Tornado and Hail in Arkansas, June 12, 2009

The roof of a building was damaged and a window was blown out of a store. Trees, power lines, and power poles were knocked down. Trees fell on several residences and a barn.

Trees and power lines were knocked down. Part of the roof was blown off a house.

Numerous trees were blown down, some of which fell on houses. Numerous power lines were blown down, and some power poles were snapped. Business signs were blown down. The roof was blown off a business, and some lumber sheds were damaged at a lumber yard. Shingles were blown off houses.

Trees were uprooted in the area.

Trees were down in the area.

Trees and power lines were down across the area. Two houses were damaged by falling trees.

Trees and power lines were blown down. Tin was peeled off an old chicken house. A billboard was blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees were down across the area.

A large oak tree was blown down.

Trees and power lines were down across the area. About 15 houses were damaged by falling trees.

Many trees and power lines were blown down. Tin roofs were damaged on farm buildings. A hay barn was blown down. Power poles were snapped, carports were destroyed, and business signs were blown out.

Trees were down across the city.

A tree was blown down onto a house.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down in the Russellville area.

Widespread tree damaged occurred, and about 30 homes were damaged by the falling trees. A wall of a food plant was blown down, and a rail station at another business was damaged. Several other businesses suffered damage, as well. Many power lines were blown down. A pavilion at a church collapsed. Two chicken houses were badly damaged.

Tin was blown off a chicken house and several dozen trees were blown down.

Seven horses were killed by lightning.

Trees were down from Petit Jean Mountain to St. Vincent.

Trees were blown down, a few of which landed on houses. At the Ada Valley cemetery, some of the falling trees damaged headstones. Power lines were blown down.

Approximately 30 homes were damaged, along with a dozen rural farm buildings. Three chicken houses were destroyed and more than 100,000 chickens were killed. Hundreds of trees were blown down, as were many power lines.

Trees and power lines were blown down, and some roof damage occurred.

A part of the roof was blown off a building at the University of Arkansas Community College. Trees and power lines were down across the area.

Trees were blown down or snapped off, shingle damage occurred to several houses, and power lines were blown down.

A tree was down on a house trailer in Harris Brake.

A funnel cloud occurred in the area.

A few trees were blown down, one of which fell on a house. A highway sign was blown down on Interstate 40. The ceiling of the drive-though section of a car dealership was badly damaged.

Trees were down and homes were damaged on Mallettown Road.

Trees and large limbs were down near Arkansas Highway 25 and U.S. Highway 65.

A couple of structures had portions of their roofs blown off, shingles were blown off several dozen residences, hundreds of large trees were blown down, tin roofs were blown off barns and outbuildings, and a couple of old farm buildings were blown down. Several houses were damaged by falling trees. The trailer of a parked tractor-trailer was overturned. Power lines were blown down.

A tree fell on a house.

A roof was blown off a house, a barn was damaged, and trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees and numerous large branches were blown down. Part of the tin roof of an old barn was removed and blown around trees.

Power lines and large trees were down on Maddox Road.

A funnel cloud occurred in the area.

A barn was destroyed and several farm buildings and barns were severely damaged. Hundreds of trees were blown down, one of which sliced through a mobile home. Roofs of several residences were damaged. Power lines were blown down. Boats were blown around on a lake.

Much of a concrete block wall was blown down at a car dealership.

Trees were blown down. One of the trees landed on a house and a car.

Trees were down in Mountain Springs.

A workshop building at a residence was blown down, roof damage occurred at several houses and shingles were removed from additional roofs, and a barn was badly damaged. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. One woman was injured when a tree fell on her car in the Apple Hill area.

Trees were down on houses in the Greystone area.

Power lines were down across U.S. Highway 64 at El Paso.

Several trees were blown down in the South Bend area.

Trees and power lines were blown down. Some of the trees fell on houses and vehicles. A man was injured when he was struck by a falling tree.

Trees and large limbs were down.

Lightning struck a utility line and traveled to a house, setting it on fire. The house was severely damaged.

Large trees were down on Arkansas Highway 31.

Trees were down on the north end of the high school football field.

A tree was down on a house.

Trees were down, and one of the trees fell on a mobile home.

Lightning struck a boat storage company, setting it on fire. Only the building burned, as there was time to move the boats to safety.

A few trees were snapped off near Harding University.

Several trees were uprooted and a barn and a house sustained damage.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

A tin roof was torn off an old barn.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Power lines, power poles and trees were down across the area.

A tree was down on a house.

Power poles were blown down.

A tree fell on the corner of a house.

A large tree fell on an old house.

Trees were down across several roads, and one of the trees fell on a power line.

Trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down. One of the trees fell on a house.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

Trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down.

Trees and power poles were blown down.

A shed was badly damaged, and a power pole and large limbs were blown down.

House roofs were damaged, a carport was thrown against a house, and trees were blown down.

Trees were down and several carports were damaged.

A tree fell on a boat.

A trained spotter estimated a 60 mph wind gust.

Trees were blown down.

Tin was peeled off barns, a fence was blown down, and numerous trees were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down. The street department sustained roof damage.

Trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down.

Tin was blown off a barn.

Large limbs were down.

Trees were blown down.

Trees were blown down.

Trees and power lines were blown down. A farm shop suffered extensive damage.

A tree was down on a house.

A few trees and power lines were blown down.

Large limbs were blown down.

Trees and many large limbs were blown down.

An irrigation pivot was overturned.

Large limbs were blown down.

Trees and large limbs were blown down.

Large limbs were blown down.

Tin was blown off a garage.

A tree was blown down, large limbs littered roads, and limbs were hanging from power lines.

Concrete blocks were blown out of the walls of an old store. Large limbs were blown down.

A building belonging to an agricultural flying service was destroyed, as was the crop dusting plane inside it.

Large limbs were blown down.

A few trees were blown down.

A number of trees were blown down. Some of the trees landed on houses.

A spotter measured a 75 mph wind gust at 402 PM. At 414 PM, wind was sustained at 60 mph and gusting to 72 mph.

Trees were down on Arkansas Highway 18.