Additions/corrections
Storm Data, May, 2006
Additions/Corrections
January 2006
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
Additions/Corrections
AMERICAN SAMOA
ASZ002>003 Tutuila--Manu'A
12 0900SST
13 0000SST
Strong gale force winds, associated
with Tropical Cyclone Tam, obliterated
70 percent of local crops and a few
roof tops of unsecured homes. Gale war-
nings were issued for the marine and
zone communities; the Weather Service
Office recorded sustained winds of 30
to 35 mph peaking to 59 mph for this
episode. Inter-Island flights and ma-
rine voyages were cancelled, affecting
passengers to be stranded at the Pago
Pago International Airport and Harbor
terminals.
Unfavorable conditions and high winds
caused landslides in other areas for
the Island of Tutuila. No injury repor-
ted.
ASZ002 Tutuila
25 0600SST
2100SST
A gale force with gusts over 55 mph
blew broadways of the cruise ship Queen
Elizabeth 2 as it moors at the main
dock in Pago Pago harbor in the early
morning hours of January 25th, 2006.
Strong northwest winds, a result of a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Samoan Islands, cut short the ship's
docking time as morning became very
difficult. These strong winds capsized
a 25-foot recreational boat which was
anchored at the Fagatogo dock near the
Department of the Marine and Wildlife
building. The Lady Naomi vessel, a
ferry from Western Samoa, was unable to
dock for several hours until later in
the afternoon.
The Weather Service Office issued a
Small craft advisory and a Gale warning
for this episode.
ASZ002 Tutuila
31 0400SST
1700SST
"A landslide destroyed a family's home"
in the village of Atu'u, fortunately,
no one was hurt. Strong winds with
gusts to 53 mph plus heavy rainfall
contributed to the fatal landslide in
Atu'u.
Other reportable landslides on the
Island of Tutuila affected residents
near mountain ridges, causing difficul-
ty among commuters. "There were road-
side slides in the villages of Poloa,
Fagalii, Asili, Masefau, Auasi and
Onenoa." No death or injury reported.
Tutuila
Countywide 31 0900SST
1800SST
Locally heavy rainfall across the
Island of Tutuila caused an increase in
rising waters and overflow of small
streams, especially villages located to
the West of the International Airport.
Homes were swamped with water from 6
inches to 3 feet, and many personal
properties were spoiled and damaged
from this episode. Motorists expe-
rienced difficulties bypassing stalled
sedans and trucks in some flooded areas
in the village of Tafuna. Less than 50
people evacuated their homes, and there
was no injury.
An active trough over the Samoan
Islands was blamed for overcast skies
and gloomy conditions. The Weather
Service Office recorded a total preci-
pitation of 5.68 inches for this event.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Powell County
1 SW Clay City 23 0000EST
0008EST
Twelve inches of water flowing across
several areas of Highway 82, Hardwick
Road, and Adams Ridge Road.
Montgomery County
Mt Sterling 23 0015EST
0020EST
Six to eight inches of water flowing
across Howards Mili and Tury Road. Por-
tions of Highway 460 East, Harpers
Ridge and Aarons Run impassable due to
high water.
Wayne County
Monticello 23 0130EST
0140EST
Portions of Highway 1546 closed due to
high water.
Estill County
Irvine 23 0135EST
0140EST
Portions of Dark Hollow Creek and Clear
Creek Roads off of Richmond Road closed
due to high water. Portions of Drift-
wood Drive off of Cob Hill Road closed
due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville 23 0140EST
0150EST
One mile stretch of Highway 52 just
west of Beattyville heading towards
Irvine impassable due to high water.
Portions of Gilliam Road also impas-
sable due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville 23 0250EST
0300EST
Portions of Blaines Branch Road closed
due to high water.
Laurel County
London 23 0215EST
0225EST
Portions of Middle Ground Way and
Commercial Drive off of Highway 25 as
well as Sallys Branch Road off of
Highway 80 and Tobacco Road off of East
4th Street impassable due to high
water.
Whitley County
Corbin 23 0335EST
0345EST
Intersection of Highways 26 and 3041
impassable due to high water. Portions
of Bacon Creek Road impassable due to
high water.
Whitley County
Faber 23 0410EST
0430EST
Highway 26 at the underpass impassable
due to high water.
Whitley County
10 NW Williamsburg 23 0410EST
0430EST
Portions of Highway 90 near the Cumber-
land Falls State Resort Park impassable
due to high water.
Rockcastle County
Wildie 23 0440EST
0450EST
PORTIONS OF HIGHWAY 1786 IMPASSABLE AND
BRUSH CREEK ROAD OFF OF HIGHWAY 1912
IMPASSABLE DUE TO HIGH WATER.
MINNESOTA, Northeast
Carlton County
Barnum 01 2026CST
TEXAS, North Panhandle
TXZ015-019 Wheeler--Donley
01 1100CST
04 1700CST
A deepening low pressure system over
Kansas ... low relative humidities ...
and dry fuels combined to produce
extreme fire danger conditions. A wild-
fire burned nearly twenty-three thou-
sand acres in the southeast Texas pan-
handle between Interstate 40 and
Clarendon. Several houses were threa-
tened outside Clarendon ... however the
fire was diverted around them. Another
wildfire burned nearly thirty-one hun-
dred acres just northeast of Shamrock.
About one hundred people were evacuated
by authorities and about ten structures
and one motel were threatened by the
wildfire. One firefighter on the
Howardwick wildfire was injured when
he received minor burns to the face.
Numbers of Estimated
persons Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
Additions/Corrections
AMERICAN SAMOA
ASZ002>003
0 0 6K 20K
Strong gale force winds, associated
with Tropical Cyclone Tam, obliterated
70 percent of local crops and a few
roof tops of unsecured homes. Gale war-
nings were issued for the marine and
zone communities; the Weather Service
Office recorded sustained winds of 30
to 35 mph peaking to 59 mph for this
episode. Inter-Island flights and ma-
rine voyages were cancelled, affecting
passengers to be stranded at the Pago
Pago International Airport and Harbor
terminals.
Unfavorable conditions and high winds
caused landslides in other areas for
the Island of Tutuila. No injury repor-
ted.
ASZ002
0 0 2K 3K
A gale force with gusts over 55 mph
blew broadways of the cruise ship Queen
Elizabeth 2 as it moors at the main
dock in Pago Pago harbor in the early
morning hours of January 25th, 2006.
Strong northwest winds, a result of a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Samoan Islands, cut short the ship's
docking time as morning became very
difficult. These strong winds capsized
a 25-foot recreational boat which was
anchored at the Fagatogo dock near the
Department of the Marine and Wildlife
building. The Lady Naomi vessel, a
ferry from Western Samoa, was unable to
dock for several hours until later in
the afternoon.
The Weather Service Office issued a
Small craft advisory and a Gale warning
for this episode.
ASZ002
0 0 40K
"A landslide destroyed a family's home"
in the village of Atu'u, fortunately,
no one was hurt. Strong winds with
gusts to 53 mph plus heavy rainfall
contributed to the fatal landslide in
Atu'u.
Other reportable landslides on the
Island of Tutuila affected residents
near mountain ridges, causing difficul-
ty among commuters. "There were road-
side slides in the villages of Poloa,
Fagalii, Asili, Masefau, Auasi and
Onenoa." No death or injury reported.
Tutuila
Countywide 0 0 100K 15K
Locally heavy rainfall across the
Island of Tutuila caused an increase in
rising waters and overflow of small
streams, especially villages located to
the West of the International Airport.
Homes were swamped with water from 6
inches to 3 feet, and many personal
properties were spoiled and damaged
from this episode. Motorists expe-
rienced difficulties bypassing stalled
sedans and trucks in some flooded areas
in the village of Tafuna. Less than 50
people evacuated their homes, and there
was no injury.
An active trough over the Samoan
Islands was blamed for overcast skies
and gloomy conditions. The Weather
Service Office recorded a total preci-
pitation of 5.68 inches for this event.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Powell County
1 SW Clay City 0 0 0 0
Twelve inches of water flowing across
several areas of Highway 82, Hardwick
Road, and Adams Ridge Road.
Montgomery County
Mt Sterling 0 0 0 0
Six to eight inches of water flowing
across Howards Mili and Tury Road. Por-
tions of Highway 460 East, Harpers
Ridge and Aarons Run impassable due to
high water.
Wayne County
Monticello 0 0 0 0
Portions of Highway 1546 closed due to
high water.
Estill County
Irvine 0 0 0 0
Portions of Dark Hollow Creek and Clear
Creek Roads off of Richmond Road closed
due to high water. Portions of Drift-
wood Drive off of Cob Hill Road closed
due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville 0 0 0 0
One mile stretch of Highway 52 just
west of Beattyville heading towards
Irvine impassable due to high water.
Portions of Gilliam Road also impas-
sable due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville 0 0 0 0
Portions of Blaines Branch Road closed
due to high water.
Laurel County
London 0 0 0 0
Portions of Middle Ground Way and
Commercial Drive off of Highway 25 as
well as Sallys Branch Road off of
Highway 80 and Tobacco Road off of East
4th Street impassable due to high
water.
Whitley County
Corbin 0 0 0 0
Intersection of Highways 26 and 3041
impassable due to high water. Portions
of Bacon Creek Road impassable due to
high water.
Whitley County
Faber 0 0 0 0
Highway 26 at the underpass impassable
due to high water.
Whitley County
10 NW Williamsburg 0 0 0 0
Portions of Highway 90 near the Cumber-
land Falls State Resort Park impassable
due to high water.
Rockcastle County
Wildie 0 0 0 0
PORTIONS OF HIGHWAY 1786 IMPASSABLE AND
BRUSH CREEK ROAD OFF OF HIGHWAY 1912
IMPASSABLE DUE TO HIGH WATER.
MINNESOTA, Northeast
Carlton County
Barnum 0 0
TEXAS, North Panhandle
TXZ015-019
0 1
A deepening low pressure system over
Kansas ... low relative humidities ...
and dry fuels combined to produce
extreme fire danger conditions. A wild-
fire burned nearly twenty-three thou-
sand acres in the southeast Texas pan-
handle between Interstate 40 and
Clarendon. Several houses were threa-
tened outside Clarendon ... however the
fire was diverted around them. Another
wildfire burned nearly thirty-one hun-
dred acres just northeast of Shamrock.
About one hundred people were evacuated
by authorities and about ten structures
and one motel were threatened by the
wildfire. One firefighter on the
Howardwick wildfire was injured when
he received minor burns to the face.
Location Character of Storm
Additions/Corrections
AMERICAN SAMOA
ASZ002>003
High Wind (G51)
Strong gale force winds, associated
with Tropical Cyclone Tam, obliterated
70 percent of local crops and a few
roof tops of unsecured homes. Gale war-
nings were issued for the marine and
zone communities; the Weather Service
Office recorded sustained winds of 30
to 35 mph peaking to 59 mph for this
episode. Inter-Island flights and ma-
rine voyages were cancelled, affecting
passengers to be stranded at the Pago
Pago International Airport and Harbor
terminals.
Unfavorable conditions and high winds
caused landslides in other areas for
the Island of Tutuila. No injury repor-
ted.
ASZ002
High Wind (G52)
A gale force with gusts over 55 mph
blew broadways of the cruise ship Queen
Elizabeth 2 as it moors at the main
dock in Pago Pago harbor in the early
morning hours of January 25th, 2006.
Strong northwest winds, a result of a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Samoan Islands, cut short the ship's
docking time as morning became very
difficult. These strong winds capsized
a 25-foot recreational boat which was
anchored at the Fagatogo dock near the
Department of the Marine and Wildlife
building. The Lady Naomi vessel, a
ferry from Western Samoa, was unable to
dock for several hours until later in
the afternoon.
The Weather Service Office issued a
Small craft advisory and a Gale warning
for this episode.
ASZ002
Landslide
"A landslide destroyed a family's home"
in the village of Atu'u, fortunately,
no one was hurt. Strong winds with
gusts to 53 mph plus heavy rainfall
contributed to the fatal landslide in
Atu'u.
Other reportable landslides on the
Island of Tutuila affected residents
near mountain ridges, causing difficul-
ty among commuters. "There were road-
side slides in the villages of Poloa,
Fagalii, Asili, Masefau, Auasi and
Onenoa." No death or injury reported.
Tutuila
Countywide Flash Flood
Locally heavy rainfall across the
Island of Tutuila caused an increase in
rising waters and overflow of small
streams, especially villages located to
the West of the International Airport.
Homes were swamped with water from 6
inches to 3 feet, and many personal
properties were spoiled and damaged
from this episode. Motorists expe-
rienced difficulties bypassing stalled
sedans and trucks in some flooded areas
in the village of Tafuna. Less than 50
people evacuated their homes, and there
was no injury.
An active trough over the Samoan
Islands was blamed for overcast skies
and gloomy conditions. The Weather
Service Office recorded a total preci-
pitation of 5.68 inches for this event.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Powell County
1 SW Clay City Flash Flood
Twelve inches of water flowing across
several areas of Highway 82, Hardwick
Road, and Adams Ridge Road.
Montgomery County
Mt Sterling Flash Flood
Six to eight inches of water flowing
across Howards Mili and Tury Road. Por-
tions of Highway 460 East, Harpers
Ridge and Aarons Run impassable due to
high water.
Wayne County
Monticello Flash Flood
Portions of Highway 1546 closed due to
high water.
Estill County
Irvine Flash Flood
Portions of Dark Hollow Creek and Clear
Creek Roads off of Richmond Road closed
due to high water. Portions of Drift-
wood Drive off of Cob Hill Road closed
due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville Flash Flood
One mile stretch of Highway 52 just
west of Beattyville heading towards
Irvine impassable due to high water.
Portions of Gilliam Road also impas-
sable due to high water.
Lee County
Beattyville Flash Flood
Portions of Blaines Branch Road closed
due to high water.
Laurel County
London Flash Flood
Portions of Middle Ground Way and
Commercial Drive off of Highway 25 as
well as Sallys Branch Road off of
Highway 80 and Tobacco Road off of East
4th Street impassable due to high
water.
Whitley County
Corbin Flash Flood
Intersection of Highways 26 and 3041
impassable due to high water. Portions
of Bacon Creek Road impassable due to
high water.
Whitley County
Faber Flash Flood
Highway 26 at the underpass impassable
due to high water.
Whitley County
10 NW Williamsburg Flash Flood
Portions of Highway 90 near the Cumber-
land Falls State Resort Park impassable
due to high water.
Rockcastle County
Wildie Flash Flood
PORTIONS OF HIGHWAY 1786 IMPASSABLE AND
BRUSH CREEK ROAD OFF OF HIGHWAY 1912
IMPASSABLE DUE TO HIGH WATER.
MINNESOTA, Northeast
Carlton County
Barnum Hail (0.88)
TEXAS, North Panhandle
TXZ015-019
Wildfire
A deepening low pressure system over
Kansas ... low relative humidities ...
and dry fuels combined to produce
extreme fire danger conditions. A wild-
fire burned nearly twenty-three thou-
sand acres in the southeast Texas pan-
handle between Interstate 40 and
Clarendon. Several houses were threa-
tened outside Clarendon ... however the
fire was diverted around them. Another
wildfire burned nearly thirty-one hun-
dred acres just northeast of Shamrock.
About one hundred people were evacuated
by authorities and about ten structures
and one motel were threatened by the
wildfire. One firefighter on the
Howardwick wildfire was injured when
he received minor burns to the face.
February 2006
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Countywide 01 0500SST
2000SST
Heavy rainfall flooded 50 percent of
homes in the village of Tafuna. Perso-
nal properties, including household
goods, were ruined by the increasing
flow of water. Two families were
"forced from their homes by the flood-
waters" and no injury reported. Heavy
rainfall impacted roads causing po-
tholes and "in some cases becoming
deeper, resulting in an overall traffic
slowdown around the Island."
The Weather Service Office blamed a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Islands which produced occasional
showers ... with heavy rainfall at
times. The Weather Service Office
recorded about 5.53 inches of precipi-
tation for this day.
Tutuila
Countywide 01 0600SST
1800SST
Heavy downpour caused overflow of small
streams and flooding along road and
sidewalks across the Island of Tutuila.
The Weather Service Office recorded a
total precipitation of 5.53 inches for
this day's event. No injury reported.
ASZ002 Tutuila
01 0800SST
03 1500SST
Strong gusty winds from the northwest
reaching over 50 mph destroyed over 40
percent of crops in the Island of
Tutuila. A gale warning was issued for
the Islands of Tutuila Aunuu and
Manu'a. During this 3-day period, con-
tinuous landslides and fallen trees
were observed in a lot of villages.
No death or injury reported.
Manu'A
Countywide 06 0800SST
1400SST
Tutuila
Countywide 06 0800SST
1400SST
Heavy rainfall caused an increase in
rising water in several villages across
the Island of Tutuila. Some roads were
flooded with at least 1 to 3 inches of
water, causing traffic congestion in
some areas. A total rainfall of 4.22
inches was recorded at the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
ASZ002 Tutuila
22 0500SST
1400SST
Strong and gusty northwest winds of 59
mph were associated with locally heavy
rainfall over the Samoan Islands. An
active trough near the Islands was
blamed for the cause of these unfavo-
rable conditions. A rainfall amount of
3.92 inches was recorded by the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
Numbers of Estimated
persons Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Countywide 0 0 50K 10K
Heavy rainfall flooded 50 percent of
homes in the village of Tafuna. Perso-
nal properties, including household
goods, were ruined by the increasing
flow of water. Two families were
"forced from their homes by the flood-
waters" and no injury reported. Heavy
rainfall impacted roads causing po-
tholes and "in some cases becoming
deeper, resulting in an overall traffic
slowdown around the Island."
The Weather Service Office blamed a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Islands which produced occasional
showers ... with heavy rainfall at
times. The Weather Service Office
recorded about 5.53 inches of precipi-
tation for this day.
Tutuila
Countywide 0 0 9K 2K
Heavy downpour caused overflow of small
streams and flooding along road and
sidewalks across the Island of Tutuila.
The Weather Service Office recorded a
total precipitation of 5.53 inches for
this day's event. No injury reported.
ASZ002
0 0 20K 5K
Strong gusty winds from the northwest
reaching over 50 mph destroyed over 40
percent of crops in the Island of
Tutuila. A gale warning was issued for
the Islands of Tutuila Aunuu and
Manu'a. During this 3-day period, con-
tinuous landslides and fallen trees
were observed in a lot of villages.
No death or injury reported.
Manu'A
Countywide 0 0
Tutuila
Countywide 0 0
Heavy rainfall caused an increase in
rising water in several villages across
the Island of Tutuila. Some roads were
flooded with at least 1 to 3 inches of
water, causing traffic congestion in
some areas. A total rainfall of 4.22
inches was recorded at the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
ASZ002
0 0 7K 1K
Strong and gusty northwest winds of 59
mph were associated with locally heavy
rainfall over the Samoan Islands. An
active trough near the Islands was
blamed for the cause of these unfavo-
rable conditions. A rainfall amount of
3.92 inches was recorded by the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
Location Character of Storm
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Countywide Heavy Rain
Heavy rainfall flooded 50 percent of
homes in the village of Tafuna. Perso-
nal properties, including household
goods, were ruined by the increasing
flow of water. Two families were
"forced from their homes by the flood-
waters" and no injury reported. Heavy
rainfall impacted roads causing po-
tholes and "in some cases becoming
deeper, resulting in an overall traffic
slowdown around the Island."
The Weather Service Office blamed a
stationary monsoon trough over the
Islands which produced occasional
showers ... with heavy rainfall at
times. The Weather Service Office
recorded about 5.53 inches of precipi-
tation for this day.
Tutuila
Countywide Flash Flood
Heavy downpour caused overflow of small
streams and flooding along road and
sidewalks across the Island of Tutuila.
The Weather Service Office recorded a
total precipitation of 5.53 inches for
this day's event. No injury reported.
ASZ002
High Wind (G53)
Strong gusty winds from the northwest
reaching over 50 mph destroyed over 40
percent of crops in the Island of
Tutuila. A gale warning was issued for
the Islands of Tutuila Aunuu and
Manu'a. During this 3-day period, con-
tinuous landslides and fallen trees
were observed in a lot of villages.
No death or injury reported.
Manu'A
Countywide Heavy Rain
Tutuila
Countywide Heavy Rain
Heavy rainfall caused an increase in
rising water in several villages across
the Island of Tutuila. Some roads were
flooded with at least 1 to 3 inches of
water, causing traffic congestion in
some areas. A total rainfall of 4.22
inches was recorded at the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
ASZ002
High Wind (GS1)
Strong and gusty northwest winds of 59
mph were associated with locally heavy
rainfall over the Samoan Islands. An
active trough near the Islands was
blamed for the cause of these unfavo-
rable conditions. A rainfall amount of
3.92 inches was recorded by the Weather
Service Office for this event. No
injury reported.
March 2006
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
ALABAMA, North
Franklin County
Red Bay to 09 1517CST
Belgreen 1530CST
Trees were blown down.
Colbert County
Mt Hester to 09 1520CST
Cherokee
Trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Wright 09 1525CST
Trees were blown down along and west of
Natchez Trace Parkway.
Lauderdale County
Center Hill 09 1540CST
A roof was blown off of a house.
Franklin County
Hodges 09 1550CST
A roof blown was blown off of a house
along Highway 187.
Franklin County
Newburg 09 1557CST
Several trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Petersville 09 1600CST
Lauderdale County
Oakland 09 1601CST
Several trees were blown down.
Lawrence County
Wren 09 1614CST
Lawrence County
Hatton 09 1645CST
Trees were blown down.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel 09 1650CST
Penny sized hail was reported.
Morgan County
Eva 09 1650CST
A roof was blown off of a house along
Lawrence Cove Road Power lines were
blown down in the city of Eva.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel 09 1700CST
Roof damage was reported to a chicken
house.
Limestone County
Athens 09 1700CST
1710CST
Numerous trees were blown down.
ALABAMA, North
Morgan County
Decatur to 09 1710CST
5 SE Decatur 1725CST
Trees were blown down along Highway 36
between Highway 67 and Interstate 65. A
billboard sign was blown onto a mobile
home on Sixth Avenue.
Morgan County
2 W Somerville 09 1710CST
Golf ball sized hail was reported along
Highway 36.
Madison County
Huntsville 09 1725CST
A traffic signal was blown down at
Highway 20 and Governors West. A bill-
board was blown down in South
Huntsville.
Marshall County
Arab 09 1734CST
Windows were blown out of a house.
Limestone County
Athens 09 1800CST
Lightning struck a new house causing
damage to an attic.
Jackson County
5 SW Scottsboro 09 1820CST
A tree was blown down onto a house.
A potent early Spring low pressure sys-
tem moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid-Mississippi Valley dragging a
cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
Cullman County
2 NE Arkadelphia 13 1756CST 0.1 20
The initial touch down was along county
road 501 about 13 miles south-southwest
of Cullman, just east of I-65, about 2
miles east-southeast of the I-65 291
exit. The tornado initially knocked
down a few trees in this area and had a
path length of 75 yards and a 50 yard
path width. Winds were at 70 mph,
making it a F-0 tornado. The tornado
lifted and then touched down briefly
again along county road 504, about 11
miles south of Cullman. The F-0 tornado
with winds topping out at 60 mph had a
path length at 20 yards and a 20 yard
width. The tornado again quickly lifted
and touched down again about 4 miles
northeast of the previous touch down,
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles southeast of Cullman. The
path length of this F-0 toRNado with
maximum wind speeds of 60 mph was again
around 20 yards and path width at 20
yards.
Cullman County
Arkadelphia 13 1815CST
A few trees were blown down by
thunderstorm winds.
Madison County
Berkley 13 1820CST
A tree was blown over onto power lines.
Marshall County
6 NNE Union Grove 13 1835CST
A tall maple tree was blown over onto a
car.
Cullman County
8 SSW Hanceville 13 1845CST 0.1 50
The initial touchdown was along county
road 501, about 13 miles south-south-
west of Cullman, just east of inter-
state 65. The tornado knocked down a
few trees with maximum estimated wind
speeds at 70 miles an hour.
Cullman County
7 SSW Hanceville 13 1847CST 0.1 20
A tornado once again descended briefly
along county road 504, about 11 miles
south-southwest of Cullman, knocking
down additional trees.
Cullman County
4 SSW Hanceville to 13 1850CST 0.1 20
5 SSW Hanceville
Another brief tornado touchdown occur-
red, knocking down additional trees
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles south-southeast of
Cullman.
A strong cold front tracked cast from
the Great Lakes south through the lower
Mississippi Valley into a moist and
unstable airmass that presented strong
vertical wind shear. Several broken
bands of thunderstorms developed, some
of which were supercells producing long
tracks of severe weather.
Lauderdale County
1 N Florence 31 1700CST
1703CST
Quarter size hail was reported on Chism
road just north of Florence.
Lauderdale County
9 NE Florence 31 1715CST
1717CST
Golf ball size hail was reproted near
St. Florian.
Lauderdale County
11 NE Florence to 31 1725CST
10 NE Florence 1727CST
Golf ball size hail was reported at the
Bellemeade subdivision.
Lauderdale County
1 E Florence 31 1728CST
A few trees were blown down by thunder-
storm winds near Martin's department
store just east of Florence.
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
Howell 09 1725CST
Numerous trees were blown down.
Franklin County
Decherd 09 1743CST
A tree was blown down.
Franklin County
Huntland 09 1815CST
An estimated wind gust of 60 mph was
reported.
A potent early Spring low pressure
system moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid Mississippi Valley dragging a
strong cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
TEXAS, North
TXZ119-135 Dallas--Henderson
19 0919CST
2359CST
Water was flowing over Northwest High-
way from Whiterock Creek in Dallas
County. Also, Cedar Creek Lake in
Henderson County was reported out of
its banks and flooding nearby streets
in Payne Springs.
Erath County
Dublin 19 1240CST
Tarrant County
Countywide 19 1253CST
2330CST
Significant flooding occurred across
the county. Numerous streets were bar-
ricaded with water flowing over them.
Several high water rescues and home
evacuations were necessary. Numerous
homes and businesses suffered water
damage. In Mansfield, street flooding
was reported, with several streets,
including Walnut Creek Drive and Retta
Road closed and impassible. In
Arlington, apartment complexes and
homes sustained water damage. Six Flags
over Texas in Arlington was under
several feet of water. Numerous cars
were underwater and high water rescues
were needed. Shady Valley Country Club
was also underwater. In Kennedale,
Village Creek was over its banks and
flooding parts of I-20.
Dallas County
Countywide 19 1300CST
20 0200CST
Heavy rains caused many road closures,
high water rescues, and evacuations of
homes and businesses throughout the
afternoon and evening. Water was repor-
tedly five feet high in some homes,
causing significant damage. Water rose
four feet high in the lower level of
the Renaissance Hotel on Stemmons Free-
way near Wycliff Avenue. Dallas police
received more than 240 calls about
people in danger from the flood waters
in four hours. A woman was swept away
in Turtle Creek by Wycliff Avenue after
she abandoned her car due to rapidly
rising flood waters. Her body was
recovered later that night nearly a
mile from were she was swept away.
F23IW
Somervell County
Countywide 19 1300CST
1500CST
Numerous farm roads and county roads
were closed due to high water.
Johnson County
Burleson 19 1330CST
1800CST
Minor street flooding reported.
Rockwall County
Rockwall to 19 1355CST
Royse City 2230CST
Significant flooding in and between the
cities of Rockwall and Royse City
including bypasses on Interstate 30.
Ellis County
Waxahachie 19 1430CST
20 0200CST
Creeks were out of their banks in
Waxahachie and several roads were
closed, including both 1-45 service
roads near Palmer. Main Street and
Grand Avenue in Waxahachie were bar-
ricaded due to flood waters. Several
roads in Bardwell and Bristol were also
closed.
Collin County
Countywide 19 1500CST
2200CST
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed. Several high
water rescues were needed for stranded
vehicles near Lake Ray Hubbard.
Hopkins County
5 S Cumby 19 1530CST
Quarter-size hail reported in Miller
Grove.
Palo Pinto County
Mineral Wells 19 1643CST
1900CST
Several roads closed due to flooding.
Grayson County
2 E Sherman 19 1700CST
2000CST
Homes and businesses were flooded.
Wise County
12 S Decatur 19 1700CST
1900CST
Minor street flooding reported.
Hunt County
Countywide 19 1720CST
20 0300CST
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed, including I-30
service roads. Sulphur River overflowed
onto State Highway 224 between the
cities of Commerce and Neylandville.
Also, 380 west of Greenville and 276
west of Quinlan were barricaded all
afternoon and evening due to flooding.
FM 1570, 1565, and 118 were all closed
due to flooding. Flood waters entered
homes and apartments in Greenville. A
portion of CR 3702 collapsed due to the
flooding, washing out an entire 4 to 5
foot section. CR 3208 was also damaged
by the floods.
Johnson County
Countywide 19 1745CST
2230CST
Several roads and bridges were under-
water across the county. High water
rescues were also needed. A woman and
two children had to be rescued when
their house was surrounded by flood
waters Sunday afternoon. Buffalo Creek
spilled onto and flooded Hillsboro
Street, Smith Street, and West
Henderson Street.
Dallas County
7 NW Dallas 19 1800CST
Heavy rain collapsed the roof and walls
of a gun range near Love Field.
Erath County
Countywide 19 1800CST
2100CST
FM 8 and CR 199 were underwater and
barricaded. Water was also flowing over
several other roads in the county.
Grayson County
5 SE Denison 19 1800CST
2000CST
Minor street flooding reported.
Denton County
Justin 19 1809CST
2000CST
The intersection of Creekhill Way and
12th Street was underwater and barrica-
ded.
Hood County
Granbury 19 1846CST
Trees were blown down.
Fannin County
Trenton 19 1900CST
2100CST
Flood waters caused Augustus Street in
downtown Trenton to be closed for a
short period of time.
Lamar County
Southeast Portion 19 2200CST
20 0030CST
Flooding reported in the southeastern
portion of the county. Several roads
were closed and some homes and apart-
ments were flooded. Flood waters were
more than six feet deep between
Collegiate and Clarksville Streets.
Kaufman County
North Portion 19 2210CST
20 0100CST
A few road closures due to flooding
were reported.
Numbers of Estimated
persons Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
ALABAMA, North
Franklin County
Red Bay to 0 0
Belgreen
Trees were blown down.
Colbert County
Mt Hester to 0 0
Cherokee
Trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Wright 0 0
Trees were blown down along and west of
Natchez Trace Parkway.
Lauderdale County
Center Hill 0 0 5K
A roof was blown off of a house.
Franklin County
Hodges 0 0 5K
A roof blown was blown off of a house
along Highway 187.
Franklin County
Newburg 0 0
Several trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Petersville 0 0
Lauderdale County
Oakland 0 0
Several trees were blown down.
Lawrence County
Wren 0 0
Lawrence County
Hatton 0 0
Trees were blown down.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel 0 0
Penny sized hail was reported.
Morgan County
Eva 0 0 5K
A roof was blown off of a house along
Lawrence Cove Road Power lines were
blown down in the city of Eva.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel 0 0 0.50K
Roof damage was reported to a chicken
house.
Limestone County
Athens 0 0
Numerous trees were blown down.
ALABAMA, North
Morgan County
Decatur to 0 0 0.50K
5 SE Decatur
Trees were blown down along Highway 36
between Highway 67 and Interstate 65. A
billboard sign was blown onto a mobile
home on Sixth Avenue.
Morgan County
2 W Somerville 0 0
Golf ball sized hail was reported along
Highway 36.
Madison County
Huntsville 0 0
A traffic signal was blown down at
Highway 20 and Governors West. A bill-
board was blown down in South
Huntsville.
Marshall County
Arab 0 0 0.50K
Windows were blown out of a house.
Limestone County
Athens 0 0 10K
Lightning struck a new house causing
damage to an attic.
Jackson County
5 SW Scottsboro 0 0
A tree was blown down onto a house.
A potent early Spring low pressure sys-
tem moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid-Mississippi Valley dragging a
cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
Cullman County
2 NE Arkadelphia 0 0
The initial touch down was along county
road 501 about 13 miles south-southwest
of Cullman, just east of I-65, about 2
miles east-southeast of the I-65 291
exit. The tornado initially knocked
down a few trees in this area and had a
path length of 75 yards and a 50 yard
path width. Winds were at 70 mph,
making it a F-0 tornado. The tornado
lifted and then touched down briefly
again along county road 504, about 11
miles south of Cullman. The F-0 tornado
with winds topping out at 60 mph had a
path length at 20 yards and a 20 yard
width. The tornado again quickly lifted
and touched down again about 4 miles
northeast of the previous touch down,
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles southeast of Cullman. The
path length of this F-0 toRNado with
maximum wind speeds of 60 mph was again
around 20 yards and path width at 20
yards.
Cullman County
Arkadelphia 0 0
A few trees were blown down by
thunderstorm winds.
Madison County
Berkley 0 0
A tree was blown over onto power lines.
Marshall County
6 NNE Union Grove 0 0 5K
A tall maple tree was blown over onto a
car.
Cullman County
8 SSW Hanceville 0 0
The initial touchdown was along county
road 501, about 13 miles south-south-
west of Cullman, just east of inter-
state 65. The tornado knocked down a
few trees with maximum estimated wind
speeds at 70 miles an hour.
Cullman County
7 SSW Hanceville 0 0
A tornado once again descended briefly
along county road 504, about 11 miles
south-southwest of Cullman, knocking
down additional trees.
Cullman County
4 SSW Hanceville to 0 0
5 SSW Hanceville
Another brief tornado touchdown occur-
red, knocking down additional trees
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles south-southeast of
Cullman.
A strong cold front tracked cast from
the Great Lakes south through the lower
Mississippi Valley into a moist and
unstable airmass that presented strong
vertical wind shear. Several broken
bands of thunderstorms developed, some
of which were supercells producing long
tracks of severe weather.
Lauderdale County
1 N Florence 0 0
Quarter size hail was reported on Chism
road just north of Florence.
Lauderdale County
9 NE Florence 0 0
Golf ball size hail was reproted near
St. Florian.
Lauderdale County
11 NE Florence to 0 0
10 NE Florence
Golf ball size hail was reported at the
Bellemeade subdivision.
Lauderdale County
1 E Florence 0 0
A few trees were blown down by thunder-
storm winds near Martin's department
store just east of Florence.
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
Howell 0 0
Numerous trees were blown down.
Franklin County
Decherd 0 0
A tree was blown down.
Franklin County
Huntland 0 0
An estimated wind gust of 60 mph was
reported.
A potent early Spring low pressure
system moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid Mississippi Valley dragging a
strong cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
TEXAS, North
TXZ119-135
0 0
Water was flowing over Northwest High-
way from Whiterock Creek in Dallas
County. Also, Cedar Creek Lake in
Henderson County was reported out of
its banks and flooding nearby streets
in Payne Springs.
Erath County
Dublin 0 0
Tarrant County
Countywide 0 0 300K
Significant flooding occurred across
the county. Numerous streets were bar-
ricaded with water flowing over them.
Several high water rescues and home
evacuations were necessary. Numerous
homes and businesses suffered water
damage. In Mansfield, street flooding
was reported, with several streets,
including Walnut Creek Drive and Retta
Road closed and impassible. In
Arlington, apartment complexes and
homes sustained water damage. Six Flags
over Texas in Arlington was under
several feet of water. Numerous cars
were underwater and high water rescues
were needed. Shady Valley Country Club
was also underwater. In Kennedale,
Village Creek was over its banks and
flooding parts of I-20.
Dallas County
Countywide 1 0 300K
Heavy rains caused many road closures,
high water rescues, and evacuations of
homes and businesses throughout the
afternoon and evening. Water was repor-
tedly five feet high in some homes,
causing significant damage. Water rose
four feet high in the lower level of
the Renaissance Hotel on Stemmons Free-
way near Wycliff Avenue. Dallas police
received more than 240 calls about
people in danger from the flood waters
in four hours. A woman was swept away
in Turtle Creek by Wycliff Avenue after
she abandoned her car due to rapidly
rising flood waters. Her body was
recovered later that night nearly a
mile from were she was swept away.
F23IW
Somervell County
Countywide 0 0
Numerous farm roads and county roads
were closed due to high water.
Johnson County
Burleson 0 0
Minor street flooding reported.
Rockwall County
Rockwall to 0 0
Royse City
Significant flooding in and between the
cities of Rockwall and Royse City
including bypasses on Interstate 30.
Ellis County
Waxahachie 0 0
Creeks were out of their banks in
Waxahachie and several roads were
closed, including both 1-45 service
roads near Palmer. Main Street and
Grand Avenue in Waxahachie were bar-
ricaded due to flood waters. Several
roads in Bardwell and Bristol were also
closed.
Collin County
Countywide 0 0
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed. Several high
water rescues were needed for stranded
vehicles near Lake Ray Hubbard.
Hopkins County
5 S Cumby 0 0
Quarter-size hail reported in Miller
Grove.
Palo Pinto County
Mineral Wells 0 0
Several roads closed due to flooding.
Grayson County
2 E Sherman 0 0 20K
Homes and businesses were flooded.
Wise County
12 S Decatur 0 0
Minor street flooding reported.
Hunt County
Countywide 0 0 40K
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed, including I-30
service roads. Sulphur River overflowed
onto State Highway 224 between the
cities of Commerce and Neylandville.
Also, 380 west of Greenville and 276
west of Quinlan were barricaded all
afternoon and evening due to flooding.
FM 1570, 1565, and 118 were all closed
due to flooding. Flood waters entered
homes and apartments in Greenville. A
portion of CR 3702 collapsed due to the
flooding, washing out an entire 4 to 5
foot section. CR 3208 was also damaged
by the floods.
Johnson County
Countywide 0 0
Several roads and bridges were under-
water across the county. High water
rescues were also needed. A woman and
two children had to be rescued when
their house was surrounded by flood
waters Sunday afternoon. Buffalo Creek
spilled onto and flooded Hillsboro
Street, Smith Street, and West
Henderson Street.
Dallas County
7 NW Dallas 0 0 35K
Heavy rain collapsed the roof and walls
of a gun range near Love Field.
Erath County
Countywide 0 0
FM 8 and CR 199 were underwater and
barricaded. Water was also flowing over
several other roads in the county.
Grayson County
5 SE Denison 0 0
Minor street flooding reported.
Denton County
Justin 0 0
The intersection of Creekhill Way and
12th Street was underwater and barrica-
ded.
Hood County
Granbury 0 0
Trees were blown down.
Fannin County
Trenton 0 0
Flood waters caused Augustus Street in
downtown Trenton to be closed for a
short period of time.
Lamar County
Southeast Portion 0 0 20K
d Flooding reported in the southeastern
portion of the county. Several roads
were closed and some homes and apart-
ments were flooded. Flood waters were
more than six feet deep between
Collegiate and Clarksville Streets.
Kaufman County
North Portion 0 0
A few road closures due to flooding
were reported.
Location Character of Storm
ALABAMA, North
Franklin County
Red Bay to Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Belgreen
Trees were blown down.
Colbert County
Mt Hester to Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Cherokee
Trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Wright Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Trees were blown down along and west of
Natchez Trace Parkway.
Lauderdale County
Center Hill Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
A roof was blown off of a house.
Franklin County
Hodges Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
A roof blown was blown off of a house
along Highway 187.
Franklin County
Newburg Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Several trees were blown down.
Lauderdale County
Petersville Funnel Cloud
Lauderdale County
Oakland Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Several trees were blown down.
Lawrence County
Wren Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Lawrence County
Hatton Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Trees were blown down.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel Hail (0.75)
Penny sized hail was reported.
Morgan County
Eva Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
A roof was blown off of a house along
Lawrence Cove Road Power lines were
blown down in the city of Eva.
Cullman County
2 W Jones Chapel Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Roof damage was reported to a chicken
house.
Limestone County
Athens Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Numerous trees were blown down.
ALABAMA, North
Morgan County
Decatur to Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
5 SE Decatur
Trees were blown down along Highway 36
between Highway 67 and Interstate 65. A
billboard sign was blown onto a mobile
home on Sixth Avenue.
Morgan County
2 W Somerville Hail (1.75)
Golf ball sized hail was reported along
Highway 36.
Madison County
Huntsville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A traffic signal was blown down at
Highway 20 and Governors West. A bill-
board was blown down in South
Huntsville.
Marshall County
Arab Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Windows were blown out of a house.
Limestone County
Athens Lightning
Lightning struck a new house causing
damage to an attic.
Jackson County
5 SW Scottsboro Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A tree was blown down onto a house.
A potent early Spring low pressure sys-
tem moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid-Mississippi Valley dragging a
cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
Cullman County
2 NE Arkadelphia Tornado (F0)
The initial touch down was along county
road 501 about 13 miles south-southwest
of Cullman, just east of I-65, about 2
miles east-southeast of the I-65 291
exit. The tornado initially knocked
down a few trees in this area and had a
path length of 75 yards and a 50 yard
path width. Winds were at 70 mph,
making it a F-0 tornado. The tornado
lifted and then touched down briefly
again along county road 504, about 11
miles south of Cullman. The F-0 tornado
with winds topping out at 60 mph had a
path length at 20 yards and a 20 yard
width. The tornado again quickly lifted
and touched down again about 4 miles
northeast of the previous touch down,
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles southeast of Cullman. The
path length of this F-0 toRNado with
maximum wind speeds of 60 mph was again
around 20 yards and path width at 20
yards.
Cullman County
Arkadelphia Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A few trees were blown down by
thunderstorm winds.
Madison County
Berkley Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A tree was blown over onto power lines.
Marshall County
6 NNE Union Grove Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
A tall maple tree was blown over onto a
car.
Cullman County
8 SSW Hanceville Tornado (F0)
The initial touchdown was along county
road 501, about 13 miles south-south-
west of Cullman, just east of inter-
state 65. The tornado knocked down a
few trees with maximum estimated wind
speeds at 70 miles an hour.
Cullman County
7 SSW Hanceville Tornado (F0)
A tornado once again descended briefly
along county road 504, about 11 miles
south-southwest of Cullman, knocking
down additional trees.
Cullman County
4 SSW Hanceville to Tornado (F0)
5 SSW Hanceville
Another brief tornado touchdown occur-
red, knocking down additional trees
along the north end of county road 506,
about 9 miles south-southeast of
Cullman.
A strong cold front tracked cast from
the Great Lakes south through the lower
Mississippi Valley into a moist and
unstable airmass that presented strong
vertical wind shear. Several broken
bands of thunderstorms developed, some
of which were supercells producing long
tracks of severe weather.
Lauderdale County
1 N Florence Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported on Chism
road just north of Florence.
Lauderdale County
9 NE Florence Hail (1.75)
Golf ball size hail was reproted near
St. Florian.
Lauderdale County
11 NE Florence to Hail (1.75)
10 NE Florence
Golf ball size hail was reported at the
Bellemeade subdivision.
Lauderdale County
1 E Florence Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A few trees were blown down by thunder-
storm winds near Martin's department
store just east of Florence.
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
Howell Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Numerous trees were blown down.
Franklin County
Decherd Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A tree was blown down.
Franklin County
Huntland Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
An estimated wind gust of 60 mph was
reported.
A potent early Spring low pressure
system moved through the lower Missouri
and Mid Mississippi Valley dragging a
strong cold front through the Tennessee
Valley. This front produced a squall
line of severe thunderstorms producing
widespread damaging winds to the
region.
TEXAS, North
TXZ119-135
Flood
Water was flowing over Northwest High-
way from Whiterock Creek in Dallas
County. Also, Cedar Creek Lake in
Henderson County was reported out of
its banks and flooding nearby streets
in Payne Springs.
Erath County
Dublin Hail (0.75)
Tarrant County
Countywide Flash Flood
Significant flooding occurred across
the county. Numerous streets were bar-
ricaded with water flowing over them.
Several high water rescues and home
evacuations were necessary. Numerous
homes and businesses suffered water
damage. In Mansfield, street flooding
was reported, with several streets,
including Walnut Creek Drive and Retta
Road closed and impassible. In
Arlington, apartment complexes and
homes sustained water damage. Six Flags
over Texas in Arlington was under
several feet of water. Numerous cars
were underwater and high water rescues
were needed. Shady Valley Country Club
was also underwater. In Kennedale,
Village Creek was over its banks and
flooding parts of I-20.
Dallas County
Countywide Flash Flood
Heavy rains caused many road closures,
high water rescues, and evacuations of
homes and businesses throughout the
afternoon and evening. Water was repor-
tedly five feet high in some homes,
causing significant damage. Water rose
four feet high in the lower level of
the Renaissance Hotel on Stemmons Free-
way near Wycliff Avenue. Dallas police
received more than 240 calls about
people in danger from the flood waters
in four hours. A woman was swept away
in Turtle Creek by Wycliff Avenue after
she abandoned her car due to rapidly
rising flood waters. Her body was
recovered later that night nearly a
mile from were she was swept away.
F23IW
Somervell County
Countywide Flash Flood
Numerous farm roads and county roads
were closed due to high water.
Johnson County
Burleson Flash Flood
Minor street flooding reported.
Rockwall County
Rockwall to Flash Flood
Royse City
Significant flooding in and between the
cities of Rockwall and Royse City
including bypasses on Interstate 30.
Ellis County
Waxahachie Flash Flood
Creeks were out of their banks in
Waxahachie and several roads were
closed, including both 1-45 service
roads near Palmer. Main Street and
Grand Avenue in Waxahachie were bar-
ricaded due to flood waters. Several
roads in Bardwell and Bristol were also
closed.
Collin County
Countywide Flash Flood
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed. Several high
water rescues were needed for stranded
vehicles near Lake Ray Hubbard.
Hopkins County
5 S Cumby Hail (1.00)
Quarter-size hail reported in Miller
Grove.
Palo Pinto County
Mineral Wells Flash Flood
Several roads closed due to flooding.
Grayson County
2 E Sherman Flash Flood
Homes and businesses were flooded.
Wise County
12 S Decatur Flash Flood
Minor street flooding reported.
Hunt County
Countywide Flash Flood
Significant flooding countywide with
numerous roads closed, including I-30
service roads. Sulphur River overflowed
onto State Highway 224 between the
cities of Commerce and Neylandville.
Also, 380 west of Greenville and 276
west of Quinlan were barricaded all
afternoon and evening due to flooding.
FM 1570, 1565, and 118 were all closed
due to flooding. Flood waters entered
homes and apartments in Greenville. A
portion of CR 3702 collapsed due to the
flooding, washing out an entire 4 to 5
foot section. CR 3208 was also damaged
by the floods.
Johnson County
Countywide Flash Flood
Several roads and bridges were under-
water across the county. High water
rescues were also needed. A woman and
two children had to be rescued when
their house was surrounded by flood
waters Sunday afternoon. Buffalo Creek
spilled onto and flooded Hillsboro
Street, Smith Street, and West
Henderson Street.
Dallas County
7 NW Dallas Heavy Rain
Heavy rain collapsed the roof and walls
of a gun range near Love Field.
Erath County
Countywide Flash Flood
FM 8 and CR 199 were underwater and
barricaded. Water was also flowing over
several other roads in the county.
Grayson County
5 SE Denison Flash Flood
Minor street flooding reported.
Denton County
Justin Flash Flood
The intersection of Creekhill Way and
12th Street was underwater and barrica-
ded.
Hood County
Granbury Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Trees were blown down.
Fannin County
Trenton Flash Flood
Flood waters caused Augustus Street in
downtown Trenton to be closed for a
short period of time.
Lamar County
Southeast Portion Flash Flood
Flooding reported in the southeastern
portion of the county. Several roads
were closed and some homes and apart-
ments were flooded. Flood waters were
more than six feet deep between
Collegiate and Clarksville Streets.
Kaufman County
North Portion Flash Flood
A few road closures due to flooding
were reported.
April 2006
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Vaitogi to 04 1930SST
Pago Pago
Two teenagers, a 15 year-old girl and a
14 year-old boy, were at home lowering
blinds of their guest house when they
were both striked by lightning. The boy
survived, but his sister died from this
incident.
An area of showers and isolated
thunderstorms move over Tutuila during
the late afternoon through evening
hours of this day. F17BF
ILLINOIS, Central
Logan County
Middletown 30 1425CST
Nickel size hail covered the ground.
Sangamon County
Auburn 30 1427CST
Sangamon County
2 E Chatham 30 1439CST
Logan County
New Holland 30 1444CST
Penny size hail covered the ground.
Christian County
Taylorville 30 1450CST
Numerous large trees blown down.
Logan County
2 N Hartsburg 30 1512CST
Mason County
Mason City 30 1514CST
Logan County
2.5 SE Lincoln to 30 1515CST 0.7 50
2.5 ESE Lincoln 1517CST
A tornado briefly touched down. No
damage was reported.
Clay County
Oskaloosa 30 1640CST
KANSAS, Extreme Southeast
KSZ073-097-101 Bourbon--Crawford--Cherokee
01 000CST
30 2359CST
The first three weeks of April were un-
usually dry which worsened the ongoing
drought across extreme southeast
Kansas. However, during the final week
of April, a few episodes of beneficial
rains fell across the region with
average total amounts of around two
inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor had
analyzed a severe drought across
Crawford and Bourbon counties, while
Cherokee County was analyzed as
experiencing an extreme drought.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Wayne County
11 E Sunnybrook to 02 1718EST
Monticello 1720EST
Hail was reported in the town of Mount
Pisgah.
Bath County
Sharpsburg to 02 2235EST
11 NW Sharpsburg
Rockcastle County
Brodhead 02 2250EST
2253EST
Knott County
Hindman 03 0015EST
0020EST
Knott County
Hindman 03 0015EST
0020EST
Large tree limbs down county wide.
Pike County
Meta 03 0016EST
0120EST
Tree down on Taylor Road and Highway
194.
Pike County
3 ESE Shelbiana 03 0016EST
0020EST
Several trees down on Biggs Branch
Road.
Pike County
Fedscreek 03 0028EST
0032EST
Tree down across house and tree across
power lines.
Pike County
Coleman 03 0033EST
0037EST
Tree down across road at Smith Fork and
Kentucky Highway 632.
Morgan County
West Liberty 03 2300EST
2310EST
Several large tree limbs down in roads
countywide.
Rockcastle County
Brodhead 03 2308EST
2312EST
Three foot diameter tree down on
Highway 70 at Highway 150.
Wolfe County
Hazel Green 03 2308EST
2312EST
Tree down on Highway 1010.
Elliott County
2 NNW Sandy Hook 03 2309EST
2311EST
Trees down on Highway 32 and lots of
small tree limbs down county wide
requiring cleanup.
Breathitt County
Lost Creek 03 2328EST
2332EST
Tree down across Highway 15.
Leslie County
4 NNW Big Fork 03 2328EST
2332EST
Several trees down on Silver Lane near
Smilix.
Perry County
Hazard 03 2333EST
2346EST
Four to five large trees down 1 mile
east of Grapevine.
Breathitt County
Rousseau 03 2343EST
2347EST
Tree down across Calhoun Branch.
Bell County
Ferndale 03 2351EST
2355EST
Nickel to quarter sized hail fell.
Rockcastle County
Roundstone 07 1504EST
1506EST
Rockcastle County
Roundstone 07 1504EST
1506EST
Several trees blown down.
Pulaski County
Eubank 07 1509EST
1511EST
Jackson County
2 N Sandgap 07 1513EST
1515EST
Hail covering the ground two inches
deep.
Lee County
Heidelberg 07 1524EST
1526EST
Few trees down.
Lee County
4 WSW Beattyville 07 1527EST
1529EST
Estill County
5 S Irvine 07 1527EST
1529EST
Laurel County
3 NW Victory 07 1529EST
1531EST
Few trees down. Large limbs also
reported down in the road.
Clay County
10 E Manchester 07 1544EST
1546EST
Hail nearly covered the ground.
Owsley County
Vincent 07 1544EST
1546EST
Four eight to ten inch diameter tree
limbs blown down.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson 07 1551EST
1553EST
Owsley County
3 E Booneville 07 1554EST
1556EST
Roof blown off of house on Route 30.
Owsley County
Pebworth 07 1554EST
1556EST
Portable metal one car garage lifted
and deposited on Cherry Lane 75 feet
from original location.
Breathitt County
Wolf Coal 07 1554EST
1556EST
Three trees down, one laying on a yard
barn.
Wayne County
Monticello 07 1556EST
1558EST
Power lines blown down.
Leslie County
Thousandsticks 07 1559EST
1601EST
Hail cracked car windshield.
Magoffin County
Salyersville 07 1559EST
1601EST
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
4 SW Manchester 07 1559EST
1601EST
Severe roof damage to four or five
homes on Curry Branch Road near
Pigeonroost.
Leslie County
Wooton 07 1606EST
1608EST
Wayne County
10 W Monticello 07 1609EST
1611EST
Several trees down on powerlines.
Breathitt County
Watts 07 1609EST
1611EST
Roofs blown off three structures.
Perry County
Hazard 07 1614EST
1616EST
Floyd County
4 W Prestonsburg 07 1614EST
1616EST
Two foot diameter pine tree blown down.
Floyd County
Martin 07 1614EST
1616EST
Two fifty foot tall trees blown down.
Two inch flag pole bent at base with
pole touching the ground.
Leslie County
Wooton 07 1614EST
1616EST
Golf ball size hail reported.
Laurel County
Lily 07 1614EST
1616EST
Penny sized hail reported on Highway
1223 near Lily.
Perry County
Hazard 07 1614EST
1616EST
Hail fell at WYMT television station in
Hazard, reported by t.v. meteorologist.
Knott County
Mousie 07 1619EST
1621EST
Laurel County
London 07 1619EST
1621EST
Nickel sized hail.
Martin County
10 S Inez 07 1628EST
1630EST
Roof blown off a mobile home. Three
trees also blown down.
Pike County
Coal Run 07 1629EST
1631EST
Roof blown off of a house at Broad
Bottom.
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1629EST
1631EST
Throughout the city, multiple trees
were blown down. Power lines and
fencing also blown down.
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1631EST
1633EST
Estimated wind gust of 58 mph.
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1631EST
1633EST
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1631EST
1633EST
Twelve inch diameter tree blown down.
Shutters blown off a house.
Floyd County
15 S Martin 07 1632EST
1634EST
Hail covered the ground.
Pike County
15 NE Pigeon 07 1636EST
1639EST
Building collapsed.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson 07 1637EST
1639EST
Fences and several large trees down.
Pike County
Kimper 07 1639EST
1641EST
Mobile home overturned.
Letcher County
3 N Whitesburg 07 1642EST
1644EST
Power lines blown down in the Dry Fork
area.
Letcher County
Whitco 07 1644EST
1646EST
Roof blown off of a mobile home.
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1644EST
1646EST
Several trees down throughout the city.
Pike County
Pikeville 07 1644EST
1646EST
Pike County
Jamboree 07 1644EST
1646EST
Debris from buildings reported in the
Jamboree and Phelps areas.
Floyd County
15 SSW Prestonsburg 07 1644EST
1646EST
At Estill on Route 7, several large
trees blown down. One tree toppled onto
power line and resting on top of
storage building. Severe roof damage to
4 homes.
Pike County
Dorton 07 1644EST
1646EST
Shingles blown off two homes.
Mccreary County
Stearns 07 1708EST
1710EST
Mccreary County
Whitley City 07 1709EST
1711EST
Bell County
4 NW Middlesboro 07 1719EST
1721EST
Whitley County
Williamsburg 07 1724EST
1726EST
Bell County
11 S Pineville 07 1724EST
1726EST
Whitley County
Williamsburg 07 1728EST
1730EST
Rockcastle County
1 S Brodhead 07 2145EST
2147EST
Tree down in yard along Highway 70.
Jackson County
Sandgap 07 2148EST
2150EST
Barn blown into road.
Jackson County
2 S Annville 07 2211EST
2212EST
Estimated wind gust of 60 mph occurred.
Laurel County
2 N London 07 2218EST
2221EST
Several trees down.
Pulaski County
Burnside 13 0513EST
0516EST
Magoffin County
Harper 13 0516EST
14 0519EST
Few large tree limbs down.
Martin County
Warfield 13 0548EST
0551 EST
Pike County
Turkey Creek 13 0612EST
0615EST
Few large tree limbs down.
Fleming County
Flemingsburg 15 0033EST
0036EST
Breathitt County
2 N Talbert 17 0144EST
0147EST
Roof blown off trailer home.
Letcher County
Seco 17 1014EST
1016EST
Telephone poles blown down.
Letcher County
Thornton 17 1014EST
1016EST
Porch blown off house and roof's torn
off two houses. Several trees blown
down.
Harlan County
Cumberland 17 1051EST
1054EST
Letcher County
Partridge 17 1056EST
1058EST
Couple of large tree limbs blown down.
Harlan County
Lynch 17 1056EST
1059EST
Few trees and large limbs down.
Knox County
Jarvis Store 19 0247EST
0250EST
Laurel County
4 NW Corbin London A 19 0247EST
0249EST
Knox County
Barbourville 19 0308EST
0311EST
Pulaski County
Faubush 19 0319EST
0321EST
Bell County
3 SE Pineville 19 0326EST
0328EST
Whitley County
6 SE Williamsburg 19 0330EST
0333EST
Laurel County
Keavy 19 0337EST
0340EST
Knox County
7 N Barbourville 19 0343EST
0347EST
A few large tree limbs blown down.
Bell County
Pineville 19 0358EST
0401EST
Bell County
Ferndale 19 0358EST
0401EST
Knox County
Kayjay 19 0403EST
0406EST
Laurel County
London 19 0415EST
0417EST
Laurel County
London 19 0415EST
0417EST
Rockcastle County
Conway 19 0417EST
0419EST
Clay County
Manchester 19 0421EST
0423EST
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
Manchester 19 0421EST
0423EST
A few large limbs down.
Owsley County
Booneville 19 0455EST
0457EST
Jackson County
Gray Hawk 19 0513EST
0516EST
Leslie County
3 E Hyden 19 0521EST
0523EST
Perry County
Viper 19 0538EST
0540EST
Wayne County
5 W Monticello 19 0624EST
0626EST
Wayne County
5 W Monticello 19 0624EST
0626EST
A few large limbs down.
Wayne County
1 N Gap Creek 20 2018EST
2022EST
LAKE MICHIGAN
Pt Washington To
North Pt Lt Wi
Port Washington to 13 2150CST
3.5 E Mequon 2200CST
North Pt Lt To Wind
Pt Wi
Milwaukee Harbor to 13 2210CST
Oak Creek Power Plant
Sheboygan To Pt
Washington Wi
Sheboygan to 13 2342CST
5 S Sheboygan 2345CST
A short line of storms that bowed out
and moved east-southeast through
northern Sheboygan county continued out
over the Lake Michigan waters.
Buidling, tree, and power-line damage
was noted all the way to the shoreline
in Sheboygan County. The northward
extension of this line also resulted in
wind damage to the shoreline in
Manitowoc County.
MISSOURI, East
St. Louis County
3 S Ballwin 02 1555CST
A man was killed while hiking in
Castlewood State park when he was hit
by a large tree branch broken by
thunderstorm winds. M260U
St. Louis County
Kirkwood 02 1600CST
A local high school teacher and coach
was severely injured by a downed tree
while he was jogging with his dog near
his home on North Woodlawn Avenue. The
man suffered a punctured lung, broken
ribs, a broken shoulder and other
injuries.
MISSOURI, Southwest
M0Z055>056- Benton--Morgan--Vernon--St. Clair--
066>069-077>080- Hickory--Camden--BartonCedar--Polk--
088>091-093>095- Dallas--Jasper--Dade--Greene--Webster--
101>104 Newton--Lawrence--Christian--Mcdonald
Barry--Stone--Taney
01 0000CST
30 2359CST
The first three weeks of April were
unusually dry which worsened the
ongoing drought across west central and
southwest Missouri. However, during the
final week of April, a few episodes of
beneficial rains fell across the region
with average total amounts of around
two inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor
had analyzed an extreme drought across
McDonald, Newton, Barry, Barton,
Vernon, St. Clair, Cedar, Dade,
Lawrence, Hickory, Polk, and Greene
counties, while the rest of southwest
Missouri was analyzed as experiencing a
severe drought.
NEW YORK, West
Chautauqua County
Jamestown 03 1325EST
Cattaraugus County
Hinsdale 03 1430EST
Erie County
Wales Center 03 1450EST
Thunderstorms developed in a warm,
moist flow over the western Southern
Tier of New York during the afternoon
hours. The storms produced hail up to
3/4" in Jamestown and damaging winds
which downed trees in Hinsdale and
Wales Center.
Cattaraugus County
Salamanca 12 1920EST
An isolated thunderstorm downed trees
in Salamanca during the evening hours.
Niagara County
Cambria 13 1600EST
Genesee County
Batavia 13 1730EST
Wayne County
Ontario 13 1745EST
Monroe County
Greece 13 1750EST
Afternoon thunderstorms that developed
produced hailstones up to one inch in
diameter. In Batavia, the hailstones
clumped together to produce masses of
ice up to two inches in diameter.
Cayuga County
Cato 15 0011EST
Wayne County
Wolcott 15 0019EST
A weak cold front crossed the area
during the early overnight hours
producing thunderstorms that dropped
hail up to 1.75" in diameter.
TEXAS, North
TXZ104-118>119 Collin--Tarrant--Dallas
07 1635CST
1800CST
A fast moving cold front brought strong
northwest winds and blowing dust to
north Texas Friday afternoon.
Visibilities dropped to 3 miles in some
locations due to the blowing dust.
Measured wind gusts reached 51 MPH at
Meacham Airport in Fort Worth and at
Addison Airport in north Dallas.
Several thousand people lost power.
Minor damage was reported around the
area, with several windows blown out of
downtown Dallas skyscrapers. Downed
trees and power lines were also
reported. In Collin County, a large
part of a roof was blown off, a grill
was blown across a yard, and heavy
signs were blown down.
Hunt County
Quinlan 20 0230CST
County officials reported several trees
blown down and a few structures damaged
by strong winds.
Lampasas County
4 W Lampasas 20 1649CST
Lampasas County
3 W Lampasas 20 1657CST
Golf ball-size hail reported in town.
Lampasas County
Kempner 20 1700CST
Several trees blown down.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove 20 1725CST
Reported on the south side of Highway
190.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove 20 1725CST
Trees, power lines, and large tree
limbs down around the city. A carport
was also blown away. Most of the damage
was reported on the south side of
Highway 190.
Bell County
Killeen 20 1802CST
Bell County
6 S Killeen 20 1805CST
Golf ball-size hail reported.
Bell County
4 SE Killeen 20 1813CST
Storm spotter measured a 60 MPH wind
gust in Harker Heights.
Bell County
4 NNW Belton 20 1830CST
Storm spotter measured a 70 MPH wind
gust. The emergency manager reported a
few mobile homes were damaged.
Bell County
Temple 20 1839CST
A roof of a barn and a garden shed were
blown away.
Bell County
Rogers 20 1904CST
Bell County
Heidenheimer to 20 1905CST
1 W Rogers
At least 20 mobile homes were damaged
or destroyed. Several were rolled off
their foundations and virtually
disintegrated. Numerous barns and
outbuildings were destroyed. Four
people were injured. Winds were
estimated at 80 MPH.
Bell County
Belton 20 1912CST
2130CST
Part of Interstate 35 was closed due to
flash flooding. One home was evacuated
due to flooding.
Milam County
Cameron 20 1928CST
Trees and power lines blown down.
Milam County
Cameron 20 1936CST
Falls County
Rosebud 20 1945CST
Power lines blown down.
TXZ157 Coryell
20 1945CST
A metal building was damaged and limbs
blown down. The damage was due to
strong winds associated with
dissipating thunderstorms.
Robertson County
Hearne 20 2018CST
VIRGINIA, North
Augusta County
Stuarts Draft 03 1630EST
Isolated reports of downed powerlines
and tree limbs
Albemarle County
2 S Earlysville 03 1632EST
Trees down on Profitt Road, just
outside the City of Charlottesville.
Albemarle County
Woodridge 03 1635EST
VAZ051 Culpeper
03 1715EST
Wind damage to an empty above ground
swimming pool.
Loudoun County
Pleasant Vly 03 1737EST
Several trees downed
Arlington County
Arlington 03 1809EST
A cold front combined with strong
instability to cause numerous severe
thunderstorms to occur on April 3
across the Mid Atlantic. The majority
of the severe weather reports were from
large hail and damaging wind gusts.
Fauquier County
1 N Warrenton 22 1715EST
1730EST
Mudslide and closures reported on US
route 29
Culpeper County
Jeffersonton 22 1735EST
1745EST
Several road closures with high water
Prince William County
3 NE Haymarket 22 1744EST
1800EST
Catharpin Run flowing across Pageland
Road
Fauquier County
Warrenton 22 1745EST
Hospital roof collapsed due to heavy
rainfall, estimated at 3 inches in only
a few hours.
Fairfax County
Burke 22 1800EST
2000EST
Road closures occurred along Route 123
in Burke.
Fauquier County
New Baltimore 22 1930EST
2000EST
Intersection of US 29 and Baldwin
Street flooded with several inches of
flowing water
Fairfax County
3 W Centreville 22 2015EST
2025EST
Bull Run Post Office Road closed due to
high water
High moisture content and relatively
light winds created prime conditions
for flash flooding to occur with rain
and thunderstorms on the evening of
April 22. There were several reports of
flooding and flash flooding due to the
heavy rainfall across portions of the
region.
Numbers of Estimated
persons Damage
Killed Injured Property Crops
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Vaitogi to 1 1
Pago Pago
Two teenagers, a 15 year-old girl and a
14 year-old boy, were at home lowering
blinds of their guest house when they
were both striked by lightning. The boy
survived, but his sister died from this
incident.
An area of showers and isolated
thunderstorms move over Tutuila during
the late afternoon through evening
hours of this day. F17BF
ILLINOIS, Central
Logan County
Middletown 0 0
Nickel size hail covered the ground.
Sangamon County
Auburn 0 0
Sangamon County
2 E Chatham 0 0
Logan County
New Holland 0 0
Penny size hail covered the ground.
Christian County
Taylorville 0 0
Numerous large trees blown down.
Logan County
2 N Hartsburg 0 0
Mason County
Mason City 0 0
Logan County
2.5 SE Lincoln to 0 0
2.5 ESE Lincoln
A tornado briefly touched down. No
damage was reported.
Clay County
Oskaloosa 0 0
KANSAS, Extreme Southeast
KSZ073-097-101
0 0
The first three weeks of April were un-
usually dry which worsened the ongoing
drought across extreme southeast
Kansas. However, during the final week
of April, a few episodes of beneficial
rains fell across the region with
average total amounts of around two
inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor had
analyzed a severe drought across
Crawford and Bourbon counties, while
Cherokee County was analyzed as
experiencing an extreme drought.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Wayne County
11 E Sunnybrook to 0 0
Monticello
Hail was reported in the town of Mount
Pisgah.
Bath County
Sharpsburg to 0 0 0 0
11 NW Sharpsburg
Rockcastle County
Brodhead 0 0 0 0
Knott County
Hindman 0 0 0 0
Knott County
Hindman 0 0 0 0
Large tree limbs down county wide.
Pike County
Meta 0 0 0 0
Tree down on Taylor Road and Highway
194.
Pike County
3 ESE Shelbiana 0 0 0 0
Several trees down on Biggs Branch
Road.
Pike County
Fedscreek 0 0 4K 0
Tree down across house and tree across
power lines.
Pike County
Coleman 0 0 0 0
Tree down across road at Smith Fork and
Kentucky Highway 632.
Morgan County
West Liberty 0 0 0 0
Several large tree limbs down in roads
countywide.
Rockcastle County
Brodhead 0 0 0 0
Three foot diameter tree down on
Highway 70 at Highway 150.
Wolfe County
Hazel Green 0 0 0 0
Tree down on Highway 1010.
Elliott County
2 NNW Sandy Hook 0 0 0 0
Trees down on Highway 32 and lots of
small tree limbs down county wide
requiring cleanup.
Breathitt County
Lost Creek 0 0 0 0
Tree down across Highway 15.
Leslie County
4 NNW Big Fork 0 0 0 0
Several trees down on Silver Lane near
Smilix.
Perry County
Hazard 0 0 0 0
Four to five large trees down 1 mile
east of Grapevine.
Breathitt County
Rousseau 0 0 0 0
Tree down across Calhoun Branch.
Bell County
Ferndale 0 0 0 0
Nickel to quarter sized hail fell.
Rockcastle County
Roundstone 0 0 0 0
Rockcastle County
Roundstone 0 0 0 0
Several trees blown down.
Pulaski County
Eubank 0 0 0 0
Jackson County
2 N Sandgap 0 0 0 0
Hail covering the ground two inches
deep.
Lee County
Heidelberg 0 0 0 0
Few trees down.
Lee County
4 WSW Beattyville 0 0 0 0
Estill County
5 S Irvine 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
3 NW Victory 0 0 0 0
Few trees down. Large limbs also
reported down in the road.
Clay County
10 E Manchester 0 0 0 0
Hail nearly covered the ground.
Owsley County
Vincent 0 0 0 0
Four eight to ten inch diameter tree
limbs blown down.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson 0 0 0 0
Owsley County
3 E Booneville 0 0 3K 0
Roof blown off of house on Route 30.
Owsley County
Pebworth 0 0 2K 0
Portable metal one car garage lifted
and deposited on Cherry Lane 75 feet
from original location.
Breathitt County
Wolf Coal 0 0 1K 0
Three trees down, one laying on a yard
barn.
Wayne County
Monticello 0 0 2K 0
Power lines blown down.
Leslie County
Thousandsticks 0 0 0 0
Hail cracked car windshield.
Magoffin County
Salyersville 0 0 0 0
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
4 SW Manchester 0 0 4K 0
Severe roof damage to four or five
homes on Curry Branch Road near
Pigeonroost.
Leslie County
Wooton 0 0 0 0
Wayne County
10 W Monticello 0 0 2K 0
Several trees down on powerlines.
Breathitt County
Watts 0 0 3K 0
Roofs blown off three structures.
Perry County
Hazard 0 0 0 0
Floyd County
4 W Prestonsburg 0 0 0 0
Two foot diameter pine tree blown down.
Floyd County
Martin 0 0 1K 0
Two fifty foot tall trees blown down.
Two inch flag pole bent at base with
pole touching the ground.
Leslie County
Wooton 0 0 0 0
Golf ball size hail reported.
Laurel County
Lily 0 0 0 0
Penny sized hail reported on Highway
1223 near Lily.
Perry County
Hazard 0 0 0 0
Hail fell at WYMT television station in
Hazard, reported by t.v. meteorologist.
Knott County
Mousie 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
London 0 0 0 0
Nickel sized hail.
Martin County
10 S Inez 0 0 2K 0
Roof blown off a mobile home. Three
trees also blown down.
Pike County
Coal Run 0 0 2K 0
Roof blown off of a house at Broad
Bottom.
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 3K 0
Throughout the city, multiple trees
were blown down. Power lines and
fencing also blown down.
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 0 0
Estimated wind gust of 58 mph.
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 0 0
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 1K 0
Twelve inch diameter tree blown down.
Shutters blown off a house.
Floyd County
15 S Martin 0 0 0 0
Hail covered the ground.
Pike County
15 NE Pigeon 0 0 3K 0
Building collapsed.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson 0 0 1K 0
Fences and several large trees down.
Pike County
Kimper 0 0 4K 0
Mobile home overturned.
Letcher County
3 N Whitesburg 0 0 2K 0
Power lines blown down in the Dry Fork
area.
Letcher County
Whitco 0 0 1k 0
Roof blown off of a mobile home.
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 0 0
Several trees down throughout the city.
Pike County
Pikeville 0 0 0 0
Pike County
Jamboree 0 0 3K 0
Debris from buildings reported in the
Jamboree and Phelps areas.
Floyd County
15 SSW Prestonsburg 0 0 8K 0
At Estill on Route 7, several large
trees blown down. One tree toppled onto
power line and resting on top of
storage building. Severe roof damage to
4 homes.
Pike County
Dorton 0 0 1K 0
Shingles blown off two homes.
Mccreary County
Stearns 0 0 0 0
Mccreary County
Whitley City 0 0 0 0
Bell County
4 NW Middlesboro 0 0 0 0
Whitley County
Williamsburg 0 0 0 0
Bell County
11 S Pineville 0 0 0 0
Whitley County
Williamsburg 0 0 0 0
Rockcastle County
1 S Brodhead 0 0 0 0
Tree down in yard along Highway 70.
Jackson County
Sandgap 0 0 4K 0
Barn blown into road.
Jackson County
2 S Annville 0 0 0 0
Estimated wind gust of 60 mph occurred.
Laurel County
2 N London 0 0 0 0
Several trees down.
Pulaski County
Burnside 0 0 0 0
Magoffin County
Harper 0 0 0 0
Few large tree limbs down.
Martin County
Warfield 0 0 0 0
Pike County
Turkey Creek 0 0 0 0
Few large tree limbs down.
Fleming County
Flemingsburg 0 0 0 0
Breathitt County
2 N Talbert 0 0 1K 0
Roof blown off trailer home.
Letcher County
Seco 0 0 1K 0
Telephone poles blown down.
Letcher County
Thornton 0 0 7K 0
Porch blown off house and roof's torn
off two houses. Several trees blown
down.
Harlan County
Cumberland 0 0 0 0
Letcher County
Partridge 0 0 0 0
Couple of large tree limbs blown down.
Harlan County
Lynch 0 0 0 0
Few trees and large limbs down.
Knox County
Jarvis Store 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
4 NW Corbin London A 0 0 0 0
Knox County
Barbourville 0 0 0 0
Pulaski County
Faubush 0 0 0 0
Bell County
3 SE Pineville 0 0 0 0
Whitley County
6 SE Williamsburg 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
Keavy 0 0 0 0
Knox County
7 N Barbourville 0 0 0 0
A few large tree limbs blown down.
Bell County
Pineville 0 0 0 0
Bell County
Ferndale 0 0 0 0
Knox County
Kayjay 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
London 0 0 0 0
Laurel County
London 0 0 0 0
Rockcastle County
Conway 0 0 0 0
Clay County
Manchester 0 0 0 0
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
Manchester 0 0 0 0
A few large limbs down.
Owsley County
Booneville 0 0 0 0
Jackson County
Gray Hawk 0 0 0 0
Leslie County
3 E Hyden 0 0 0 0
Perry County
Viper 0 0 0 0
Wayne County
5 W Monticello 0 0 0 0
Wayne County
5 W Monticello 0 0 0 0
A few large limbs down.
Wayne County
1 N Gap Creek 0 0 0 0
LAKE MICHIGAN
Pt Washington To
North Pt Lt Wi
Port Washington to 0 0
3.5 E Mequon
North Pt Lt To Wind
Pt Wi
Milwaukee Harbor to 0 0
Oak Creek Power Plant
Sheboygan To Pt
Washington Wi
Sheboygan to 0 0
5 S Sheboygan
A short line of storms that bowed out
and moved east-southeast through
northern Sheboygan county continued out
over the Lake Michigan waters.
Buidling, tree, and power-line damage
was noted all the way to the shoreline
in Sheboygan County. The northward
extension of this line also resulted in
wind damage to the shoreline in
Manitowoc County.
MISSOURI, East
St. Louis County
3 S Ballwin 1 0
A man was killed while hiking in
Castlewood State park when he was hit
by a large tree branch broken by
thunderstorm winds. M260U
St. Louis County
Kirkwood 0 1
A local high school teacher and coach
was severely injured by a downed tree
while he was jogging with his dog near
his home on North Woodlawn Avenue. The
man suffered a punctured lung, broken
ribs, a broken shoulder and other
injuries.
MISSOURI, Southwest
M0Z055>056-
066>069-077>080-
088>091-093>095-
101>104
0 0
The first three weeks of April were
unusually dry which worsened the
ongoing drought across west central and
southwest Missouri. However, during the
final week of April, a few episodes of
beneficial rains fell across the region
with average total amounts of around
two inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor
had analyzed an extreme drought across
McDonald, Newton, Barry, Barton,
Vernon, St. Clair, Cedar, Dade,
Lawrence, Hickory, Polk, and Greene
counties, while the rest of southwest
Missouri was analyzed as experiencing a
severe drought.
NEW YORK, West
Chautauqua County
Jamestown 0 0 3K
Cattaraugus County
Hinsdale 0 0 10K
Erie County
Wales Center 0 0 8K
Thunderstorms developed in a warm,
moist flow over the western Southern
Tier of New York during the afternoon
hours. The storms produced hail up to
3/4" in Jamestown and damaging winds
which downed trees in Hinsdale and
Wales Center.
Cattaraugus County
Salamanca 0 0 7K
An isolated thunderstorm downed trees
in Salamanca during the evening hours.
Niagara County
Cambria 0 0 5K
Genesee County
Batavia 0 0 10K
Wayne County
Ontario 0 0 8K
Monroe County
Greece 0 0 8K
Afternoon thunderstorms that developed
produced hailstones up to one inch in
diameter. In Batavia, the hailstones
clumped together to produce masses of
ice up to two inches in diameter.
Cayuga County
Cato 0 0 8K
Wayne County
Wolcott 0 0 15K
A weak cold front crossed the area
during the early overnight hours
producing thunderstorms that dropped
hail up to 1.75" in diameter.
TEXAS, North
TXZ104-118>119
0 0 60K
A fast moving cold front brought strong
northwest winds and blowing dust to
north Texas Friday afternoon.
Visibilities dropped to 3 miles in some
locations due to the blowing dust.
Measured wind gusts reached 51 MPH at
Meacham Airport in Fort Worth and at
Addison Airport in north Dallas.
Several thousand people lost power.
Minor damage was reported around the
area, with several windows blown out of
downtown Dallas skyscrapers. Downed
trees and power lines were also
reported. In Collin County, a large
part of a roof was blown off, a grill
was blown across a yard, and heavy
signs were blown down.
Hunt County
Quinlan 0 0 20K
County officials reported several trees
blown down and a few structures damaged
by strong winds.
Lampasas County
4 W Lampasas 0 0
Lampasas County
3 W Lampasas 0 0 5K
Golf ball-size hail reported in town.
Lampasas County
Kempner 0 0
Several trees blown down.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove 0 0
Reported on the south side of Highway
190.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove 0 0 40K
Trees, power lines, and large tree
limbs down around the city. A carport
was also blown away. Most of the damage
was reported on the south side of
Highway 190.
Bell County
Killeen 0 0
Bell County
6 S Killeen 0 0 5K
Golf ball-size hail reported.
Bell County
4 SE Killeen 0 0
Storm spotter measured a 60 MPH wind
gust in Harker Heights.
Bell County
4 NNW Belton 0 0 20K
Storm spotter measured a 70 MPH wind
gust. The emergency manager reported a
few mobile homes were damaged.
Bell County
Temple 0 0 10K
A roof of a barn and a garden shed were
blown away.
Bell County
Rogers 0 0
Bell County
Heidenheimer to 0 4 1M
1 W Rogers
At least 20 mobile homes were damaged
or destroyed. Several were rolled off
their foundations and virtually
disintegrated. Numerous barns and
outbuildings were destroyed. Four
people were injured. Winds were
estimated at 80 MPH.
Bell County
Belton 0 0 15K
Part of Interstate 35 was closed due to
flash flooding. One home was evacuated
due to flooding.
Milam County
Cameron 0 0 5K
Trees and power lines blown down.
Milam County
Cameron 0 0
Falls County
Rosebud 0 0 5K
Power lines blown down.
TXZ157
0 0 3K
A metal building was damaged and limbs
blown down. The damage was due to
strong winds associated with
dissipating thunderstorms.
Robertson County
Hearne 0 0
VIRGINIA, North
Augusta County
Stuarts Draft 0 0 12K
Isolated reports of downed powerlines
and tree limbs
Albemarle County
2 S Earlysville 0 0 15K
Trees down on Profitt Road, just
outside the City of Charlottesville.
Albemarle County
Woodridge 0 0
VAZ051
0 0 5K
Wind damage to an empty above ground
swimming pool.
Loudoun County
Pleasant Vly 0 0 20K
Several trees downed
Arlington County
Arlington 0 0
A cold front combined with strong
instability to cause numerous severe
thunderstorms to occur on April 3
across the Mid Atlantic. The majority
of the severe weather reports were from
large hail and damaging wind gusts.
Fauquier County
1 N Warrenton 0 0
Mudslide and closures reported on US
route 29
Culpeper County
Jeffersonton 0 0
Several road closures with high water
Prince William County
3 NE Haymarket 0 0
Catharpin Run flowing across Pageland
Road
Fauquier County
Warrenton 0 0 25K
Hospital roof collapsed due to heavy
rainfall, estimated at 3 inches in only
a few hours.
Fairfax County
Burke 0 0
Road closures occurred along Route 123
in Burke.
Fauquier County
New Baltimore 0 0
Intersection of US 29 and Baldwin
Street flooded with several inches of
flowing water
Fairfax County
3 W Centreville 0 0
Bull Run Post Office Road closed due to
high water
High moisture content and relatively
light winds created prime conditions
for flash flooding to occur with rain
and thunderstorms on the evening of
April 22. There were several reports of
flooding and flash flooding due to the
heavy rainfall across portions of the
region.
Character of Storm
AMERICAN SAMOA
Tutuila
Vaitogi to Lightning
Pago Pago
Two teenagers, a 15 year-old girl and a
14 year-old boy, were at home lowering
blinds of their guest house when they
were both striked by lightning. The boy
survived, but his sister died from this
incident.
An area of showers and isolated
thunderstorms move over Tutuila during
the late afternoon through evening
hours of this day. F17BF
ILLINOIS, Central
Logan County
Middletown Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail covered the ground.
Sangamon County
Auburn Hail (0.75)
Sangamon County
2 E Chatham Hail (0.75)
Logan County
New Holland Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail covered the ground.
Christian County
Taylorville Thunderstorm Wind (G58)
Numerous large trees blown down.
Logan County
2 N Hartsburg Hail (0.75)
Mason County
Mason City Hail (0.88)
Logan County
2.5 SE Lincoln to Tornado (F0)
2.5 ESE Lincoln
A tornado briefly touched down. No
damage was reported.
Clay County
Oskaloosa Hail (0.88)
KANSAS, Extreme Southeast
KSZ073-097-101
Drought
The first three weeks of April were un-
usually dry which worsened the ongoing
drought across extreme southeast
Kansas. However, during the final week
of April, a few episodes of beneficial
rains fell across the region with
average total amounts of around two
inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor had
analyzed a severe drought across
Crawford and Bourbon counties, while
Cherokee County was analyzed as
experiencing an extreme drought.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Wayne County
11 E Sunnybrook to Hail (0.75)
Monticello
Hail was reported in the town of Mount
Pisgah.
Bath County
Sharpsburg to Hail (0.75)
11 NW Sharpsburg
Rockcastle County
Brodhead Hail (0.75)
Knott County
Hindman Hail (0.75)
Knott County
Hindman Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Large tree limbs down county wide.
Pike County
Meta Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Tree down on Taylor Road and Highway
194.
Pike County
3 ESE Shelbiana Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Several trees down on Biggs Branch
Road.
Pike County
Fedscreek Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Tree down across house and tree across
power lines.
Pike County
Coleman Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Tree down across road at Smith Fork and
Kentucky Highway 632.
Morgan County
West Liberty Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Several large tree limbs down in roads
countywide.
Rockcastle County
Brodhead Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Three foot diameter tree down on
Highway 70 at Highway 150.
Wolfe County
Hazel Green Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Tree down on Highway 1010.
Elliott County
2 NNW Sandy Hook Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Trees down on Highway 32 and lots of
small tree limbs down county wide
requiring cleanup.
Breathitt County
Lost Creek Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Tree down across Highway 15.
Leslie County
4 NNW Big Fork Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Several trees down on Silver Lane near
Smilix.
Perry County
Hazard Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Four to five large trees down 1 mile
east of Grapevine.
Breathitt County
Rousseau Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Tree down across Calhoun Branch.
Bell County
Ferndale Hail (1.00)
Nickel to quarter sized hail fell.
Rockcastle County
Roundstone Hail (1.75)
Rockcastle County
Roundstone Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Several trees blown down.
Pulaski County
Eubank Hail (0.75)
Jackson County
2 N Sandgap Hail (0.75)
Hail covering the ground two inches
deep.
Lee County
Heidelberg Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Few trees down.
Lee County
4 WSW Beattyville Hail (1.00)
Estill County
5 S Irvine Hail (0.75)
Laurel County
3 NW Victory Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Few trees down. Large limbs also
reported down in the road.
Clay County
10 E Manchester Hail (1.00)
Hail nearly covered the ground.
Owsley County
Vincent Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Four eight to ten inch diameter tree
limbs blown down.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson Hail (0.75)
Owsley County
3 E Booneville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Roof blown off of house on Route 30.
Owsley County
Pebworth Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Portable metal one car garage lifted
and deposited on Cherry Lane 75 feet
from original location.
Breathitt County
Wolf Coal Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Three trees down, one laying on a yard
barn.
Wayne County
Monticello Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Power lines blown down.
Leslie County
Thousandsticks Hail (1.75)
Hail cracked car windshield.
Magoffin County
Salyersville Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
4 SW Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Severe roof damage to four or five
homes on Curry Branch Road near
Pigeonroost.
Leslie County
Wooton Hail (1.00)
Wayne County
10 W Monticello Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Several trees down on powerlines.
Breathitt County
Watts Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Roofs blown off three structures.
Perry County
Hazard Hail (1.00)
Floyd County
4 W Prestonsburg Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Two foot diameter pine tree blown down.
Floyd County
Martin Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Two fifty foot tall trees blown down.
Two inch flag pole bent at base with
pole touching the ground.
Leslie County
Wooton Hail (1.75)
Golf ball size hail reported.
Laurel County
Lily Hail (0.75)
Penny sized hail reported on Highway
1223 near Lily.
Perry County
Hazard Hail (1.00)
Hail fell at WYMT television station in
Hazard, reported by t.v. meteorologist.
Knott County
Mousie Hail (0.75)
Laurel County
London Hail (0.88)
Nickel sized hail.
Martin County
10 S Inez Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Roof blown off a mobile home. Three
trees also blown down.
Pike County
Coal Run Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Roof blown off of a house at Broad
Bottom.
Pike County
Pikeville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Throughout the city, multiple trees
were blown down. Power lines and
fencing also blown down.
Pike County
Pikeville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Estimated wind gust of 58 mph.
Pike County
Pikeville Hail (0.88)
Pike County
Pikeville Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Twelve inch diameter tree blown down.
Shutters blown off a house.
Floyd County
15 S Martin Hail (0.88)
Hail covered the ground.
Pike County
15 NE Pigeon Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Building collapsed.
Pike County
1 S South Williamson Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Fences and several large trees down.
Pike County
Kimper Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Mobile home overturned.
Letcher County
3 N Whitesburg Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Power lines blown down in the Dry Fork
area.
Letcher County
Whitco Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Roof blown off of a mobile home.
Pike County
Pikeville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Several trees down throughout the city.
Pike County
Pikeville Hail (0.88)
Pike County
Jamboree Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Debris from buildings reported in the
Jamboree and Phelps areas.
Floyd County
15 SSW Prestonsburg Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
At Estill on Route 7, several large
trees blown down. One tree toppled onto
power line and resting on top of
storage building. Severe roof damage to
4 homes.
Pike County
Dorton Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Shingles blown off two homes.
Mccreary County
Stearns Hail (1.00)
Mccreary County
Whitley City Hail (0.88)
Bell County
4 NW Middlesboro Hail (0.75)
Whitley County
Williamsburg Hail (0.88)
Bell County
11 S Pineville Hail (0.75)
Whitley County
Williamsburg Hail (0.88)
Rockcastle County
1 S Brodhead Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Tree down in yard along Highway 70.
Jackson County
Sandgap Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Barn blown into road.
Jackson County
2 S Annville Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Estimated wind gust of 60 mph occurred.
Laurel County
2 N London Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Several trees down.
Pulaski County
Burnside Hail (1.00)
Magoffin County
Harper Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Few large tree limbs down.
Martin County
Warfield Hail (0.75)
Pike County
Turkey Creek Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Few large tree limbs down.
Fleming County
Flemingsburg Hail (0.75)
Breathitt County
2 N Talbert Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Roof blown off trailer home.
Letcher County
Seco Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Telephone poles blown down.
Letcher County
Thornton Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Porch blown off house and roof's torn
off two houses. Several trees blown
down.
Harlan County
Cumberland Hail (0.88)
Letcher County
Partridge Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Couple of large tree limbs blown down.
Harlan County
Lynch Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Few trees and large limbs down.
Knox County
Jarvis Store Hail (1.00)
Laurel County
4 NW Corbin London A Hail (0.88)
Knox County
Barbourville Hail (0.75)
Pulaski County
Faubush Hail (0.75)
Bell County
3 SE Pineville Hail (0.75)
Whitley County
6 SE Williamsburg Hail (0.75)
Laurel County
Keavy Hail (0.88)
Knox County
7 N Barbourville Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
A few large tree limbs blown down.
Bell County
Pineville Hail (1.00)
Bell County
Ferndale Hail (1.25)
Knox County
Kayjay Hail (0.88)
Laurel County
London Hail (0.88)
Laurel County
London Hail (0.88)
Rockcastle County
Conway Hail (1.75)
Clay County
Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
A few large limbs down.
Clay County
Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
A few large limbs down.
Owsley County
Booneville Hail (0.75)
Jackson County
Gray Hawk Hail (0.75)
Leslie County
3 E Hyden Hail (0.75)
Perry County
Viper Hail (1.00)
Wayne County
5 W Monticello Hail (1.00)
Wayne County
5 W Monticello Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
A few large limbs down.
Wayne County
1 N Gap Creek Hail (0.75)
LAKE MICHIGAN
Pt Washington To
North Pt Lt Wi
Port Washington to Marine Hail
3.5 E Mequon
North Pt Lt To Wind
Pt Wi
Milwaukee Harbor to Marine Hail
Oak Creek Power Plant
Sheboygan To Pt
Washington Wi
Sheboygan to Marine Tstm Wind
5 S Sheboygan
A short line of storms that bowed out
and moved east-southeast through
northern Sheboygan county continued out
over the Lake Michigan waters.
Buidling, tree, and power-line damage
was noted all the way to the shoreline
in Sheboygan County. The northward
extension of this line also resulted in
wind damage to the shoreline in
Manitowoc County.
MISSOURI, East
St. Louis County
3 S Ballwin Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
A man was killed while hiking in
Castlewood State park when he was hit
by a large tree branch broken by
thunderstorm winds. M260U
St. Louis County
Kirkwood Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
A local high school teacher and coach
was severely injured by a downed tree
while he was jogging with his dog near
his home on North Woodlawn Avenue. The
man suffered a punctured lung, broken
ribs, a broken shoulder and other
injuries.
MISSOURI, Southwest
M0Z055>056-
066>069-077>080-
088>091-093>095-
101>104
Drought
The first three weeks of April were
unusually dry which worsened the
ongoing drought across west central and
southwest Missouri. However, during the
final week of April, a few episodes of
beneficial rains fell across the region
with average total amounts of around
two inches. The U.S. Drought Monitor
had analyzed an extreme drought across
McDonald, Newton, Barry, Barton,
Vernon, St. Clair, Cedar, Dade,
Lawrence, Hickory, Polk, and Greene
counties, while the rest of southwest
Missouri was analyzed as experiencing a
severe drought.
NEW YORK, West
Chautauqua County
Jamestown Hail (0.75)
Cattaraugus County
Hinsdale Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Erie County
Wales Center Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Thunderstorms developed in a warm,
moist flow over the western Southern
Tier of New York during the afternoon
hours. The storms produced hail up to
3/4" in Jamestown and damaging winds
which downed trees in Hinsdale and
Wales Center.
Cattaraugus County
Salamanca Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
An isolated thunderstorm downed trees
in Salamanca during the evening hours.
Niagara County
Cambria Hail (0.75)
Genesee County
Batavia Hail (1.00)
Wayne County
Ontario Hail (0.88)
Monroe County
Greece Hail (1.00)
Afternoon thunderstorms that developed
produced hailstones up to one inch in
diameter. In Batavia, the hailstones
clumped together to produce masses of
ice up to two inches in diameter.
Cayuga County
Cato Hail (0.88)
Wayne County
Wolcott Hail (1.75)
A weak cold front crossed the area
during the early overnight hours
producing thunderstorms that dropped
hail up to 1.75" in diameter.
TEXAS, North
TXZ104-118>119
Strong Wind
A fast moving cold front brought strong
northwest winds and blowing dust to
north Texas Friday afternoon.
Visibilities dropped to 3 miles in some
locations due to the blowing dust.
Measured wind gusts reached 51 MPH at
Meacham Airport in Fort Worth and at
Addison Airport in north Dallas.
Several thousand people lost power.
Minor damage was reported around the
area, with several windows blown out of
downtown Dallas skyscrapers. Downed
trees and power lines were also
reported. In Collin County, a large
part of a roof was blown off, a grill
was blown across a yard, and heavy
signs were blown down.
Hunt County
Quinlan Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
County officials reported several trees
blown down and a few structures damaged
by strong winds.
Lampasas County
4 W Lampasas Hail (0.88)
Lampasas County
3 W Lampasas Hail (1.75)
Golf ball-size hail reported in town.
Lampasas County
Kempner Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Several trees blown down.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove Hail (0.75)
Reported on the south side of Highway
190.
Coryell County
Copperas Cove Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Trees, power lines, and large tree
limbs down around the city. A carport
was also blown away. Most of the damage
was reported on the south side of
Highway 190.
Bell County
Killeen Hail (1.00)
Bell County
6 S Killeen Hail (1.75)
Golf ball-size hail reported.
Bell County
4 SE Killeen Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Storm spotter measured a 60 MPH wind
gust in Harker Heights.
Bell County
4 NNW Belton Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Storm spotter measured a 70 MPH wind
gust. The emergency manager reported a
few mobile homes were damaged.
Bell County
Temple Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
A roof of a barn and a garden shed were
blown away.
Bell County
Rogers Hail (1.25)
Bell County
Heidenheimer to Thunderstorm Wind (G74)
1 W Rogers
At least 20 mobile homes were damaged
or destroyed. Several were rolled off
their foundations and virtually
disintegrated. Numerous barns and
outbuildings were destroyed. Four
people were injured. Winds were
estimated at 80 MPH.
Bell County
Belton Flash Flood
Part of Interstate 35 was closed due to
flash flooding. One home was evacuated
due to flooding.
Milam County
Cameron Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Trees and power lines blown down.
Milam County
Cameron Hail (1.00)
Falls County
Rosebud Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Power lines blown down.
TXZ157
High Wind (G50)
A metal building was damaged and limbs
blown down. The damage was due to
strong winds associated with
dissipating thunderstorms.
Robertson County
Hearne Hail (0.75)
VIRGINIA, North
Augusta County
Stuarts Draft Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Isolated reports of downed powerlines
and tree limbs
Albemarle County
2 S Earlysville Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Trees down on Profitt Road, just
outside the City of Charlottesville.
Albemarle County
Woodridge Hail (0.75)
VAZ051
Strong Wind
Wind damage to an empty above ground
swimming pool.
Loudoun County
Pleasant Vly Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Several trees downed
Arlington County
Arlington Hail (0.75)
A cold front combined with strong
instability to cause numerous severe
thunderstorms to occur on April 3
across the Mid Atlantic. The majority
of the severe weather reports were from
large hail and damaging wind gusts.
Fauquier County
1 N Warrenton Flash Flood
Mudslide and closures reported on US
route 29
Culpeper County
Jeffersonton Flash Flood
Several road closures with high water
Prince William County
3 NE Haymarket Flash Flood
Catharpin Run flowing across Pageland
Road
Fauquier County
Warrenton Heavy Rain
Hospital roof collapsed due to heavy
rainfall, estimated at 3 inches in only
a few hours.
Fairfax County
Burke Flash Flood
Road closures occurred along Route 123
in Burke.
Fauquier County
New Baltimore Flash Flood
Intersection of US 29 and Baldwin
Street flooded with several inches of
flowing water
Fairfax County
3 W Centreville Flash Flood
Bull Run Post Office Road closed due to
high water
High moisture content and relatively
light winds created prime conditions
for flash flooding to occur with rain
and thunderstorms on the evening of
April 22. There were several reports of
flooding and flash flooding due to the
heavy rainfall across portions of the
region.
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