODING AS OF YET.