Thunderstorm Wind, Barbour
- When
- August 19, 5:20 PM CST
- Where
- Barbour County, Clayton
- Property damage
- $3,000
- Coordinates
- 31.870, -85.393 (the zone’s center; the record gives no point)
Trees were reported down in the Clayton area.
14 thunderstorm wind, 1 hail, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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14 thunderstorm wind, 1 hail. Local standard time, as filed.
Trees were reported down in the Clayton area.
Local police department reported 4 trees down.
Sheriff's office reported three trees were blown down.
A pavillion was destroyed at a music park. ALABAMA, Southwest
Hail ranging in size from marble to dimes was reported through the Sheriff's Department at Rock Mills.
Lightning struck the city of Lanett's communications system damaging many radios. Strong wind with a thunderstorm toppled several trees in the Valley area. One tree fell on a house.
Several trees were reported down in the Auburn disrupting power and telephone service as a thunderstorm moved through the area
Thunderstorm wind caused damage across the northern section of Lake Martin in the area from south of Alexander City to southeast of Alexander City including the communities of Our Town and Walnut Hill. About 4,200 electric customers were without power as power lines and trees came down. Damage was reported as extensive at Chuck's Marina on the east side of Lake Martin.
Thunderstorm winds downed trees in Elmore County. Considerable damage was caused in the Red Hill area in the northeast part of the county along Lake Martin. The Red Hill Volunteer Fire Department reported damage to 16 lakefront homes, two of the houses had their roofs blown completely off. Wetumpka Police reported trees and power lines down. Trees fell on two houses.
Trees were blown down and numerous roofs damaged along Selma Highway in the area of the Montgomery Airport. Several trees were reported down at Davenport in the southwest part of Montgomery County.
Thunderstorm winds downed trees in Elmore County. Considerable damage was caused in the Red Hill area in the northeast part of the county along Lake Martin. The Red Hill Volunteer Fire Department reported damage to 16 lakefront homes, two of the houses had their roofs blown completely off. Wetumpka Police reported trees and power lines down. Trees fell on two houses.
Trees were blown down and numerous roofs damaged along Selma Highway in the area of the Montgomery Airport. Several trees were reported down at Davenport in the southwest part of Montgomery County.
Numerous trees were reported blown down in the Tuskegee area of central Macon County.
Trees were blown down and numerous roofs damaged along Selma Highway in the area of the Montgomery Airport. Several trees were reported down at Davenport in the southwest part of Montgomery County.
Trees were reported down by the Prattville Police Department.
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