15 thunderstorm wind, 3 hail, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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15 thunderstorm wind, 3 hail. Local standard time, as filed.
The Lamar County Sheriff's office reported trees blown down between Kennedy and Sulligent about 4 miles southeast of Sulligent.
Pickens County Sheriff reported trees down in the Gordo area.
A spotter reported a large tree blown over in St. Florian, about 6 miles northeast of Florence. The Colbert County Emergency Management Agency reported a large tree blown down in Riverton in the extreme northwest corner of the county. A storm spotter reported large limbs broken off trees at Waterloo in the extreme southwest corner of Lauderdale County.
A number of trees were blown down and a couple of cars were blown around on Highway 17 about 6 miles southwest of Hamilton. In the same area, a car shed was blown down near Mt. Joy Church. Trees were blown down and a barn was destroyed by the wind about 3 miles northeast of Hamilton on Highway 17. Though a specific time was not available, a large concrete and brick sign in front of Bevill State Community College in Hamilton was blown over. And just off US 278 east of Hamilton, a trailer was blown off its pillars and a roof was blown off a barn around 9:30 pm (2130CST).
A number of trees were blown down and a couple of cars were blown around on Highway 17 about 6 miles southwest of Hamilton. In the same area, a car shed was blown down near Mt. Joy Church. Trees were blown down and a barn was destroyed by the wind about 3 miles northeast of Hamilton on Highway 17. Though a specific time was not available, a large concrete and brick sign in front of Bevill State Community College in Hamilton was blown over. And just off US 278 east of Hamilton, a trailer was blown off its pillars and a roof was blown off a barn around 9:30 pm (2130CST).
Lamar County Sheriff's office reported trees down near Sulligent.
A porch and roof were blown off a trailer between Ashridge and Double Springs. Electric company reported trees down near Arley.
Golf ball size hail was reported in the extreme northwest corner of the county by emergency management. A number of trees were reported downed near Baldwin just west of Cullman. Trees were reported blown down at Good Hope by EMA and electric company.
Three-quarter inch hail was reported by an amateur radio storm spotter at Neel in western Morgan County. The Public Works Department in Decatur reported several trees down on West Moulton Drive, Memorial Drive Northwest, Church Street Northeast, Seventh Street Southeast, and Sixth Avenue Northeast. Apparently none of the trees fell on any structures.
Thunderstorm wind downed trees and power lines and destroyed a barn on Highway 69 about 5 miles south of Jasper. Trees were also reported blown down in Manchester and Gorgas areas.
A porch and roof were blown off a trailer between Ashridge and Double Springs. Electric company reported trees down near Arley.
Golf ball size hail was reported in the extreme northwest corner of the county by emergency management. A number of trees were reported downed near Baldwin just west of Cullman. Trees were reported blown down at Good Hope by EMA and electric company.
Golf ball size hail was reported in the extreme northwest corner of the county by emergency management. A number of trees were reported downed near Baldwin just west of Cullman. Trees were reported blown down at Good Hope by EMA and electric company.
Half-inch hail was reported on the southside of Tuscaloosa near intersection of 82 and 20. A transformer was reportedly blown off a power pole at the airport. Quarter to half-inch hail was reported in Abernant.
The Madison County Emergency Management Agency reported large limbs and a telephone pole broken off on Walker Lane about half way between Meridianville and Hazel Green.
Half-inch hail was reported on the southside of Tuscaloosa near intersection of 82 and 20. A transformer was reportedly blown off a power pole at the airport. Quarter to half-inch hail was reported in Abernant.
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