Storm data and unusual weather phenomena
Storm Data, June, 2008
Storm data and unusual weather phenomena
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
UTAH, East
UTZ028 La Sal & Abajo Mountains
04 0700MST
05 0100MST
UTZ023 Eastern Uinta Mountains
05 0300MST
1000MST
An unseasonably cold late season storm
brought significant snowfall to the
mountains of eastern Utah.
UTZ024 Eastern Uinta Basin
10 0655MST
0705MST
Strong winds buffeted the area ahead of
a cold front.
UTZ015 West Central Utah/Delta
01 1835MST
A cold front moved through Utah during
the day of June 2nd, causing gusty
winds across much of the state, the
strongest of which were in west central
Utah.
Millard County
Leamington 04 1120MST
A member of the public reported 1.00
inch hail in Leamington.
A strong thunderstorm in west central
Utah produced severe hail.
UTZ004-016 Southern Wasatch Front/Lehi/Provo/
Nephi--Southwest Utah/Cedar City/
Milford
10 1700MST
1800MST
A large and cold storm system brought
snow to the higher elevations of Utah
and gusty winds across parts of the
state.
Utah County
4 WSW Provo 17 2200MST
1 NW Orem
Several trees were knocked down around
the Orem and Provo area as the result
of an overnight microburst. The highest
recorded wind gust was 51 mph near
Vineyard.
A nocturnal dry microburst caused wind
damage across parts of Utah county.
UTZ005 Great Salt Lake Desert and Mountains/
Wendover/Snowville
22 0450MST
Tooele County
3 ESE (DPG) 22 1810MST
Michael Aaf Dug
The White Sage sensor in the Dugway
mesonet recorded a wind gust of 61 mph
associated with a thunderstorm.
Tooele County
1 NE Wendover 22 1955MST
Af Aux Arpt
The Wendover AWOS recorded the
strongest wind gust for the entire
evening, a 75 mph gust caused by a
thunderstorm passing over the border
from Nevada.
Tooele County
10 NE Gold Hill 22 2035MST
A 63 mph wind gust was recorded by the
West Salt Flats sensor in the Dugway
mesonet.
A strong cold front moved through the
state of Utah in the early morning
hours of June 22nd, producing gusty
winds. That afternoon, the additional
high based moisture in the area allowed
dry and gusty thunderstorms to develop
in the west deserts of Utah.
VERMONT, North and Central
Orange County
2 WNW Tunbridge 08 1513EST
Damaging thunderstorm winds sheared or
knocked down 25 to 30 trees one mile
east of Route 14 in Tunbridge. In
addition, a barn roof was damaged and a
grain silo was overturned and moved 200
feet.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
across central Vermont during the
afternoon of June 8th, which created
scattered thunderstorms. One
thunderstorm caused destructive winds
in Tunbridge (Orange county) that
sheared dozens of trees and damaged a
barn and grain silo.
Rutland County
2 SSE Rutland 28 1730EST
2 NNW North 2000EST
Clarendon
Flooded basements and several road
closures along the Moon Brook west of
Route 7.
A warm front slowly moved north across
southern Vermont during the afternoon
and evening of the 28th. Numerous
showers and thunderstorms developed and
traveled along the warm front across
portions of Rutland county during the
late afternoon and evening hours. Heavy
rainfall trained across the city of
Rutland, especially along the Muddy
Brook basin where flooded basements and
roads were observed.
Addison County
Bridport 16 1509EST
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
Addison County
2 NW Bridport 16 1515EST
Quarter size hail reported by trained
spotter.
Caledonia County
1 S West Burke 16 1550EST
Nickel size hail reported.
Caledonia County
Sutton 16 1550EST
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
A cold front moved into a moderately
unstable airmass across Vermont during
the afternoon of June 16th. Numerous
thunderstorms developed along and ahead
of this cold front with several reports
of large hail ranging from penny to
quarter-size in diameter.
Addison County
Bridport 27 1151EST
Quarter size diameter hail reported by
spotter.
Orange County
Thetford Center 27 1250EST
Trees downed by thunderstorms winds
onto power lines.
Addison County
Goshen 27 1305EST
Penny size hail reported.
Rutland County
1 W Brandon 27 1305EST
Nickel size hail reported in Brandon.
Rutland County
Brandon 27 1310EST
Thunderstorm winds downed trees onto
power lines within Brandon causing
power outages to 1200 residents.
Rutland County
1 SSW Poultney 27 1350EST
Penny size hail reported
near Poultney.
Windsor County
Springfield 27 1445EST
Several trees reported downed by
thunderstorm winds in Springfield,
including Clinton street.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance and cold
front moved across Vermont during the
afternoon of June 27th. Scattered
thunderstorms developed across south
central Vermont which caused some large
hail, damaging winds and power outages.
Grand Isle County
Alborg 10 1312EST
Numerous trees down that have blocked
roads and caused structural damage
throughout Alburgh.
Chittenden County
3 S (BTV) 10 1315EST
Burlington Arpt
Barn Roof damaged, trees down across
Van Slicken and Hinesburg roads in
South Burlington.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Shelburne 10 1318EST
Nickel size hail reported in South
Burlington.
Chittenden County
Shelburne 10 1325EST
Quarter size hail reported in
Shelburne.
Grand Isle County
North Hero 10 1325EST
Large 4 foot diameter tree as well as
other trees down across North Hero with
wind gust estimated at 70 mph.
Franklin County
1 N Georgia Center 10 1327EST
Trees down along Route 7 in Georgia.
Franklin County
Swanton 10 1327EST
Trees and power lines down across
portions of Swanton, including Grand
avenue.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Williston 10 1330EST
Numerous trees down in Williston
Village along Williston, North
Williston, Governor Peck and other
roads. Dozens of trees down across
Williston Country Club and several
trees knocking down power lines as well
as fallen on a few homes.
Franklin County
1 S St Albans 10 1330EST
Several trees down across St. Albans,
including Lower Newton road toward
Swanton.
Franklin County
1 W Shawville 10 1336EST
Trees down along Route 78 and other
roads between Sheldon and High-gate.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston 10 1339EST
Nickel size hail reported as well as
estimated wind gusts to 60 mph.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston 10 1343EST
Quarter size hail reported.
Chittenden County
2 NW Richmond 10 1345EST
Trees down on Kenyon Road
in Richmond.
Franklin County
2 S Enosburg Center 10 1345EST
Trees down on Boston Post Road and
Route 108 in Enosburg.
Franklin County
Montgomery l0 1400EST
Trees down and power line lying across
a truck on Route 118 in Montgomery.
Franklin County
1 S Richford 10 1400EST
Trees down along Route 105 in
Richford.
Addison County
1 N Bristol 10 1401EST
Trees snapped and downed by
thunderstorm winds in Bristol.
Orleans County
North Troy 10 1406EST
Numerous large branches and few trees
down across North Troy.
Lamoille County
1 N Eden 10 1422EST
Trees down along Route 118 in Eden.
Washington County
2 NNE Riverton 10 1442EST
Trees down along Route 12 in Berlin.
Washington County
2 ESE South Northfield 10 1445EST
Trees down within Northfield as well as
Exit 5 on Interstate 89 southbound.
Washington County
2 S (MPV)-montpelier 10 1445EST
Arpt
Trees down within Barre including Exit
6 on Interstate 89 Northbound.
Orleans County
Brownington Vlg 10 1449EST
Numerous trees down in the
Brownington area.
Caledonia County
Barnet 10 1518EST
Trees and wires down across portions of
Barnet, Ryegate and lower Waterford.
Essex County
Canaan 10 1520EST
Penny size hail reported by
law enforcement.
Rutland County
1 W Poultney 10 1758EST
Nickel size hail reported in Poultney.
Orleans County
2 SE Jay 10 1810EST
Trees reported down by thunderstorm
winds in Jay.
Chittenden County
2 NW Colchester 10 1833EST
Numerous trees down within Colchester,
specially near Mallets Bay.
Chittenden County
2 SSE Miltonboro 10 1842EST
Many trees down across Milton,
especially northern sections, including
a barn collapse on Hibbard road.
Chittenden County
1 N North Underhill 10 1900EST
Multiple trees downed with winds
estimated at 80 mph.
Washington County
Warren 10 1900EST
Scattered trees down across Warren.
Windsor County
Weston 10 1900EST
Numerous trees downed by thunderstorm
winds encompassing an estimated 3 mile
long by 100 feet wide path. Witnesses
report unidirectional damage.
Windsor County
1 W Smithville 10 1900EST
Numerous reports of scattered trees and
power lines down across the Ludlow
vicinity.
Rutland County
1 E Hubbardton 10 1940EST
Several large trees and power lines
downed by thunderstorm winds.
Orleans County
1 ENE Lowell 10 1945EST
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Lowell.
Orleans County
1 N Derby Center 10 1953EST
Trees and power lines down in Derby.
Washington County
Plainfield 10 2000EST
Trees and power lines down in
Plainfield.
Windsor County
Ludlow 10 2010EST
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Ludlow.
Orange County
1 SSW North 10 2021EST
Tunbridge
State police report trees down in
Tunbridge, including Monarch Hill and
Cross roads.
A very energetic mid-atmospheric
disturbance moved across the Great
Lakes during the afternoon and evening
of June 10th.
This developed a surface low along a
cold front, which moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening hours.
These features moved into a very warm,
humid and unstable airmass draped
across Vermont that resulted in two
rounds of widespread severe
thunderstorms.
The first round moved across Vermont
during the early to mid afternoon hours
and the second round occurred during
the evening.
In Vermont ... hundreds to thousands of
trees were damaged, downed or uprooted
which caused downed power lines and
structural damage to numerous buildings
and vehicles. Tens of thousands of
customers lost power due to the storms,
with some outages that lasted several
days.
Chittenden County
2 ESE South 22 1945EST
Burlington
Trees down on Spear and Dorset streets
due to thunderstorm winds.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
into a mild, yet somewhat unstable
airmass during the afternoon of June
22nd. Widely scattered thunderstorms
moved across the Champlain Valley,
including one that produced some
localized wind damage in the
form of downed trees in South
Burlington (Chittenden county).
Caledonia County
South Wheelock 23 1800EST
Multiple trees down on Wheelock Road in
South Wheelock.
An mid-atmospheric disturbance and
surface cold front moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening of
June 23rd.
Scattered thunderstorms moved across
the state with localized wind damage
from a severe thunderstorm that struck
South Wheelock (Caledonia county).
Franklin County
1 NW Montgomery 17 1330EST
1500EST
Very heavy rainfall caused a
significant washout on Green Mountain
and a few other roads in and around
Montgomery.
An upper atmospheric area of low
pressure slowly moved across southeast
Canada on the 17th. Meanwhile, a weak
surface low and cold front moved across
Vermont during the afternoon. Scattered
showers and thunderstorms moved very
slowly along the cold front and
produced very localized heavy rainfall.
Rutland County
1 SSE Rutland 14 2045EST
15 0100EST
Numerous Streets (West, Merchants Row,
West, Washington, Clover, etc.),
businesses, homes and vehicles severely
flooded in downtown.
Addison County
1 NNW Ripton 14 2110EST
15 0100EST
Numerous road and driveway washouts,
including Route 125 in Ripton through
East Middlebury.
A weak surface low developed along a
slow moving cold front across the
Champlain Valley of Vermont during the
late afternoon and evening hours of
June 14th. Numerous showers and
thunderstorms developed in a very
moisture laden atmosphere during the
late afternoon and traveled over the
same areas along two stationary
boundaries during the evening.
Localized heavy rainfall up to 7 inches
occurred in Ripton (Addison county) and
3 to 5 inches in Rutland (Rutland
county).
These heavy rainfall amounts led to
flash flooding in a very rural and
mountainous community of Ripton with
numerous driveway, culvert and road
washouts which stranded dozens of
residents. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall in
Rutland led to urban flash flooding
which caused flooded streets as well as
flooded numerous basements and first
floors of homes and businesses ... over
80 businesses and homes were affected.
VERMONT, South
Bennington County
1 N Rupert 10 1755EST
Nickel size hail was reported near
Rupert during a thunderstorm.
Bennington County
1 SW Rupert 10 1800EST
A tree, along with wires were reported
down in West Rupert due to strong
thunderstorm winds.
Bennington County
1 N Rupert 10 1800EST
Wires and a tree were reported down in
Rupert due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Bennington County
1 S Manchester 10 2015EST
Two trees were reported down near
Manchester due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Windham County
1 N Harmonyville 10 2045EST
Trees and wires were reported down near
Townshend due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
The combination of an approaching cold
front from the west, and an
unseasonably hot, humid and unstable
air mass in place, led to the
development of numerous strong to
severe thunderstorms during Tuesday
afternoon and evening across eastern
New York and adjacent western New
England.
Bennington County
1 SW Pownal 24 1355EST
Quarter size hail was reported near
Pownal during a thunderstorm.
The passage of an upper level trough,
and weak cold front produced isolated
to scattered thunderstorms during
Tuesday afternoon on June 24th. Large
hail accompanied some of these
thunderstorms.
VIRGINIA, East
Mecklenburg County
2 ENE Shiny Rock 01 1545EST
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Clarksville.
Westmoreland County
Oak Grove 01 1703EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 W Colonial Beach 01 1703EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 E Strafford Hall 01 1715EST
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SW Strafford Hall 01 1716EST
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Montross 01 1720EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
Erica 01 1725EST
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Tucker Hill 01 1734EST
Trees were downed.
Northumberland County
1 E Callao 01 1740EST
Several trees were downed on Kissinger
Spring Road. One tree was down on a
pickup truck.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
4 NNE Winterpock 03 1940EST 0.25 20
1942EST
Tornado briefly touched down just south
of Midlothian. Trees were snapped off
near the Hull Street police station,
and trees were downed in the Woodlake
Subdivision.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced a
brief tornado across portions of
central Virginia
Hanover County
1 N Hanover 04 0250EST
Tree was downed on Highway
156 in Hanover.
Louisa County
1 NE Green Spgs 04 1846EST
Several trees and power lines were
downed.
Fluvanna County
4 N Cunningham 04 1927EST
Penny size hail was reported.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff 04 1945EST
Quarter size hail was reported
near Ferncliff.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial
Hgts 04 2205EST
Quarter size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Chesterfield County
Matoaca 04 2208EST
Nickel size hail was reported in
Matoaca.
Prince George County
4 NNE Prince George 04 2208EST
Quarter size hail was reported near
Fort Lee.
Chesterfield County
3 NE Ettrick 04 2210EST
Golfball size hail was reported near
Ettrick. The hail produced minor car
damage.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial Hgts 04 2215EST
Penny size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Prince George County
1 W Prince George 04 2217EST
Quarter size hail was reported.
Prince George County
5 SW Poe 04 2233EST
Quarter size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 E Accomac 04 2235EST
Large tree was downed in Accomac.
Middlesex County
1 W Wake 04 2330EST
Quarter size hail was reported in Wake.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Middlesex County
Remlik 07 1545EST
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Urbanna.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of eastern
Virginia.
Louisa County
3 SE Zion 10 1755EST
Tree and power line were downed on
Bybees Church Road and Ridge Road, just
south of U.S. Highway 250.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff 10 1810EST
Trees were downed near Ferncliff.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs 10 2030EST
Penny to quarter size hail was
reported.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central Virginia.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs 16 1442EST
Penny to nickel size hail was
reported.
Louisa County
2 ESE Cutalong 16 1505EST
Silver dollar size hail was reported.
Louisa County
Wares Xrds 16 1540EST
Numerous large trees were downed
along Highway 669.
Louisa County
1 NNW Bumpass 16 1555EST
Numerous trees were downed along
Highway 652 just north of Bumpass.
Caroline County
1 E Ladysmith 16 1615EST
Nickel size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 WNW Ruther Glen 16 1615EST
Numerous trees were downed
in Carmel Church.
Hanover County
1 S Negro Foot 16 1650EST
Trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 W St Stephens
Church 16 1650EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Essex County
1 SE Dunbrooke 16 1655EST
Several trees were downed in the
central portions of the county.
Richmond (c) County
4 NW Richmond 16 1700EST
Numerous trees were downed and snapped
in half near the intersection of
Staples Mill Road and Bethlehem Road.
Richmond (c) County
2 SW Richmond 16 1704EST
An estimated wind gust of 70 mph was
reported in Church Hill.
Richmond (c) County
1 W Richmond 16 1705EST
Numerous trees were downed across the
city of Richmond.
King And Queen County
2 N King & 16 1720EST
Queen Church
Numerous trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 N Mascot 16 1726EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Charles City (c)
County
1 WSW Barnetts 16 1730EST
Two trees were downed on Route 658.
New Kent County
2 WNW Tallysville 16 1730EST
Trees were downed.
Middlesex County
1 N Hardyville 16 1735EST
Nickel size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 NE Belle Haven 16 1836EST
Power lines were downed.
Nottoway County
1 W Mutt 16 2045EST
Tree was downed on Highway
723 between Burkeville and
Nottoway.
Dinwiddie County
2 N Dinwiddie 16 2130EST
Gardens
Tree was downed on Highway 36.
Chesapeake (c) County
1 E Gilmerton 16 2324EST
Public reported mainly dime size hail,
but a few stones were estimated to be
the size of nickels.
Virginia Beach (c)
County 16 2337EST
2 N Londonbridge
Large tree was downed on Great Neck
Road.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Willamsburg (c) County
1 E Williamsburg 19 1825EST
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 SW Woodford 19 1855EST
Quarter to half dollar size hail was
reported near Woodford.
Caroline County
1 S Page 19 1910EST
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
2 SW Ladysmith 19 1925EST
Golfball size hail was reported.
Caroline County
Bowling Green 19 1930EST
Dime to nickel size hail was
reported.
Hampton (c) County
4 NNE Ft Monroe 19 1942EST
Nickel size hail was reported.
King And Queen County
2 W Newtown 19 1958EST
Quarter size hail was reported.
Essex County
1 NE Caret 19 2015EST
Trees were downed.
Essex County
1 NE Dunnsville 19 2030EST
Penny size hail was reported.
Essex County
Center Cross 19 2043EST
Penny size hail was reported.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk 19 2245EST
Dime to nickel size hail
was reported at the airport.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk 19 2247EST
Nickel size hail was reported
on Little Creek Road.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 19 2250EST
Quarter size hail was
reported in Kempsville.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 19 2255EST
Nickel size hail was reported at South
Plaza Trail in the Windsor Woods area
of Virginia Beach.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 19 2301EST
Nickel size hail was reported in the
Windsor Oaks area of Virginia Beach.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail and some damaging winds
across portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
New Kent County
2 NNE Quinton Arpt 21 1550EST
Nickel size hail was reported.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia
Fluvanna County
2 NE Pahnyra 22 1553EST
Penny size hail was reported just north
of Palmyra.
Luxemburg County
6 NNW Pleasant 22 1703EST
Grove
Quarter size hail was reported just
south of Simplicity.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
1 NE Chesterfield 27 1440EST
Siding was blown off a house on Hancock
Farm Lane. Trees were snapped. Cabana
was blown off a deck and destroyed.
Henrico County
1 WSW White Oak Swamp 27 1450EST
Numerous trees were downed.
Suffolk (c) County
1 SW Beamon 27 1518EST
Trees and powerlines were downed on
Godwin Boulevard. Trees and powerlines
were downed near Kings Highway and
Sleepy Hole Road.
Suffolk (c) County
1 S Sleepy Hollow 27 1520EST
Tree was downed on a house and power
lines were downed in the vicinity of
Sleepy Hole Road and Kings Highway.
Charles City (c) County
1 ESE Ruthville 27 1521EST
Large tree was downed.
Chesapeake (c) County
3 WSW Bowers Hill 27 1525EST
Numerous trees were downed blocking
Highway 58/460 near Hampton Roads
Executive Airport.
Portsmouth (c) County
1 SE Portsmouth 27 1525EST
Large trees were downed near Mayflower
and Leonard Roads. Two block area was
closed due to trees on roads.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth 27 1525EST
Large trees were downed on Leonard
Road. Fence was crushed by downed
tree. One tree was down on a roof.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth 27 1535EST
Penny size hail was reported in
Portsmouth.
Suffolk (c) County
1 ESE Wiles Corner 27 1540EST
Numerous trees were downed on Highway
58 from Route 10/32 Exit to Route 642
Exit.
Virginia Beach (c) County
1 E Euclid 27 1550EST
Four inch diameter limb was downed on
a patio.
Virginia Beach (c) County
2 NNE Euclid 27 1600EST
Large tree was downed at 1817 Aragona
Boulevard.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Isle Of Wight County
1 NNE Magnet 29 2045EST
Penny size hail was reported.
Hampton (c) County
5 N Hampton 29 2048EST
Quarter size hail was reported in the
Holiday Park Subdivision, east of
Langley Air Force Base.
Hampton (c) County
5 NNW Hampton 29 2050EST
Large tree was downed around Langley
Air Force Base.
Northampton County
2 NNW Eastville 29 2115EST
Trees and power lines were downed.
Northampton County
1 E Eaonore 29 2125EST
Power lines were downed in Exmore.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of eastern Virginia.
VIRGINIA, Extreme Southwest
Russell County
1 W Jessees Mill 09 1835EST
1840EST
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in the northwest
portion of the county.
Scott County
Nickelsville 09 1840EST
1845EST
Dispatch reported several trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Nickelsville.
Wise County
Bondtown 09 1845EST
1847EST
Dispatch reported golfball-size hail
at Coeburn.
With unstable conditions in place over
the area, scattered severe
thunderstorms developed during the
afternoon and evening hours across
southwest Virginia. The storm reports
were for thunderstorm wind damage, but
golfball-size hail was reported at
Coeburn in Wise Co.
Bristol (c) County
2 ENE Bristol 10 1750EST
1755EST
Dispatch reported quarter-size hail in
the western portion of the city of
Bristol.
Washington County
1 W Damascus 10 1830EST
1835EST
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds between Emory,
Bristol and Damascus.
A boundary across the area triggered
isolated severe thunderstorms across
southeast Virginia during the evening
hours of the 10th.
Scott County
2 E Lano 11 1800EST
1805EST
Highway department reported a tree
downed by thunderstorm winds fell on a
car on Highway 65 near Blackmore.
Isolated severe thunderstorms developed
in the evening hours along a boundary
across southeast Virginia. Storm
reports were comprised of damaging
thunderstorm winds.
Washington County
2 ENE Glade Spg 12 1500EST
1503EST
The public reported 3 trees downed by
thunderstorm winds near Glade Spring.
Severe thunderstorms developed along a
boundary across southeast Virginia
during the afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Wise County
1 E Stephens 16 2048EST
2050EST
Dispatch reported nickel-size in Wise.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood 16 2120EST
2122EST
Dispatch reported nickel-size hail in
Castlewood.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood 16 2120EST
2123EST
Dispatch reported multiple trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Castlewood.
Washington County
2 N Craigs Mills 16 2146EST
2148EST
Power company reported a tree and
powerlines downed by thunderstorm winds
between Mendota and Abingdon.
An upper level trough triggered
scattered severe thunderstorms across
southwest Virginia during the evening
hours. Storm reports contained both
damaging thunderstorm winds and large
hail.
Wise County
1 E Stephens 26 1637EST
1640EST
Dispatch reported several trees and
limbs downed by thunderstorm winds on
and around Highway 23 to Wise.
A boundary across southwest Virginia
triggered isolated severe thunderstorms
during the late afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Lee County
1 S Ben Hur 28 1910EST
1912EST
A trained spotter reported penny-size
hail near Jonesville.
A cold front tracked through the region
triggering isolated severe
thunderstorms over southwest Virginia
during the evening hours. Storm
reports contained large hail.
VIRGINIA, North
Spotsylvania County
Chancellor 01 1620EST
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down on
Ashby Drive.
Stafford County
1 N Falmouth 01 1624EST
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Falmouth.
Spotsylvania County
4 NNW Howison 01 1630EST
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported 2 mobile homes
damaged in the wooded area of Robinson
Lane off US 17.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 W Fredericksburg 01 1630EST
City of Fredericksburg Emergency
Management reported trees and wires
down. Some trees fell on cars.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak 01 1632EST
An amateur radio operator reported
penny-sized hail 5 miles east of Route
1 on Route 218 near White Oak.
Spotsylvania County
1 ESE Five Mile 01 1632EST
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down
on Harrison Road.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak 01 1632EST
An amateur radio operator reported a
tree down 5 miles east of Route 1 on
Route 218 in White Oak.
Stafford County
1 NW Sullivan 01 1640EST
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Stafford.
King George County
1 W Edgehill 01 1642EST
King George County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Edgehill.
A strong upper level disturbance moved
across the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening hours of June
1st. This system along with high dew
points and an unstable atmosphere
sparked scattered strong to severe
thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms
resulted in downed trees and power
lines. One thunderstorm also produced
penny sized hail in Culpeper County.
Fauquier County
1 WSW Warrenton 03 1717EST
The Fauquier County 911 Center reported
that a roof was blown off a house in
Old Town Warrenton.
Stafford County
1 NW Garrisonville 03 1830EST
The Stafford County 911 Center reported
scattered trees down in Garrisonville.
Page County
1 NE Shenandoah 04 0040EST
Page County Emergency Management
reported power lines down in the
extreme southern part of the county
near Shenandoah.
Orange County
1 SSW Gordonsville 04 0130EST
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down across roadways
and power outages in extreme south
central parts of the county near
Gordonsville.
Fredericksburg (c) County
2 WNW Fredericksburg 04 0157EST
An NWS Employee reported a tree
uprooted and blown across Interstate
95 near mile marker 131.
Culpeper County
Mitchells 04 0210EST
0330EST
Mitchell Road was closed due to flash
flooding.
Augusta County
1 NE Stuarts Draft 04 0325EST
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported two trees down on Stuarts
Draft Highway.
A cold front approached the Mid
Atlantic during the evening of June 3.
Warm, moist and unstable air developed
ahead of the front, allowing scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms to
develop. Several reports of downed
trees and power lines were received. A
roof was also blown off a house in
Warrenton. One thunderstorm produced
heavy rainfall that resulted in flash
flooding in Mitchells in Culpeper
County.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood 04 1225EST 0.54 100
1226EST
An NWS survey concluded that a small
EF-1 tornado touched down in Millwood
within a larger area of straight-line
wind damage. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 90 mph. In the Carter
Hall area of Millwood, nearly all of
the trees in one strand were uprooted
or snapped and fell in nearly every
direction.
Shenandoah County
Harrisville 04 1230EST
1235EST
Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
Department reported significant damage
in Harrisville. A barn roof was blown
off and a shed was destroyed by a
downed tree. Part of a metal roof was
also blown off. Numerous trees were
downed in the city and one tree fell
onto a house. Numerous power and phone
lines were also downed.
Shenandoah County
1 E Woodstock 04 1254EST
A trained spotter in Woodstock reported
several trees downed, with at least
one tree falling into a car. Roof and
siding damage was also reported.
Frederick County
1 W Gainesboro 04 1305EST
1311EST
An NWS Storm Survey found a path of
tree damage along Stony Hill Road and
Route 522. Dozens of large trees were
snapped and uprooted in the same
direction. A utility company
transmission tower was knocked down
east of Route 522.
Frederick County
2 WSW Gainesboro 04 1309EST
Fifty trees were destroyed on Skylars
Lane Way.
Frederick County
2 WSW Nain 04 1309EST
Several homes lost roofs and numerous
trees were downed along Indian Hollow
Road.
Warren County
2 ESE Waterfick 04 1309EST
A local newspaper reported that downed
trees destroyed a mobile home. Two
minor injuries were also reported.
Shenandoah County
1 E Strasburg 04 1310EST
A local newspaper reported trees down
at Strasburg High School.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd 04 1310EST
An automated observation at Sandy Hook
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Frederick County
1 ESE Gore 04 1312EST
A trained spotter reported several
trees down in Gore. One tree fell on a
historical home.
Frederick County
Cedar Grove 04 1314EST
Several trees were downed along Hunting
Ridge Road to St. Clair Road. Damage
was reported to a double wide trailer
and to a pickup truck.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown 04 1314EST
A local newspaper reported that a
downed tree caused significant roof
damage to a home on Sterett Lane.
Warren County
2 NNW Linden 04 1315EST
A local newspaper reported that
lightning caused a fire that destroyed
a storage shed on Parnassus Road.
Warren County
1 NW Front Royal 04 1315EST
A trained spotter reported several
trees snapped in Front Royal.
Warren County
1 NW Linden 04 1318EST
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines downed in Linden. Ten to
twelve homes were damaged.
Fauquier County
3 N Delaplane 04 1319EST 4.01 150
1 N Rectortown 1335EST
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Page County
1 E Luray 04 1320EST
Penny-sized hail was reported in Luray.
Frederick County
1 E Cross Jet 04 1320EST
A trained spotter reported several trees
down blocking roads in Cross Junction.
Page County
1 SE Luray 04 1320EST
1 N Fairview 1325EST
An areal survey was conducted in Luray.
An intermittent path of damage
approximately 3 miles long from the
high school to the east was caused by
straight line winds from thunderstorm
microbursts. Numerous trees were
snapped or uprooted. One home had its
tin roof and chimney blown off.
Numerous barns and outbuildings were
either damaged or destroyed. One
mobile home was damaged. Eight parked
vehicles had their windows blown out
by wind blown rocks. Many power lines
were also downed. The strongest wind
in Luray destroyed a large well
constructed 30 foot by 40 foot barn.
Total structural damage by local
Emergency Management was estimated to
be around $237,000.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce 04 1323EST
A local newspaper reported several
downed trees blocking roads in Boyce.
Fauquier County
1 N Markham 04 1323EST
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported around 10 trees down in
Markham, with one tree into a house.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown 04 1323EST
A trained spotter reported that a 40
by 50 foot barn was blown over.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg 04 1323EST
A trained spotter reported part of a
roof blown off and wrapped in a fence
just east of Green Spring. Another
spotter reported trees down off Green
Spring Road.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood 04 1325EST
An NWS survey concluded that a severe
thunderstorm created an intermittent
path of damage from Millwood east
northeast to where Route 7 crosses the
Blue Ridge near the Shenandoah Retreat
area. At least 12 homes in that area
were damaged, consisting of trees into
houses, siding and roof damage. Winds
were estimated near 80 to 90 mph. An
areal survey observed that the trees
were mainly all laid out parallel to
the path of the storm. Local Emergency
Management estimated total damages in
the eastern portion of the county to
be around $44,000.
Clarke County
1 W Berryville 04 1328EST
1332EST
A local newspaper reported that Route 7
was closed from the Loudoun County
line east to Berryville due to downed
trees and power lines.
Fauquier County
2 NNW Delaplane 04 1328EST
1330EST
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported a roof blown off a house in
Delaplane. Twenty five large trees
were downed on Winchester Road along
with several power lines.
Clarke County
7 ESE Berryville 04 1332EST
A local newspaper reported downed
trees and power lines in Bluemont.
Clarke County
6 ESE Berryville 04 1332EST
Local law enforcement reported several
trees and wires down in eastern Clarke
County, including on Retreat Road,
Village Lane, Mountain Ridge Lane, and
Ross Lane. A tree fell on a house and
a detached garage was damaged.
Fauquier County
1 W Alwington 04 1335EST
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported roof damage to Rumfield
Elementary School and the Warrenton
Community Center.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Sunny Bank 04 1335EST 5.42 150
1 NE Aldie 1343EST
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Fauquier County
1 W Halfway 04 1337EST
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Halfway.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 04 1340EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in Round
Hill.
Loudoun County
3 WSW Mountville 04 1340EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in
Philomont.
Prince William County
1 WNW Catharpin 04 1340EST
A trained spotter reported the tops of
4 trees each 12 inches in diameter
torn off on Log Mill Road.
Fauquier County
1 WSW New Baltimore 04 1342EST
Trees were downed at the intersection
of US 29 and Snow Hill Drive.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland 04 1345EST
An NWS employee reported trees down in
Gilbert's Corner.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Raeonian Spgs 04 1346EST
A local newspaper reported wires downed
at Meadowlark Drive at Irene Road.
Loudoun County
3 NNE Wheatland 04 1346EST
A trained spotter reported two large
trees down at Ash George Road.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland 04 1346EST
An amateur radio operator reported trees
down at the intersection of Route 9 and
287.
Loudoun County
Lucketts 04 1350EST
An NWS storm survey observed extensive
tree damage in Lucketts. There were
also wires down in front of Lucketts
Elementary School on Route 15. Winds
were estimated at 75 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SW Dulles Ind Arpt 04 1350EST
The automated observation at Dulles
International Airport measured a wind
gust of 59 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 04 1352EST
An automated observation at Baldwin
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
2 NW Centreville 04 1353EST
A trained spotter reported trees and
power lines downed in Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 N Herndon 04 1355EST
An NWS employee reported numerous trees
down near Young Dairy Road, including a
tree on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SSW Herndon Hgts 04 1355EST
An automated observation at Hutchison
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Fairfax County
Sunset Hills 04 1355EST
1 NW Reston 1400EST
Several trees were downed along Knights
Bridge Court in Reston, with some
trees falling on homes. Trees were
downed sporadically from Automnwood
Road in Reston through Governor Square
and Lake Anna across Baron Cameron
Avenue and further northeast to Route
7. A wind gust of 63 MPH was recorded
at the US Geological Survey Building
nearby.
Loudoun County
1 S Ashburn 04 1355EST
An automated observation at Stone Hill
Middle School in Brambleton measured a
wind gust of 61 MPH.
Prince William County
Bristow 04 1355EST
An automated observation at Bristow Run
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
3 SW Manassas 04 1355EST
An automated observation at Manassas
Airport measured a wind gust of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 W Clifton 04 1356EST
The public reported trees downed in
Clifton.
Fairfax County
Herndon 04 1356EST
Downed trees were reported on Madison
Street in Herndon.
Fairfax County
1 NW Pender 04 1356EST
An automated observation at Fair Oaks
Hospital measured a wind gust of 60 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton 04 1358EST
1400EST
An NWS employee reported several trees
down in the Fairfax and Oakton areas,
including at the intersection of Route
123 and Interstate 66, Spruce Street
in Fairfax, and along Route 123
between Oakton and Vienna.
Fairfax (c) County
1 WNW Fairfax 04 1358EST
Broadcast media relayed a report
of trees down on Warwick Street.
Fairfax County
1 N Sunset Hills 04 1400EST
A trained spotter reported multiple
large trees down, including one tree
on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SW Elkins 04 1400EST
A trained spotter reported 8
trees snapped off on Fairbanks Street.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna 04 1400EST
A trained spotter reported trees
and power lines downed in Vienna.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 04 1400EST
A cooperative observer reported
a maple tree split in half.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 04 1404EST
A trained spotter reported a tree
had fallen onto a pickup truck.
Manassas (c) County
1 N Manassas 04 1404EST
A local newspaper reported a tree had
fallen onto a house and a car and part
of the roof of an elementary school
was blown off.
Fairfax County
Enola 04 1405EST
A local newspaper reported a roof blown
off a house in Dunn Loring. A tree
also fell onto the house.
Fairfax County
3 SW Fairfax Park 04 1405EST
The public reported trees down at the
intersection of Route 123, Ox Road,
and Silverbrook Road.
Fairfax County
1 SW Merrifield 04 1405EST
A local newspaper reported trees
downed on Prosperity Ave.
Fairfax County
1 WSW Davison Aaf 04 1408EST
The automated observation at Fort
Belvoir Davidson Army Airfield
measured a wind gust of 64 MPH.
Military personnel reported several
trees down in the Lewis Village
housing area on post.
Arlington County
1 W Rosslyn 04 1410EST
A local newspaper reported a tree
downed on a house.
Arlington County
1 WSW Barcroft 04 1410EST
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported portions of Lee Highway as
well as several secondary roads closed
due to downed trees and power lines.
Fairfax County
Lake Barcroft 04 1410EST
Broadcast media reported a tree fell on
a moving car on Hummer Road in
Annandale. The passenger was killed.
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Fairfax County
1 E Chesterbrook
Gardens 04 1410EST
1 NNW Baileys Xrds
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Falls Church. There was no metro
service between the East and West
Falls Church stations due to downed
wires.
Fairfax County
Ravenwood 04 1410EST
A trained spotter reported trees
down near Annandale and Barrett roads.
Alexandria (c) County
3 W Alexandria 04 1410EST
Several trees were downed on Knole
Court in Alexandria.
Fairfax County
1 NW Vienna 04 1412EST
A trained spotter reported a tree
down near Lawyers Road and Upham
Road in Vienna.
Arlington County
1 SSE South 04 1413EST
Washington
The automated observation at
Reagan National Airport measured
a wind gust of 59 MPH.
Fairfax County
Waynewood 04 1414EST
New Alexandria 1418EST
Virginia Department of
Transportation reported
numerous trees down along
the George Washington Parkway.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria 04 1414EST
A local newspaper reported a
tree down on a colonnade of the
Lyceum Museum.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg 04 1418EST 0.45 100
1420EST
An NWS Storm Survey concluded
an EF-0 tornado occurred in the
Green Spring/Welltown area.
About a dozen trees were snapped
and uprooted in varied directions
near the intersection of Green
Spring Drive and Green Spring
Court.
Prince William County
Brentsville 04 1430EST
1600EST
A local newspaper reported roads
in Brentsville closed due to high
water.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper 04 1624EST
1626EST
Hail was reported by an amateur
radio operator, a trained spotter
and local newspaper. Hail
diameters ranged from nickel to
golf ball-sized.
Highland County
1 WNW Vanderpool 04 1638EST
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees down along
Route 84 and US 220 in Vanderpool.
Spotsylvania County
1 NNW Five Mile 04 1722EST
An amateur radio operator
reported quarter-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Chancellorsville 04 1723EST
An amateur radio operator
reported nickel-sized hail.
Harrisonburg (c) County
Harrisonburg 04 1728EST
An automated observation in
Harrisonburg measured a wind
gust of 62 MPH. Downed trees
and power lines were also
downed in the City.
Augusta County
3 WNW Lofton 04 1729EST
1 SSW Crimora 1735EST
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
down across Augusta County.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 W Fredericksburg 04 1730EST
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
King George County
1 W King George 04 1736EST
King George Emergency Management
reported nickel-sized hail.
Rockingham County
1 S Elkton 04 1739EST
A trained spotter measured a
wind gust of 69 MPH.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper 04 1741EST
1746EST
A trained spotter measure
quarter-sized hail in Culpeper.
Rockingham County
Mc Gaheysville 04 1743EST
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
McGaheysville.
Rockingham County
Elkton 04 1745EST
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
Elkton.
Fairfax County
1 N Ravenwood 04 1755EST
Falls Church Emergency Management
reported several trees down on
power lines and one tree on a
house in the City of Falls Church.
King George County
1 W Jersey 04 1810EST
A trained spotter reported trees
down southwest of Jersey.
Albemarle County
1 S Earlysville 04 1815EST
2 E (CHO)
Charlottesville
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported numerous
downed trees and power lines
from Earlysville to Route 29.
Charlottesville (c)
County
Charlottesville 04 1815EST
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
downed across the City of
Charlottesville.
Culpeper County
1 WSW Stevensburg 04 1815EST 4 100
1 NW Lignum 1821EST
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down in eastern Culpeper County
near Stevensburg. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95
mph. Mainly tree damage was
observed. The tornado lifted
near Lignum.
Fauquier County
Goldvein 04 1821EST
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported penny-sized
hail in Goldvein.
Fauquier County
Goldvein 04 1821EST
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported trees
and wires down in Goldvein.
Culpeper County
Richardsville 04 1824EST
An NWS storm survey found trees
down in the city of Richersville.
Fauquier County
1 NW Sumerduck 04 1827EST 6.08 100
2 SSE Goldvein 1832EST
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Albemarle County
1 NNW Proffit 04 1830EST
1 N Rio
Local newspapers reported
dozens of downed trees between
Charlottesville and Hollymead.
Many were on Proffitt Rd, where
one car was damaged.
Stafford County
1 W Storch 04 1832EST 3.53 100
1 S Hartwood 1835EST
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Stafford County
1 E Mountain View 04 1835EST
A trained spotter reported trees
down across Route 648 1 mile
north of Route 630.
Stafford County
3 ESE Glendia 04 1835EST 1.03 100
3 W Brooke 1837EST
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down briefly in southern Stafford
County approximately 3 miles
south of Ramouth about 400 yards
southwest of the intersection of
Hulls Chapel Road, Route 653, and
Moorewood Lane. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 95 mph. The storm
impacted the community of Woods
of Able Lake located on the south
end of Abel Reservoir. Mainly tree
damage was observed. The tornado
lifted near Mountain View Road and
Oakenwald Lane. This tornado path
intersected the path of a tornado
on May 8, 2008.
Stafford County
Storch 04 1839EST
Aquia 1845EST
A local newspaper reported
several trees down across
the county. Some trees fell
on cars and 5 homes were
damaged. At least 45 roads
were blocked by trees across
the county.
Orange County
1 NE Daniel 04 1844EST
A local newspaper reported trees
down at Meadowfarm on Monrovia
Road.
Stafford County
2 N Aquia 04 1845EST
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Stafford County
3 ENE Berea 04 1848EST
Trees were downed off Enon Road.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 SW Fredericksburg 04 1848EST
A local newspaper reported
trees downed in the City of
Fredericksburg.
Orange County
3 SE Thornhill 04 1853EST
Numerous trees were downed on
Woodberry Farm Road. A storage
barn secured to the ground by
reed bar was ripped from the
ground and carried 200 feet.
King George County
1 W King George 04 1903EST
A local newspaper reported a
tree fell onto a moving car in
King George. No injuries were
reported.
Spotsylvania County
3 ESE Belmont 04 1905EST
1 SE Four Mile Fork 1910EST
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power
lines down and unspecified
structural damage across
the county.
King George County
Dahlgren 04 1908EST
A local newspaper reported trees
down in Dahlgren.
King George County
1 W King George 04 1915EST
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Four Mile Fork 04 2141EST
An amateur radio operator
reported penny-sized hail.
A stalled front resided across
the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening of June
4th, allowing moisture and
instability to pool along the
boundary. This combined with
several strong upper level
disturbances resulted in
numerous thunderstorms during
the afternoon and evening. Many
of these thunderstorms became
severe. While penny sized was
reported in spots, damaging
winds from the thunderstorms
was widespread. EF-1 tornadoes
were confirmed near Stevensville
in Culpeper County, in Millwood
in Clarke County and near Hartwood
in Stafford County.
VAZ050-051 Culpeper--Orange
06 2300EST
07 1000EST
VAZ037-041-052> Albemarle--Fairfax--Fauquier--
053-055 Loudoun--Prince William--Stafford
07 0100EST
1000EST
Areas of dense fog developed
during the early morning hours
of June 7th across portions of
northern and central Virginia,
including the Washington DC
suburbs, south along the
Interstate 95 corridor.
Visibilities were reduced to
one quarter mile or less.
Rockingham County
3 SE Melrose 07 1428EST
Rockingham County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down at Mt. Valley Road and
Flock Road.
Rockingham County
2 ENE Rocky Bar 07 1555EST
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail south of Elkton.
Albemarle County
1 NW Lindsay 07 1735EST
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported a large
limb down at Gordonsville
Road and Watkins Lane.
Loudoun County
2 ESE Purcellville 07 1807EST
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail at Routes
7 and 287 in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
2 NNE Leesburg 07 1820EST
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in Rasberry
Falls.
Culpeper County
1 WNW Jeffersonton 07 1914EST
Culpeper County Emergency
Management reported power
lines down in Jeffersonton.
Stafford County
2 SW Mountain View 07 2108EST
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Roseville.
Stafford County
1 N Arkendale 07 2122EST
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Aquia.
A very warm and humid air
mass was entrenched across
the Mid Atlantic during the
late afternoon and evening
hours of June 7th. As an
upper level disturbance moved
across the area, scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms
developed. Damaging winds
brought down some trees and
power lines across north
central Virginia. The largest
diameter hail recorded was
quarter-sized, and occurred in
Purcellville in Loudoun County.
VAZ054 Arlington
08 1300EST
2000EST
A strong ridge of high pressure
set up across the eastern United
States for several days in early
to mid June. High temperatures
reached into the mid to upper
90s across northern Virginia on
June 8. This combined with dew
points in the lower 70s allowed
heat index values to reach near
105. One heat related fatality
in Alexandria was reported.
Frederick County
2 N Mountain Falls 10 1405EST
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail in Wild Acres.
Winchester (c) County
3 NNW Winchester 10 1430EST
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in
Winchester.
Winchester (c) County
4 N Winchester 10 1433EST
A trained spotter reported several
trees and power lines down in
Winchester. One tree fell on a car
on Piccadilly Street.
Frederick County
1 NW Brucetown 10 1445EST
Frederick County Emergency
Management reported a 15 year
old male sustained minor injuries
while under a tree when lightning
struck the tree.
Clarke County
3 NW Berryville 10 1450EST
A trained spotter reported
trees down on Route 632 north
of Berryville.
Clarke County
3 SE Swimley 10 1450EST
A trained spotter reported damage
to homes near the state line north
of Berryville. One home received
siding, roof, shutter and window
damage. Trees fell into several
homes in the area.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd 10 1514EST
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail in Strasburg.
Madison County
1 E Shelby 10 1518EST
Law Enforcement reported trees down in
Shelby.
Loudoun County
1 SW Bluemont 10 1520EST
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 10 1524EST
A trained spotter reported trees down in
Round Hill.
Madison County
1 E Madison 10 1528EST
Madison County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Madison.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 10 1529EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Purcellville 10 1533EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
1 E Taylorstown 10 1602EST
A trained spotter reported trees down
in Taylortown.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville 10 1604EST
A trained spotter reported numerous
trees down in Lovettsville.
Loudoun County
2 S Hamilton 10 1636EST
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Hamilton.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg 10 1640EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill 10 1640EST
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Leesburg 10 1641EST
2 NE Leesburg Muni
An amateur radio operator reported
quarter-sized hail near Battlefield
parkway, Route 7 Bypass and Route 15 in
Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville 10 1649EST
An amateur radio operator in
Lovettsville measured a wind gust
of 66 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Lovettsville 10 1649EST
A trained spotter reported several large
trees snapped at 10 to 15 feet from the
bases on Moyes Bluff Court. One tree
fell into a house.
Loudoun County
2 ENE Lovettsville 10 1653EST
2 NNW Taylorstown
Numerous downed trees blocked roads in
Lovettsville, including Folly Lane.
Albemarle County
1 ENE Albermarie Arpt 10 1725EST
Albemarle County Fire and Rescue
reported multiple trees down on Airport
Road and Route 29.
Fauquier County
Opal 10 1755EST
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Opal.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton 10 1854EST
Several trees were downed at the
intersection of Route 123 and
Interstate 66.
Fairfax County
1 S Vienna 10 1900EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Vienna.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay 10 2037EST
A trained spotter reported trees down
southeast of Thornhill. A 40' by 60'
metal building was destroyed.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay 10 2037EST
Several trees were downed north of Lake
Anna. An alpaca farm also sustained
damage.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg 10 2045EST
Law enforcement reported nickel-sized
hail in Brakenburg.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg 10 2045EST
Law Enforcement reported numerous trees
down in Brokenburg.
A strong cold front moved through the
Mid Atlantic states June 10th afternoon
and evening. Cooler and drier air behind
the front clashed with very warm and
moist air ahead of it, resulting in
scattered to numerous strong to severe
thunderstorms. Storms that became severe
brought down trees and power lines
across north central Virginia.
Lovettsville in Loudoun County recorded
a 66 mph wind gust. Quarter-sized hail
was also reported in Hamilton, also in
Loudoun County.
Shenandoah County
1 E Edinburg 14 1202EST
Law enforcement reported trees down in
Edinburg.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock 14 1203EST
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Woodstock.
Rockingham County
1 E Edom 14 1205EST
A utility company reported trees down
on power lines near Linville.
Shenandoah County
New Market 14 1230EST
Law enforcement reported trees down in
New Market.
Warren County
1 W Wakeman Mills 14 1235EST
A utility company reported trees down on
power lines southeast of Strasburg.
Clarke County
4 SE Millwood 14 1259EST
Clarke County Emergency Management
reported a downed tree blocking a road
northwest of Paris.
Rappahannock County
1 SE Washington 14 1327EST
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down in the Washington
area.
Loudoun County
1 SSW North Fork 14 1336EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported multiple trees down on
Snickerville Turnpike, Jeb Stuart Road
and Greggsville Road north of Phiomont.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Huntly 14 1336EST
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down on Little Long
Mountain Road near Huntly.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Flint Hill 14 1345EST
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down along Route 729 in
Flint Hill.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg 14 1410EST
1413EST
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Leesburg.
Frederick County
4 NNW Siler 14 1540EST
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused extensive
damage to a double-wide trailer on
Reynolds Road.
Frederick County
Winchester Arpt 14 1546EST
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused minor
property damage east of Winchester.
Albemarle County
2 W Greenwood 14 1600EST
Albemarle County Emergency Management
reported trees down northeast of Afton.
A cold front pushed into the Mid
Atlantic region on June 14. With strong
afternoon heating, scattered strong to
severe thunderstorms developed ahead of
the front in the afternoon and evening.
Some of the storms resulted in downed
trees and power lines. In Leesburg,
Virginia, nickel sized hail was also
reported.
Greene County
2 WSW Quinque 16 1342EST
3 NE Ruckersville 1353EST
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported a significant hail storm across
Greene County. Hail ranging from golf
ball to baseball-sized was reported in
Stanardsville, Quince and Ruckersville.
Several vehicles were damages. Nearly 30
horse trailers were destroyed at two
companies. Some reported baseball-sized
holes in roofs of homes and businesses.
The storm left several inches of hail on
the ground and snowplows were called to
clear the roadways. Several crops were
severely damaged to destroyed.
Greene County
Quinque 16 1346EST
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Blue Ridge Road and Amicus Road.
Staunton (c) County
3 WNW Staunton 16 1403EST
A trained spotter reported trees down
on Route 254 in Staunton.
Madison County
Aroda 16 1412EST
A local newspaper reported quarter-sized
hail in Aroda.
Madison County
Aroda 16 1412EST
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines down in Aroda.
Loudoun County
1 SW North Fork 16 1415EST
1425EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Philomont.
Loudotut County
2 WSW Purcellville 16 1415EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill 16 1415EST
A trained spotter reported power lines
down north of Bluemont.
Orange County
1 SW Gordonsville 16 1420EST
1 E Orange 1503EST
A Cooperative Observer and trained
spotter reported golf ball sized hail
from Gordonsville to Orange. Hail
covered the ground at times.
Orange County
Old Somerset 16 1420EST
1 NE Montpelier 1503EST
Trained Spotters reported golf
ball-sized hail across Orange County.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville 16 1420EST
A Trained spotter reported of
penny-sized hail.
Orange County
Montpelier 16 1420EST
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Montpelier
Station.
Albemarle County
1 SE Earlysville 16 1438EST
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported hail ranging from the size of
pennies to the size of quarters in the
Earlysville area.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville 16 1450EST
Broadcast media reported nickel-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 W Centreville 16 1455EST
A trained spotter reported a tree down
on a car near Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 WNW Pohick Estates 16 1500EST
A trained spotter reported a large tree
down on Pohick Road.
Spotsylvania County
Belmont 16 1507EST
A trained spotters reported hail to the
size of quarters in Belmont.
Alexandria (c) County
1 W Potomac Yard 16 1513EST
An automated observation at T. C.
Williams High School measured a wind
gust of 63 MPH.
Nelson County
1 SW Schuyler 16 1530EST
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down on Salem Road in
Schuyler.
Albemarle County
3 SSE Farmington 16 1600EST
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
parked house fire on Grayson Road
outside Charlottesville.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 16. With a
warm moist atmosphere in place, numerous
strong to severe thunderstorms developed
in the afternoon and evening. Damaging
winds that lead to the downing of trees
and power lines were common across north
central Virginia. Some locations also
received severe hail. Near Ruckersville,
Virginia, baseball size hail lead to six
inches of accumulation.
Page County
Fairview 19 1622EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal 19 1707EST
Penny to nickel-sized hail was reported
in Front Royal.
Spotsylvania County
2 SSW Five Mile 19 1840EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 WNW Leavells 19 1840EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 E Spotsylvania 19 1844EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 WSW Fredericksburg 19 1845EST
A trained spotter reported golf ball-
sized hail at the intersection of
Route 1 and Route 3.
An upper level disturbance moving
through Virginia triggered scattered
showers and thunderstorms during the
afternoon of June 19th. A few of the
thunderstorms produced large hail over
central Virginia. Golf ball size hail
fell near the city of Fredericksburg.
Harrisonburg (c) County
1 SW Harrisonburg 21 1328EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Harrisonburg.
Shenandoah County
1 W Orkney Spgs 21 1400EST
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported a barn destroyed by lightning
in the OrkneyBayes area.
Page County
2 ENE Ingham 21 1417EST
Page County Fire and Rescue reported
trees down across Dovel Hollow Road near
Stanley.
Fauquier County
3 WSW Morrisville 21 1910EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in near Sumerduck.
Prince William County
1 N Bristow 21 1958EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna 21 2030EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Alexandria (c) County
3 WSW Alexandria 21 2030EST
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
sparked fire at a condominium complex.
Lightning caused a roof fire at the
Alexandria Knolls West condominium. A
major electrical panel was destroyed and
an explosion went through the adjacent
wall, causing severe damage to a unit on
the 8th flood.
A trough of low pressure triggered
scattered showers and thunderstorms over
north central Virginia during the
afternoon of June 19th. Damaging winds
brought down trees near Stanley in Page
County. Penny-sized hail occurred near
Harrisonburg and in Vienna. Lighting
also caused damage to a condominium
estate in Alexandria.
VAZ027-030 Shenandoah--Warren
14 1200EST
17
A wildfire was sparked by lightning at
Richardson Knob at the northern portion
of Massanutten Mountain in the George
Washington and Jefferson National
Forrest on June 14. Approximately 200
acres of forest burned in Warren and
Shenandoah Counties. Fires approached
private property lines, but no property
damage or injuries were reported. The
fire was put out by early June 17.
Nelson County
1 S Avon 22 1318EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Stanley 22 1605EST
A local newspaper reported 2 mobile
homes severe damaged and left
uninhabitable due to quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville 22 1608EST
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SSE Stanley 22 1610EST
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Luray 22 1612EST
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville 22 1612EST
A Page County official reported trees
and power lines down in Stanley. A local
newspaper reported a dugout pulled
completely off its foundation.
Page County
1 SE Luray 22 1620EST
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
3 ESE Fairview 22 1621EST
A Page County official reported trees
down in the Lake Arrowhead area.
Rappahannock County
4 W Sperryville 22 1634EST
Law enforcement reported trees down near
Thormon Gap at Route 211.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville 22 1640EST
A trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Sperryville.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville 22 1640EST
A trained spotter measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH in Sperryville.
King George County
1 S Comorn 22 1725EST
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
King George County
1 W Ninde 22 1759EST
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Fauquier County
Opal 22 1832EST
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Opal.
Prince William County
1 SSW Hoadly 22 1832EST
1835EST
Trained spotters reported quarter-sized
hail near Dale City.
A cold front approached the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 22.
Afternoon heating contributed to strong
instability that helped to focus
scattered strong to severe thunderstorms
ahead of a cold front. Damaging winds
brought some trees and power lines down
in north central Virginia. Large hail
was also reported. Hail to the size of
quarters fell Opal and Stanley. The
hail damaged 2 mobile homes near Dale
City.
Fauquier County
1 NE Remington 23 1538EST
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Remington.
Page County
1 S Grove Hill 23 1543EST
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail south of Shenandoah.
Loudoun County
2 SW Leesburg 23 1551EST
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported a tree down at the intersection
of Davis Avenue and South King Street in
Leesburg.
Madison County
1 E Haywood 23 1555EST
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Haywood.
Fauquier County
3 NNW Sumerduck 23 1700EST
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Sumerduck.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock 23 1852EST
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Woodstock.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce 23 1918EST
1920EST
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Boyce.
A cold front over the Mid Atlantic
combined with a warm and moist
atmosphere sparked scattered
thunderstorms during the afternoon and
evening of June 23rd. Some of the
thunderstorms became severe, producing
damaging winds and large hail.
Nickel size hail occurred in Boyce.
Nelson County
Lovingston 27 1232EST
1236EST
Nelson County Emergency Management and
Fire and Rescue Departments reported
trees and power lines down near Route 29
in Livingston.
Nelson County
2 N Schuyler 27 1249EST
Nelson County Fire and Rescue Department
reported trees and power lines down at
the 3600 block of Green Creek Road.
Spotsylvania County
1 W Hams Ford 27 1327EST
A trained spotter reporter quarter-sized
hail near Thornburg.
A warm and humid air mass helped to
support the development of isolated to
scattered thunderstorms on June 27th. A
few thunderstorms became severe across
north central Virginia during the
afternoon. One inch diameter hail was
reported in Thornburg.
Frederick County
1 S Cross Jet 28 1740EST
A wind gust of 60 MPH was reported near
Whitacre.
Fairfax County
1 ENE Fairfax Park 28 1955EST
1959EST
A Fairfax County Official reported trees
down on Forester Blvd. and Donset Road
and power lines down on Hillside Road.
Heat and humidity strengthened across
the Mid Atlantic ahead of a cold front
during the afternoon and evening of June
28th. This led to scattered
thunderstorms which produced damaging
winds in some locations across north
central Virginia. These winds brought
down trees and power lines.
Warren County
1 SSW Front Royal 29 2155EST
Warren County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Browntown.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal 29 2202EST
Law enforcement reported a tree down on
Brown Avenue near Front Royal.
Rappahannock County
2 NW Castleton 29 2230EST
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Castleton.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
region on June 29th. With afternoon heat
and humidity in place, scattered strong
to severe thunderstorms developed during
the afternoon and evening hours.
Damaging winds brought down some trees
in Warren and Rappahannock Counties in
north central Virginia.
Fairfax County
Belle Haven 30 1626EST
Law enforcement reported a tree down at
the intersection of Fort Hunt Road and
Belle Haven Road.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria 30 1630EST
A trained spotter reported a downed tree
blocking Fairfax Street between Wilkes
and Gibbon Streets.
Fauquier County
1 E Meetze 30 1908EST
A wind gust of 65 MPH was reported near
Warrenton.
An upper level disturbance swung across
the Mid Atlantic during the afternoon
and evening of June 30th. With lingering
moisture in place, scattered
thunderstorms developed in the
afternoon. A few storms became severe,
producing damaging winds that downed
trees across portions of Fauquier and
Fairfax Counties along with the city of
Alexandria.
Number of Estimated
Person Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
UTAH, East
UTZ028
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
UTZ023
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An unseasonably cold late season storm
brought significant snowfall to the
mountains of eastern Utah.
UTZ024
0 0 0.20K 0.00K
Strong winds buffeted the area ahead of
a cold front.
UTZ015
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A cold front moved through Utah during
the day of June 2nd, causing gusty
winds across much of the state, the
strongest of which were in west central
Utah.
Millard County
Leamington 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A member of the public reported 1.00
inch hail in Leamington.
A strong thunderstorm in west central
Utah produced severe hail.
UTZ004-016
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A large and cold storm system brought
snow to the higher elevations of Utah
and gusty winds across parts of the
state.
Utah County
4 WSW Provo 0 0 4.00K 0.00K
1 NW Orem
Several trees were knocked down around
the Orem and Provo area as the result
of an overnight microburst. The highest
recorded wind gust was 51 mph near
Vineyard.
A nocturnal dry microburst caused wind
damage across parts of Utah county.
UTZ005
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Tooele County
3 ESE (DPG) 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Michael Aaf Dug
The White Sage sensor in the Dugway
mesonet recorded a wind gust of 61 mph
associated with a thunderstorm.
Tooele County
1 NE Wendover 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Af Aux Arpt
The Wendover AWOS recorded the
strongest wind gust for the entire
evening, a 75 mph gust caused by a
thunderstorm passing over the border
from Nevada.
Tooele County
10 NE Gold Hill 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A 63 mph wind gust was recorded by the
West Salt Flats sensor in the Dugway
mesonet.
A strong cold front moved through the
state of Utah in the early morning
hours of June 22nd, producing gusty
winds. That afternoon, the additional
high based moisture in the area allowed
dry and gusty thunderstorms to develop
in the west deserts of Utah.
VERMONT, North and Central
Orange County
2 WNW Tunbridge 0 0 75.00K 0.00K
Damaging thunderstorm winds sheared or
knocked down 25 to 30 trees one mile
east of Route 14 in Tunbridge. In
addition, a barn roof was damaged and a
grain silo was overturned and moved 200
feet.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
across central Vermont during the
afternoon of June 8th, which created
scattered thunderstorms. One
thunderstorm caused destructive winds
in Tunbridge (Orange county) that
sheared dozens of trees and damaged a
barn and grain silo.
Rutland County
2 SSE Rutland 0 0 100.00K 0.00K
2 NNW North
Clarendon
Flooded basements and several road
closures along the Moon Brook west of
Route 7.
A warm front slowly moved north across
southern Vermont during the afternoon
and evening of the 28th. Numerous
showers and thunderstorms developed and
traveled along the warm front across
portions of Rutland county during the
late afternoon and evening hours. Heavy
rainfall trained across the city of
Rutland, especially along the Muddy
Brook basin where flooded basements and
roads were observed.
Addison County
Bridport 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
Addison County
2 NW Bridport 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail reported by trained
spotter.
Caledonia County
1 S West Burke 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail reported.
Caledonia County
Sutton 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
A cold front moved into a moderately
unstable airmass across Vermont during
the afternoon of June 16th. Numerous
thunderstorms developed along and ahead
of this cold front with several reports
of large hail ranging from penny to
quarter-size in diameter.
Addison County
Bridport 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size diameter hail reported by
spotter.
Orange County
Thetford Center 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees downed by thunderstorms winds
onto power lines.
Addison County
Goshen 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail reported.
Rutland County
1 W Brandon 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail reported in Brandon.
Rutland County
Brandon 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Thunderstorm winds downed trees onto
power lines within Brandon causing
power outages to 1200 residents.
Rutland County
1 SSW Poultney 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail reported
near Poultney.
Windsor County
Springfield 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Several trees reported downed by
thunderstorm winds in Springfield,
including Clinton street.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance and cold
front moved across Vermont during the
afternoon of June 27th. Scattered
thunderstorms developed across south
central Vermont which caused some large
hail, damaging winds and power outages.
Grand Isle County
Alborg 0 0 100.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees down that have blocked
roads and caused structural damage
throughout Alburgh.
Chittenden County
3 S (BTV) 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Burlington Arpt
Barn Roof damaged, trees down across
Van Slicken and Hinesburg roads in
South Burlington.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Shelburne 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail reported in South
Burlington.
Chittenden County
Shelburne 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail reported in
Shelburne.
Grand Isle County
North Hero 0 0 30.00K 0.00K
Large 4 foot diameter tree as well as
other trees down across North Hero with
wind gust estimated at 70 mph.
Franklin County
1 N Georgia Center 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Trees down along Route 7 in Georgia.
Franklin County
Swanton 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Trees and power lines down across
portions of Swanton, including Grand
avenue.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Williston 0 0 35.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees down in Williston
Village along Williston, North
Williston, Governor Peck and other
roads. Dozens of trees down across
Williston Country Club and several
trees knocking down power lines as well
as fallen on a few homes.
Franklin County
1 S St Albans 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Several trees down across St. Albans,
including Lower Newton road toward
Swanton.
Franklin County
1 W Shawville 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Trees down along Route 78 and other
roads between Sheldon and Highgate.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail reported as well as
estimated wind gusts to 60 mph.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail reported.
Chittenden County
2 NW Richmond 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Trees down on Kenyon Road
in Richmond.
Franklin County
2 S Enosburg Center 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Trees down on Boston Post Road and
Route 108 in Enosburg.
Franklin County
Montgomery 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees down and power line lying across
a truck on Route 118 in Montgomery.
Franklin County
1 S Richford 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees down along Route 105 in
Richford.
Addison County
1 N Bristol 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees snapped and downed by
thunderstorm winds in Bristol.
Orleans County
North Troy 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Numerous large branches and few trees
down across North Troy.
Lamoille County
1 N Eden 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Trees down along Route 118 in Eden.
Washington County
2 NNE Riverton 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees down along Route 12 in Berlin.
Washington County
2 ESE South Northfield 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees down within Northfield as well as
Exit 5 on Interstate 89 southbound.
Washington County
2 S (MPV)-montpelier 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Arpt
Trees down within Barre including Exit
6 on Interstate 89 Northbound.
Orleans County
Brownington Vlg 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees down in the
Brownington area.
Caledonia County
Barnet 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Trees and wires down across portions of
Barnet, Ryegate and lower Waterford.
Essex County
Canaan 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail reported by
law enforcement.
Rutland County
1 W Poultney 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail reported in Poultney.
Orleans County
2 SE Jay 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees reported down by thunderstorm
winds in Jay.
Chittenden County
2 NW Colchester 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees down within Colchester,
specially near Mallets Bay.
Chittenden County
2 SSE Miltonboro 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
Many trees down across Milton,
especially northern sections, including
a barn collapse on Hibbard road.
Chittenden County
1 N North Underhill 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Multiple trees downed with winds
estimated at 80 mph.
Washington County
Warren 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Scattered trees down across Warren.
Windsor County
Weston 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees downed by thunderstorm
winds encompassing an estimated 3 mile
long by 100 feet wide path. Witnesses
report unidirectional damage.
Windsor County
1 W Smithville 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Numerous reports of scattered trees and
power lines down across the Ludlow
vicinity.
Rutland County
1 E Hubbardton 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Several large trees and power lines
downed by thunderstorm winds.
Orleans County
1 ENE Lowell 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Lowell.
Orleans County
1 N Derby Center 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Trees and power lines down in Derby.
Washington County
Plainfield 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees and power lines down in
Plainfield.
Windsor County
Ludlow 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Ludlow.
Orange County
1 SSW North 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Tunbridge
State police report trees down in
Tunbridge, including Monarch Hill and
Cross roads.
A very energetic mid-atmospheric
disturbance moved across the Great
Lakes during the afternoon and evening
of June 10th.
This developed a surface low along a
cold front, which moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening hours.
These features moved into a very warm,
humid and unstable airmass draped
across Vermont that resulted in two
rounds of widespread severe
thunderstorms.
The first round moved across Vermont
during the early to mid afternoon hours
and the second round occurred during
the evening.
In Vermont ... hundreds to thousands of
trees were damaged, downed or uprooted
which caused downed power lines and
structural damage to numerous buildings
and vehicles. Tens of thousands of
customers lost power due to the storms,
with some outages that lasted several
days.
Chittenden County
2 ESE South 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Burlington
Trees down on Spear and Dorset streets
due to thunderstorm winds.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
into a mild, yet somewhat unstable
airmass during the afternoon of June
22nd. Widely scattered thunderstorms
moved across the Champlain Valley,
including one that produced some
localized wind damage in the
form of downed trees in South
Burlington (Chittenden county).
Caledonia County
South Wheelock 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Multiple trees down on Wheelock Road in
South Wheelock.
An mid-atmospheric disturbance and
surface cold front moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening of
June 23rd.
Scattered thunderstorms moved across
the state with localized wind damage
from a severe thunderstorm that struck
South Wheelock (Caledonia county).
Franklin County
1 NW Montgomery 0 0 100.00K 0.00K
Very heavy rainfall caused a
significant washout on Green Mountain
and a few other roads in and around
Montgomery.
An upper atmospheric area of low
pressure slowly moved across southeast
Canada on the 17th. Meanwhile, a weak
surface low and cold front moved across
Vermont during the afternoon. Scattered
showers and thunderstorms moved very
slowly along the cold front and
produced very localized heavy rainfall.
Rutland County
1 SSE Rutland 0 0 750.00K 0.00K
Numerous Streets (West, Merchants Row,
West, Washington, Clover, etc.),
businesses, homes and vehicles severely
flooded in downtown.
Addison County
1 NNW Ripton 0 0 500.00K 0.00K
Numerous road and driveway washouts,
including Route 125 in Ripton through
East Middlebury.
A weak surface low developed along a
slow moving cold front across the
Champlain Valley of Vermont during the
late afternoon and evening hours of
June 14th. Numerous showers and
thunderstorms developed in a very
moisture laden atmosphere during the
late afternoon and traveled over the
same areas along two stationary
boundaries during the evening.
Localized heavy rainfall up to 7 inches
occurred in Ripton (Addison county) and
3 to 5 inches in Rutland (Rutland
county).
These heavy rainfall amounts led to
flash flooding in a very rural and
mountainous community of Ripton with
numerous driveway, culvert and road
washouts which stranded dozens of
residents. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall in
Rutland led to urban flash flooding
which caused flooded streets as well as
flooded numerous basements and first
floors of homes and businesses ... over
80 businesses and homes were affected.
VERMONT, South
Bennington County
1 N Rupert 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported near
Rupert during a thunderstorm.
Bennington County
1 SW Rupert 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A tree, along with wires were reported
down in West Rupert due to strong
thunderstorm winds.
Bennington County
1 N Rupert 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Wires and a tree were reported down in
Rupert due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Bennington County
1 S Manchester 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Two trees were reported down near
Manchester due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Windham County
1 N Harmonyville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trees and wires were reported down near
Townshend due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
The combination of an approaching cold
front from the west, and an
unseasonably hot, humid and unstable
air mass in place, led to the
development of numerous strong to
severe thunderstorms during Tuesday
afternoon and evening across eastern
New York and adjacent western New
England.
Bennington County
1 SW Pownal 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported near
Pownal during a thunderstorm.
The passage of an upper level trough,
and weak cold front produced isolated
to scattered thunderstorms during
Tuesday afternoon on June 24th. Large
hail accompanied some of these
thunderstorms.
VIRGINIA, East
Mecklenburg County
2 ENE Shiny Rock 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Clarksville.
Westmoreland County
Oak Grove 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 W Colonial Beach 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 E Strafford Hall 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SW Strafford Hall 0 0 L00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Montross 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
Erica 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Tucker Hill 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
Northumberland County
1 E Callao 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed on Kissinger
Spring Road. One tree was down on a
pickup truck.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
4 NNE Winterpock 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Tornado briefly touched down just south
of Midlothian. Trees were snapped off
near the Hull Street police station,
and trees were downed in the Woodlake
Subdivision.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced a
brief tornado across portions of
central Virginia
Hanover County
1 N Hanover 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Tree was downed on Highway
156 in Hanover.
Louisa County
1 NE Green Spgs 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Several trees and power lines were
downed.
Fluvanna County
4 N Cunningham 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported
near Ferncliff.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial
Hgts 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Chesterfield County
Matoaca 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported in
Matoaca.
Prince George County
4 NNE Prince George 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported near
Fort Lee.
Chesterfield County
3 NE Ettrick 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Golfball size hail was reported near
Ettrick. The hail produced minor car
damage.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial Hgts 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Prince George County
1 W Prince George 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported.
Prince George County
5 SW Poe 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 E Accomac 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Large tree was downed in Accomac.
Middlesex County
1 W Wake 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported in Wake.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Middlesex County
Remlik 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Urbanna.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of eastern
Virginia.
Louisa County
3 SE Zion 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Tree and power line were downed on
Bybees Church Road and Ridge Road, just
south of U.S. Highway 250.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed near Ferncliff.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny to quarter size hail was
reported.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central Virginia.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny to nickel size hail was
reported.
Louisa County
2 ESE Cutalong 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Silver dollar size hail was reported.
Louisa County
Wares Xrds 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous large trees were downed
along Highway 669.
Louisa County
1 NNW Bumpass 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed along
Highway 652 just north of Bumpass.
Caroline County
1 E Ladysmith 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 WNW Ruther Glen 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed
in Carmel Church.
Hanover County
1 S Negro Foot 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 W St Stephens
Church 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Essex County
1 SE Dunbrooke 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed in the
central portions of the county.
Richmond (c) County
4 NW Richmond 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed and snapped
in half near the intersection of
Staples Mill Road and Bethlehem Road.
Richmond (c) County
2 SW Richmond 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
An estimated wind gust of 70 mph was
reported in Church Hill.
Richmond (c) County
1 W Richmond 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed across the
city of Richmond.
King And Queen County
2 N King & 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Queen Church
Numerous trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 N Mascot 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Charles City (c)
County
1 WSW Barnetts 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Two trees were downed on Route 658.
New Kent County
2 WNW Tallysville 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
Middlesex County
1 N Hardyville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 NE Belle Haven 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Power lines were downed.
Nottoway County
1 W Mutt 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Tree was downed on Highway
723 between Burkeville and
Nottoway.
Dinwiddie County
2 N Dinwiddie 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Gardens
Tree was downed on Highway 36.
Chesapeake (c) County
1 E Gilmerton 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Public reported mainly dime size hail,
but a few stones were estimated to be
the size of nickels.
Virginia Beach (c)
County 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
2 N Londonbridge
Large tree was downed on Great Neck
Road.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Willamsburg (c) County
1 E Williamsburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 SW Woodford 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter to half dollar size hail was
reported near Woodford.
Caroline County
1 S Page 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
2 SW Ladysmith 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Golfball size hail was reported.
Caroline County
Bowling Green 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dime to nickel size hail was
reported.
Hampton (c) County
4 NNE Ft Monroe 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported.
King And Queen County
2 W Newtown 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported.
Essex County
1 NE Caret 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed.
Essex County
1 NE Dunnsville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported.
Essex County
Center Cross 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dime to nickel size hail
was reported at the airport.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported
on Little Creek Road.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was
reported in Kempsville.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported at South
Plaza Trail in the Windsor Woods area
of Virginia Beach.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported in the
Windsor Oaks area of Virginia Beach.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail and some damaging winds
across portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
New Kent County
2 NNE Quinton Arpt 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Nickel size hail was reported.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia
Fluvanna County
2 NE Pahnyra 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported just north
of Palmyra.
Luxemburg County
6 NNW Pleasant 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Grove
Quarter size hail was reported just
south of Simplicity.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
1 NE Chesterfield 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Siding was blown off a house on Hancock
Farm Lane. Trees were snapped. Cabana
was blown off a deck and destroyed.
Henrico County
1 WSW White Oak Swamp 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed.
Suffolk (c) County
1 SW Beamon 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Trees and powerlines were downed on
Godwin Boulevard. Trees and powerlines
were downed near Kings Highway and
Sleepy Hole Road.
Suffolk (c) County
1 S Sleepy Hollow 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Tree was downed on a house and power
lines were downed in the vicinity of
Sleepy Hole Road and Kings Highway.
Charles City (c) County
1 ESE Ruthville 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Large tree was downed.
Chesapeake (c) County
3 WSW Bowers Hill 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed blocking
Highway 58/460 near Hampton Roads
Executive Airport.
Portsmouth (c) County
1 SE Portsmouth 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Large trees were downed near Mayflower
and Leonard Roads. Two block area was
closed due to trees on roads.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Large trees were downed on Leonard
Road. Fence was crushed by downed
tree. One tree was down on a roof.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported in
Portsmouth.
Suffolk (c) County
1 ESE Wiles Corner 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed on Highway
58 from Route 10/32 Exit to Route 642
Exit.
Virginia Beach (c) County
1 E Euclid 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Four inch diameter limb was downed on
a patio.
Virginia Beach (c) County
2 NNE Euclid 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Large tree was downed at 1817 Aragona
Boulevard.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Isle Of Wight County
1 NNE Magnet 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny size hail was reported.
Hampton (c) County
5 N Hampton 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Quarter size hail was reported in the
Holiday Park Subdivision, east of
Langley Air Force Base.
Hampton (c) County
5 NNW Hampton 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Large tree was downed around Langley
Air Force Base.
Northampton County
2 NNW Eastville 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Trees and power lines were downed.
Northampton County
1 E Eaonore 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Power lines were downed in Exmore.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of eastern Virginia.
VIRGINIA, Extreme Southwest
Russell County
1 W Jessees Mill 0 0 18.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in the northwest
portion of the county.
Scott County
Nickelsville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported several trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Nickelsville.
Wise County
Bondtown 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported golfball-size hail
at Coeburn.
With unstable conditions in place over
the area, scattered severe
thunderstorms developed during the
afternoon and evening hours across
southwest Virginia. The storm reports
were for thunderstorm wind damage, but
golfball-size hail was reported at
Coeburn in Wise Co.
Bristol (c) County
2 ENE Bristol 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported quarter-size hail in
the western portion of the city of
Bristol.
Washington County
1 W Damascus 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds between Emory,
Bristol and Damascus.
A boundary across the area triggered
isolated severe thunderstorms across
southeast Virginia during the evening
hours of the 10th.
Scott County
2 E Lano 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
Highway department reported a tree
downed by thunderstorm winds fell on a
car on Highway 65 near Blackmore.
Isolated severe thunderstorms developed
in the evening hours along a boundary
across southeast Virginia. Storm
reports were comprised of damaging
thunderstorm winds.
Washington County
2 ENE Glade Spg 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
The public reported 3 trees downed by
thunderstorm winds near Glade Spring.
Severe thunderstorms developed along a
boundary across southeast Virginia
during the afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Wise County
1 E Stephens 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported nickel-size in Wise.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported nickel-size hail in
Castlewood.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported multiple trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Castlewood.
Washington County
2 N Craigs Mills 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Power company reported a tree and
powerlines downed by thunderstorm winds
between Mendota and Abingdon.
An upper level trough triggered
scattered severe thunderstorms across
southwest Virginia during the evening
hours. Storm reports contained both
damaging thunderstorm winds and large
hail.
Wise County
1 E Stephens 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Dispatch reported several trees and
limbs downed by thunderstorm winds on
and around Highway 23 to Wise.
A boundary across southwest Virginia
triggered isolated severe thunderstorms
during the late afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Lee County
1 S Ben Hur 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-size
hail near Jonesville.
A cold front tracked through the region
triggering isolated severe
thunderstorms over southwest Virginia
during the evening hours. Storm
reports contained large hail.
VIRGINIA, North
Spotsylvania County
Chancellor 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down on
Ashby Drive.
Stafford County
1 N Falmouth 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Falmouth.
Spotsylvania County
4 NNW Howison 0 0 40.00K 0.00K
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported 2 mobile homes
damaged in the wooded area of Robinson
Lane off US 17.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 W Fredericksburg 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
City of Fredericksburg Emergency
Management reported trees and wires
down. Some trees fell on cars.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator reported
penny-sized hail 5 miles east of Route
1 on Route 218 near White Oak.
Spotsylvania County
1 ESE Five Mile 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down
on Harrison Road.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator reported a
tree down 5 miles east of Route 1 on
Route 218 in White Oak.
Stafford County
1 NW Sullivan 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Stafford.
King George County
1 W Edgehill 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
King George County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Edgehill.
A strong upper level disturbance moved
across the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening hours of June
1st. This system along with high dew
points and an unstable atmosphere
sparked scattered strong to severe
thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms
resulted in downed trees and power
lines. One thunderstorm also produced
penny sized hail in Culpeper County.
Fauquier County
1 WSW Warrenton 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
The Fauquier County 911 Center reported
that a roof was blown off a house in
Old Town Warrenton.
Stafford County
1 NW Garrisonville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
The Stafford County 911 Center reported
scattered trees down in Garrisonville.
Page County
1 NE Shenandoah 0 0 6.00K 0.00K
Page County Emergency Management
reported power lines down in the
extreme southern part of the county
near Shenandoah.
Orange County
1 SSW Gordonsville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down across roadways
and power outages in extreme south
central parts of the county near
Gordonsville.
Fredericksburg (c) County
2 WNW Fredericksburg 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
An NWS Employee reported a tree
uprooted and blown across Interstate
95 near mile marker 131.
Culpeper County
Mitchells 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Mitchell Road was closed due to flash
flooding.
Augusta County
1 NE Stuarts Draft 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported two trees down on Stuarts
Draft Highway.
A cold front approached the Mid
Atlantic during the evening of June 3.
Warm, moist and unstable air developed
ahead of the front, allowing scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms to
develop. Several reports of downed
trees and power lines were received. A
roof was also blown off a house in
Warrenton. One thunderstorm produced
heavy rainfall that resulted in flash
flooding in Mitchells in Culpeper
County.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
An NWS survey concluded that a small
EF-1 tornado touched down in Millwood
within a larger area of straight-line
wind damage. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 90 mph. In the Carter
Hall area of Millwood, nearly all of
the trees in one strand were uprooted
or snapped and fell in nearly every
direction.
Shenandoah County
Harrisville 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
Department reported significant damage
in Harrisville. A barn roof was blown
off and a shed was destroyed by a
downed tree. Part of a metal roof was
also blown off. Numerous trees were
downed in the city and one tree fell
onto a house. Numerous power and phone
lines were also downed.
Shenandoah County
1 E Woodstock 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter in Woodstock reported
several trees downed, with at least
one tree falling into a car. Roof and
siding damage was also reported.
Frederick County
1 W Gainesboro 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
An NWS Storm Survey found a path of
tree damage along Stony Hill Road and
Route 522. Dozens of large trees were
snapped and uprooted in the same
direction. A utility company
transmission tower was knocked down
east of Route 522.
Frederick County
2 WSW Gainesboro 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Fifty trees were destroyed on Skylars
Lane Way.
Frederick County
2 WSW Nain 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
Several homes lost roofs and numerous
trees were downed along Indian Hollow
Road.
Warren County
2 ESE Waterfick 0 2 22.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that downed
trees destroyed a mobile home. Two
minor injuries were also reported.
Shenandoah County
1 E Strasburg 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees down
at Strasburg High School.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Sandy Hook
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Frederick County
1 ESE Gore 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several
trees down in Gore. One tree fell on a
historical home.
Frederick County
Cedar Grove 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed along Hunting
Ridge Road to St. Clair Road. Damage
was reported to a double wide trailer
and to a pickup truck.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that a
downed tree caused significant roof
damage to a home on Sterett Lane.
Warren County
2 NNW Linden 0 0 12.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that
lightning caused a fire that destroyed
a storage shed on Parnassus Road.
Warren County
1 NW Front Royal 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several
trees snapped in Front Royal.
Warren County
1 NW Linden 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines downed in Linden. Ten to
twelve homes were damaged.
Fauquier County
3 N Delaplane 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 N Rectortown
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Page County
1 E Luray 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny-sized hail was reported in Luray.
Frederick County
1 E Cross Jet 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several trees
down blocking roads in Cross Junction.
Page County
1 SE Luray 0 0 237.00K 0.00K
1 N Fairview
An areal survey was conducted in Luray.
An intermittent path of damage
approximately 3 miles long from the
high school to the east was caused by
straight line winds from thunderstorm
microbursts. Numerous trees were
snapped or uprooted. One home had its
tin roof and chimney blown off.
Numerous barns and outbuildings were
either damaged or destroyed. One
mobile home was damaged. Eight parked
vehicles had their windows blown out
by wind blown rocks. Many power lines
were also downed. The strongest wind
in Luray destroyed a large well
constructed 30 foot by 40 foot barn.
Total structural damage by local
Emergency Management was estimated to
be around $237,000.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported several
downed trees blocking roads in Boyce.
Fauquier County
1 N Markham 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported around 10 trees down in
Markham, with one tree into a house.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported that a 40
by 50 foot barn was blown over.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported part of a
roof blown off and wrapped in a fence
just east of Green Spring. Another
spotter reported trees down off Green
Spring Road.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood 0 0 44.00K 0.00K
An NWS survey concluded that a severe
thunderstorm created an intermittent
path of damage from Millwood east
northeast to where Route 7 crosses the
Blue Ridge near the Shenandoah Retreat
area. At least 12 homes in that area
were damaged, consisting of trees into
houses, siding and roof damage. Winds
were estimated near 80 to 90 mph. An
areal survey observed that the trees
were mainly all laid out parallel to
the path of the storm. Local Emergency
Management estimated total damages in
the eastern portion of the county to
be around $44,000.
Clarke County
1 W Berryville 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that Route 7
was closed from the Loudoun County
line east to Berryville due to downed
trees and power lines.
Fauquier County
2 NNW Delaplane 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported a roof blown off a house in
Delaplane. Twenty five large trees
were downed on Winchester Road along
with several power lines.
Clarke County
7 ESE Berryville 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported downed
trees and power lines in Bluemont.
Clarke County
6 ESE Berryville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Local law enforcement reported several
trees and wires down in eastern Clarke
County, including on Retreat Road,
Village Lane, Mountain Ridge Lane, and
Ross Lane. A tree fell on a house and
a detached garage was damaged.
Fauquier County
1 W Alwington 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported roof damage to Rumfield
Elementary School and the Warrenton
Community Center.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Sunny Bank 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 NE Aldie
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Fauquier County
1 W Halfway 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Halfway.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in Round
Hill.
Loudoun County
3 WSW Mountville 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in
Philomont.
Prince William County
1 WNW Catharpin 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported the tops of
4 trees each 12 inches in diameter
torn off on Log Mill Road.
Fauquier County
1 WSW New Baltimore 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed at the intersection
of US 29 and Snow Hill Drive.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported trees down in
Gilbert's Corner.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Raeonian Spgs 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported wires downed
at Meadowlark Drive at Irene Road.
Loudoun County
3 NNE Wheatland 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported two large
trees down at Ash George Road.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator reported trees
down at the intersection of Route 9 and
287.
Loudoun County
Lucketts 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
An NWS storm survey observed extensive
tree damage in Lucketts. There were
also wires down in front of Lucketts
Elementary School on Route 15. Winds
were estimated at 75 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SW Dulles Ind Arpt 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
The automated observation at Dulles
International Airport measured a wind
gust of 59 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Baldwin
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
2 NW Centreville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees and
power lines downed in Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 N Herndon 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported numerous trees
down near Young Dairy Road, including a
tree on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SSW Herndon Hgts 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Hutchison
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Fairfax County
Sunset Hills 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
1 NW Reston
Several trees were downed along Knights
Bridge Court in Reston, with some
trees falling on homes. Trees were
downed sporadically from Automnwood
Road in Reston through Governor Square
and Lake Anna across Baron Cameron
Avenue and further northeast to Route
7. A wind gust of 63 MPH was recorded
at the US Geological Survey Building
nearby.
Loudoun County
1 S Ashburn 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Stone Hill
Middle School in Brambleton measured a
wind gust of 61 MPH.
Prince William County
Bristow 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Bristow Run
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
3 SW Manassas 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Manassas
Airport measured a wind gust of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 W Clifton 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
The public reported trees downed in
Clifton.
Fairfax County
Herndon 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Downed trees were reported on Madison
Street in Herndon.
Fairfax County
1 NW Pender 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at Fair Oaks
Hospital measured a wind gust of 60 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported several trees
down in the Fairfax and Oakton areas,
including at the intersection of Route
123 and Interstate 66, Spruce Street
in Fairfax, and along Route 123
between Oakton and Vienna.
Fairfax (c) County
1 WNW Fairfax 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Broadcast media relayed a report
of trees down on Warwick Street.
Fairfax County
1 N Sunset Hills 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported multiple
large trees down, including one tree
on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SW Elkins 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported 8
trees snapped off on Fairbanks Street.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees
and power lines downed in Vienna.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A cooperative observer reported
a maple tree split in half.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported a tree
had fallen onto a pickup truck.
Manassas (c) County
1 N Manassas 0 0 40.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a tree had
fallen onto a house and a car and part
of the roof of an elementary school
was blown off.
Fairfax County
Enola 0 0 30.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a roof blown
off a house in Dunn Loring. A tree
also fell onto the house.
Fairfax County
3 SW Fairfax Park 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
The public reported trees down at the
intersection of Route 123, Ox Road,
and Silverbrook Road.
Fairfax County
1 SW Merrifield 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees
downed on Prosperity Ave.
Fairfax County
1 WSW Davison Aaf 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
The automated observation at Fort
Belvoir Davidson Army Airfield
measured a wind gust of 64 MPH.
Military personnel reported several
trees down in the Lewis Village
housing area on post.
Arlington County
1 W Rosslyn 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a tree
downed on a house.
Arlington County
1 WSW Barcroft 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported portions of Lee Highway as
well as several secondary roads closed
due to downed trees and power lines.
Fairfax County
Lake Barcroft 1 0 10.00K 0.00K
Broadcast media reported a tree fell on
a moving car on Hummer Road in
Annandale. The passenger was killed.
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Fairfax County
1 E Chesterbrook
Gardens 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
1 NNW Baileys Xrds
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Falls Church. There was no metro
service between the East and West
Falls Church stations due to downed
wires.
Fairfax County
Ravenwood 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees
down near Annandale and Barrett roads.
Alexandria (c) County
3 W Alexandria 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed on Knole
Court in Alexandria.
Fairfax County
1 NW Vienna 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported a tree
down near Lawyers Road and Upham
Road in Vienna.
Arlington County
1 SSE South 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Washington
The automated observation at
Reagan National Airport measured
a wind gust of 59 MPH.
Fairfax County
Waynewood 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
New Alexandria
Virginia Department of
Transportation reported
numerous trees down along
the George Washington Parkway.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a
tree down on a colonnade of the
Lyceum Museum.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
An NWS Storm Survey concluded
an EF-0 tornado occurred in the
Green Spring/Welltown area.
About a dozen trees were snapped
and uprooted in varied directions
near the intersection of Green
Spring Drive and Green Spring
Court.
Prince William County
Brentsville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported roads
in Brentsville closed due to high
water.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Hail was reported by an amateur
radio operator, a trained spotter
and local newspaper. Hail
diameters ranged from nickel to
golf ball-sized.
Highland County
1 WNW Vanderpool 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees down along
Route 84 and US 220 in Vanderpool.
Spotsylvania County
1 NNW Five Mile 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator
reported quarter-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Chancellorsville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator
reported nickel-sized hail.
Harrisonburg (c) County
Harrisonburg 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
An automated observation in
Harrisonburg measured a wind
gust of 62 MPH. Downed trees
and power lines were also
downed in the City.
Augusta County
3 WNW Lofton 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 SSW Crimora
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
down across Augusta County.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 W Fredericksburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
King George County
1 W King George 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
King George Emergency Management
reported nickel-sized hail.
Rockingham County
1 S Elkton 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter measured a
wind gust of 69 MPH.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter measure
quarter-sized hail in Culpeper.
Rockingham County
Mc Gaheysville 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
McGaheysville.
Rockingham County
Elkton 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
Elkton.
Fairfax County
1 N Ravenwood 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
Falls Church Emergency Management
reported several trees down on
power lines and one tree on a
house in the City of Falls Church.
King George County
1 W Jersey 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees
down southwest of Jersey.
Albemarle County
1 S Earlysville 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
2 E (CHO)
Charlottesville
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported numerous
downed trees and power lines
from Earlysville to Route 29.
Charlottesville (c)
County
Charlottesville 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
downed across the City of
Charlottesville.
Culpeper County
1 WSW Stevensburg 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 NW Lignum
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down in eastern Culpeper County
near Stevensburg. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95
mph. Mainly tree damage was
observed. The tornado lifted
near Lignum.
Fauquier County
Goldvein 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported penny-sized
hail in Goldvein.
Fauquier County
Goldvein 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported trees
and wires down in Goldvein.
Culpeper County
Richardsville 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
An NWS storm survey found trees
down in the city of Richersville.
Fauquier County
1 NW Sumerduck 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
2 SSE Goldvein
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Albemarle County
1 NNW Proffit 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 N Rio
Local newspapers reported
dozens of downed trees between
Charlottesville and Hollymead.
Many were on Proffitt Rd, where
one car was damaged.
Stafford County
1 W Storch 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
1 S Hartwood
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Stafford County
1 E Mountain View 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees
down across Route 648 1 mile
north of Route 630.
Stafford County
3 ESE Glendia 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
3 W Brooke
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down briefly in southern Stafford
County approximately 3 miles
south of Ramouth about 400 yards
southwest of the intersection of
Hulls Chapel Road, Route 653, and
Moorewood Lane. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 95 mph. The storm
impacted the community of Woods
of Able Lake located on the south
end of Abel Reservoir. Mainly tree
damage was observed. The tornado
lifted near Mountain View Road and
Oakenwald Lane. This tornado path
intersected the path of a tornado
on May 8, 2008.
Stafford County
Storch 0 0 50.00K 0.00K
Aquia
A local newspaper reported
several trees down across
the county. Some trees fell
on cars and 5 homes were
damaged. At least 45 roads
were blocked by trees across
the county.
Orange County
1 NE Daniel 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees
down at Meadowfarm on Monrovia
Road.
Stafford County
2 N Aquia 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Stafford County
3 ENE Berea 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Trees were downed off Enon Road.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 SW Fredericksburg 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported
trees downed in the City of
Fredericksburg.
Orange County
3 SE Thornhill 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
Numerous trees were downed on
Woodberry Farm Road. A storage
barn secured to the ground by
reed bar was ripped from the
ground and carried 200 feet.
King George County
1 W King George 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a
tree fell onto a moving car in
King George. No injuries were
reported.
Spotsylvania County
3 ESE Belmont 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
1 SE Four Mile Fork
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power
lines down and unspecified
structural damage across
the county.
King George County
Dahlgren 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees
down in Dahlgren.
King George County
1 W King George 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Four Mile Fork 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator
reported penny-sized hail.
A stalled front resided across
the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening of June
4th, allowing moisture and
instability to pool along the
boundary. This combined with
several strong upper level
disturbances resulted in
numerous thunderstorms during
the afternoon and evening. Many
of these thunderstorms became
severe. While penny sized was
reported in spots, damaging
winds from the thunderstorms
was widespread. EF-1 tornadoes
were confirmed near Stevensville
in Culpeper County, in Millwood
in Clarke County and near Hartwood
in Stafford County.
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Areas of dense fog developed
during the early morning hours
of June 7th across portions of
northern and central Virginia,
including the Washington DC
suburbs, south along the
Interstate 95 corridor.
Visibilities were reduced to
one quarter mile or less.
Rockingham County
3 SE Melrose 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Rockingham County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down at Mt. Valley Road and
Flock Road.
Rockingham County
2 ENE Rocky Bar 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail south of Elkton.
Albemarle County
1 NW Lindsay 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported a large
limb down at Gordonsville
Road and Watkins Lane.
Loudoun County
2 ESE Purcellville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail at Routes
7 and 287 in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
2 NNE Leesburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in Rasberry
Falls.
Culpeper County
1 WNW Jeffersonton 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Culpeper County Emergency
Management reported power
lines down in Jeffersonton.
Stafford County
2 SW Mountain View 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Roseville.
Stafford County
1 N Arkendale 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Aquia.
A very warm and humid air
mass was entrenched across
the Mid Atlantic during the
late afternoon and evening
hours of June 7th. As an
upper level disturbance moved
across the area, scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms
developed. Damaging winds
brought down some trees and
power lines across north
central Virginia. The largest
diameter hail recorded was
quarter-sized, and occurred in
Purcellville in Loudoun County.
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A strong ridge of high pressure
set up across the eastern United
States for several days in early
to mid June. High temperatures
reached into the mid to upper
90s across northern Virginia on
June 8. This combined with dew
points in the lower 70s allowed
heat index values to reach near
105. One heat related fatality
in Alexandria was reported.
Frederick County
2 N Mountain Falls 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail in Wild Acres.
Winchester (c) County
3 NNW Winchester 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in
Winchester.
Winchester (c) County
4 N Winchester 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several
trees and power lines down in
Winchester. One tree fell on a car
on Piccadilly Street.
Frederick County
1 NW Brucetown 0 1 0.00K 0.00K
Frederick County Emergency
Management reported a 15 year
old male sustained minor injuries
while under a tree when lightning
struck the tree.
Clarke County
3 NW Berryville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
trees down on Route 632 north
of Berryville.
Clarke County
3 SE Swimley 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported damage
to homes near the state line north
of Berryville. One home received
siding, roof, shutter and window
damage. Trees fell into several
homes in the area.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail in Strasburg.
Madison County
1 E Shelby 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Law Enforcement reported trees down in
Shelby.
Loudoun County
1 SW Bluemont 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees down in
Round Hill.
Madison County
1 E Madison 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Madison County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Madison.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Purcellville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
1 E Taylorstown 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees down
in Taylortown.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported numerous
trees down in Lovettsville.
Loudoun County
2 S Hamilton 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Hamilton.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Leesburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
2 NE Leesburg Muni
An amateur radio operator reported
quarter-sized hail near Battlefield
parkway, Route 7 Bypass and Route 15 in
Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An amateur radio operator in
Lovettsville measured a wind gust
of 66 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Lovettsville 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several large
trees snapped at 10 to 15 feet from the
bases on Moyes Bluff Court. One tree
fell into a house.
Loudoun County
2 ENE Lovettsville 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
2 NNW Taylorstown
Numerous downed trees blocked roads in
Lovettsville, including Folly Lane.
Albemarle County
1 ENE Albermarie Arpt 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Albemarle County Fire and Rescue
reported multiple trees down on Airport
Road and Route 29.
Fauquier County
Opal 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Opal.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed at the
intersection of Route 123 and
Interstate 66.
Fairfax County
1 S Vienna 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Vienna.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees down
southeast of Thornhill. A 40' by 60'
metal building was destroyed.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Several trees were downed north of Lake
Anna. An alpaca farm also sustained
damage.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported nickel-sized
hail in Brakenburg.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Law Enforcement reported numerous trees
down in Brokenburg.
A strong cold front moved through the
Mid Atlantic states June 10th afternoon
and evening. Cooler and drier air behind
the front clashed with very warm and
moist air ahead of it, resulting in
scattered to numerous strong to severe
thunderstorms. Storms that became severe
brought down trees and power lines
across north central Virginia.
Lovettsville in Loudoun County recorded
a 66 mph wind gust. Quarter-sized hail
was also reported in Hamilton, also in
Loudoun County.
Shenandoah County
1 E Edinburg 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported trees down in
Edinburg.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Woodstock.
Rockingham County
1 E Edom 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A utility company reported trees down
on power lines near Linville.
Shenandoah County
New Market 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported trees down in
New Market.
Warren County
1 W Wakeman Mills 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A utility company reported trees down on
power lines southeast of Strasburg.
Clarke County
4 SE Millwood 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Clarke County Emergency Management
reported a downed tree blocking a road
northwest of Paris.
Rappahannock County
1 SE Washington 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down in the Washington
area.
Loudoun County
1 SSW North Fork 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported multiple trees down on
Snickerville Turnpike, Jeb Stuart Road
and Greggsville Road north of Phiomont.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Huntly 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down on Little Long
Mountain Road near Huntly.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Flint Hill 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down along Route 729 in
Flint Hill.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Leesburg.
Frederick County
4 NNW Siler 0 0 25.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused extensive
damage to a double-wide trailer on
Reynolds Road.
Frederick County
Winchester Arpt 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused minor
property damage east of Winchester.
Albemarle County
2 W Greenwood 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Albemarle County Emergency Management
reported trees down northeast of Afton.
A cold front pushed into the Mid
Atlantic region on June 14. With strong
afternoon heating, scattered strong to
severe thunderstorms developed ahead of
the front in the afternoon and evening.
Some of the storms resulted in downed
trees and power lines. In Leesburg,
Virginia, nickel sized hail was also
reported.
Greene County
2 WSW Quinque 0 0 1.00M
3 NE Ruckersville
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported a significant hail storm across
Greene County. Hail ranging from golf
ball to baseball-sized was reported in
Stanardsville, Quince and Ruckersville.
Several vehicles were damages. Nearly 30
horse trailers were destroyed at two
companies. Some reported baseball-sized
holes in roofs of homes and businesses.
The storm left several inches of hail on
the ground and snowplows were called to
clear the roadways. Several crops were
severely damaged to destroyed.
Greene County
Quinque 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Blue Ridge Road and Amicus Road.
Staunton (c) County
3 WNW Staunton 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported trees down
on Route 254 in Staunton.
Madison County
Aroda 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported quarter-sized
hail in Aroda.
Madison County
Aroda 0 0 6.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines down in Aroda.
Loudoun County
1 SW North Fork 0 0 8.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Philomont.
Loudotut County
2 WSW Purcellville 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill 0 0 3.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported power lines
down north of Bluemont.
Orange County
1 SW Gordonsville 0 0 0.00K
1 E Orange
A Cooperative Observer and trained
spotter reported golf ball sized hail
from Gordonsville to Orange. Hail
covered the ground at times.
Orange County
Old Somerset 0 0 0.00K
1 NE Montpelier
Trained Spotters reported golf
ball-sized hail across Orange County.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A Trained spotter reported of
penny-sized hail.
Orange County
Montpelier 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Montpelier
Station.
Albemarle County
1 SE Earlysville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported hail ranging from the size of
pennies to the size of quarters in the
Earlysville area.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Broadcast media reported nickel-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 W Centreville 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported a tree down
on a car near Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 WNW Pohick Estates 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported a large tree
down on Pohick Road.
Spotsylvania County
Belmont 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotters reported hail to the
size of quarters in Belmont.
Alexandria (c) County
1 W Potomac Yard 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An automated observation at T. C.
Williams High School measured a wind
gust of 63 MPH.
Nelson County
1 SW Schuyler 0 0 6.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down on Salem Road in
Schuyler.
Albemarle County
3 SSE Farmington 0 0 10.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
parked house fire on Grayson Road
outside Charlottesville.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 16. With a
warm moist atmosphere in place, numerous
strong to severe thunderstorms developed
in the afternoon and evening. Damaging
winds that lead to the downing of trees
and power lines were common across north
central Virginia. Some locations also
received severe hail. Near Ruckersville,
Virginia, baseball size hail lead to six
inches of accumulation.
Page County
Fairview 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Penny to nickel-sized hail was reported
in Front Royal.
Spotsylvania County
2 SSW Five Mile 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 WNW Leavells 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 E Spotsylvania 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 WSW Fredericksburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported golf ball-
sized hail at the intersection of
Route 1 and Route 3.
An upper level disturbance moving
through Virginia triggered scattered
showers and thunderstorms during the
afternoon of June 19th. A few of the
thunderstorms produced large hail over
central Virginia. Golf ball size hail
fell near the city of Fredericksburg.
Harrisonburg (c) County
1 SW Harrisonburg 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Harrisonburg.
Shenandoah County
1 W Orkney Spgs 0 0 20.00K 0.00K
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported a barn destroyed by lightning
in the OrkneyBayes area.
Page County
2 ENE Ingham 0 0 2.00K 0.00K
Page County Fire and Rescue reported
trees down across Dovel Hollow Road near
Stanley.
Fauquier County
3 WSW Morrisville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in near Sumerduck.
Prince William County
1 N Bristow 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Alexandria (c) County
3 WSW Alexandria 0 0 15.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
sparked fire at a condominium complex.
Lightning caused a roof fire at the
Alexandria Knolls West condominium. A
major electrical panel was destroyed and
an explosion went through the adjacent
wall, causing severe damage to a unit on
the 8th flood.
A trough of low pressure triggered
scattered showers and thunderstorms over
north central Virginia during the
afternoon of June 19th. Damaging winds
brought down trees near Stanley in Page
County. Penny-sized hail occurred near
Harrisonburg and in Vienna. Lighting
also caused damage to a condominium
estate in Alexandria.
VAZ027-030
0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A wildfire was sparked by lightning at
Richardson Knob at the northern portion
of Massanutten Mountain in the George
Washington and Jefferson National
Forrest on June 14. Approximately 200
acres of forest burned in Warren and
Shenandoah Counties. Fires approached
private property lines, but no property
damage or injuries were reported. The
fire was put out by early June 17.
Nelson County
1 S Avon 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Stanley 0 0 97.00K 0.00K
A local newspaper reported 2 mobile
homes severe damaged and left
uninhabitable due to quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SSE Stanley 0 0 97.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Luray 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A Page County official reported trees
and power lines down in Stanley. A local
newspaper reported a dugout pulled
completely off its foundation.
Page County
1 SE Luray 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
3 ESE Fairview 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A Page County official reported trees
down in the Lake Arrowhead area.
Rappahannock County
4 W Sperryville 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported trees down near
Thormon Gap at Route 211.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Sperryville.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH in Sperryville.
King George County
1 S Comorn 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
King George County
1 W Ninde 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Fauquier County
Opal 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Opal.
Prince William County
1 SSW Hoadly 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported quarter-sized
hail near Dale City.
A cold front approached the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 22.
Afternoon heating contributed to strong
instability that helped to focus
scattered strong to severe thunderstorms
ahead of a cold front. Damaging winds
brought some trees and power lines down
in north central Virginia. Large hail
was also reported. Hail to the size of
quarters fell Opal and Stanley. The
hail damaged 2 mobile homes near Dale
City.
Fauquier County
1 NE Remington 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Remington.
Page County
1 S Grove Hill 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail south of Shenandoah.
Loudoun County
2 SW Leesburg 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported a tree down at the intersection
of Davis Avenue and South King Street in
Leesburg.
Madison County
1 E Haywood 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Haywood.
Fauquier County
3 NNW Sumerduck 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Sumerduck.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Woodstock.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Boyce.
A cold front over the Mid Atlantic
combined with a warm and moist
atmosphere sparked scattered
thunderstorms during the afternoon and
evening of June 23rd. Some of the
thunderstorms became severe, producing
damaging winds and large hail.
Nickel size hail occurred in Boyce.
Nelson County
Lovingston 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Nelson County Emergency Management and
Fire and Rescue Departments reported
trees and power lines down near Route 29
in Livingston.
Nelson County
2 N Schuyler 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
Nelson County Fire and Rescue Department
reported trees and power lines down at
the 3600 block of Green Creek Road.
Spotsylvania County
1 W Hams Ford 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reporter quarter-sized
hail near Thornburg.
A warm and humid air mass helped to
support the development of isolated to
scattered thunderstorms on June 27th. A
few thunderstorms became severe across
north central Virginia during the
afternoon. One inch diameter hail was
reported in Thornburg.
Frederick County
1 S Cross Jet 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A wind gust of 60 MPH was reported near
Whitacre.
Fairfax County
1 ENE Fairfax Park 0 0 5.00K 0.00K
A Fairfax County Official reported trees
down on Forester Blvd. and Donset Road
and power lines down on Hillside Road.
Heat and humidity strengthened across
the Mid Atlantic ahead of a cold front
during the afternoon and evening of June
28th. This led to scattered
thunderstorms which produced damaging
winds in some locations across north
central Virginia. These winds brought
down trees and power lines.
Warren County
1 SSW Front Royal 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Warren County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Browntown.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported a tree down on
Brown Avenue near Front Royal.
Rappahannock County
2 NW Castleton 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Castleton.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
region on June 29th. With afternoon heat
and humidity in place, scattered strong
to severe thunderstorms developed during
the afternoon and evening hours.
Damaging winds brought down some trees
in Warren and Rappahannock Counties in
north central Virginia.
Fairfax County
Belle Haven 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
Law enforcement reported a tree down at
the intersection of Fort Hunt Road and
Belle Haven Road.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria 0 0 1.00K 0.00K
A trained spotter reported a downed tree
blocking Fairfax Street between Wilkes
and Gibbon Streets.
Fauquier County
1 E Meetze 0 0 0.00K 0.00K
A wind gust of 65 MPH was reported near
Warrenton.
An upper level disturbance swung across
the Mid Atlantic during the afternoon
and evening of June 30th. With lingering
moisture in place, scattered
thunderstorms developed in the
afternoon. A few storms became severe,
producing damaging winds that downed
trees across portions of Fauquier and
Fairfax Counties along with the city of
Alexandria.
Location Character of Storm
UTAH, East
UTZ028
Winter Weather
UTZ023
Winter Weather
An unseasonably cold late season storm
brought significant snowfall to the
mountains of eastern Utah.
UTZ024
High Wind
Strong winds buffeted the area ahead of
a cold front.
UTZ015
High Wind
A cold front moved through Utah during
the day of June 2nd, causing gusty
winds across much of the state, the
strongest of which were in west central
Utah.
Millard County
Leamington Hail (1.00)
A member of the public reported 1.00
inch hail in Leamington.
A strong thunderstorm in west central
Utah produced severe hail.
UTZ004-016
High Wind
A large and cold storm system brought
snow to the higher elevations of Utah
and gusty winds across parts of the
state.
Utah County
4 WSW Provo Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
1 NW Orem
Several trees were knocked down around
the Orem and Provo area as the result
of an overnight microburst. The highest
recorded wind gust was 51 mph near
Vineyard.
A nocturnal dry microburst caused wind
damage across parts of Utah county.
UTZ005
High Wind
Tooele County
3 ESE (DPG) Thunderstorm Wind (53EG)
Michael Aaf Dug
The White Sage sensor in the Dugway
mesonet recorded a wind gust of 61 mph
associated with a thunderstorm.
Tooele County
1 NE Wendover Thunderstorm Wind (65EG)
Af Aux Arpt
The Wendover AWOS recorded the
strongest wind gust for the entire
evening, a 75 mph gust caused by a
thunderstorm passing over the border
from Nevada.
Tooele County
10 NE Gold Hill Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
A 63 mph wind gust was recorded by the
West Salt Flats sensor in the Dugway
mesonet.
A strong cold front moved through the
state of Utah in the early morning
hours of June 22nd, producing gusty
winds. That afternoon, the additional
high based moisture in the area allowed
dry and gusty thunderstorms to develop
in the west deserts of Utah.
VERMONT, North and Central
Orange County
2 WNW Tunbridge Thunderstorm Wind (65EG)
Damaging thunderstorm winds sheared or
knocked down 25 to 30 trees one mile
east of Route 14 in Tunbridge. In
addition, a barn roof was damaged and a
grain silo was overturned and moved 200
feet.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
across central Vermont during the
afternoon of June 8th, which created
scattered thunderstorms. One
thunderstorm caused destructive winds
in Tunbridge (Orange county) that
sheared dozens of trees and damaged a
barn and grain silo.
Rutland County
2 SSE Rutland Flash Flood
2 NNW North
Clarendon
Flooded basements and several road
closures along the Moon Brook west of
Route 7.
A warm front slowly moved north across
southern Vermont during the afternoon
and evening of the 28th. Numerous
showers and thunderstorms developed and
traveled along the warm front across
portions of Rutland county during the
late afternoon and evening hours. Heavy
rainfall trained across the city of
Rutland, especially along the Muddy
Brook basin where flooded basements and
roads were observed.
Addison County
Bridport Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
Addison County
2 NW Bridport Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail reported by trained
spotter.
Caledonia County
1 S West Burke Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail reported.
Caledonia County
Sutton Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail reported by spotter.
A cold front moved into a moderately
unstable airmass across Vermont during
the afternoon of June 16th. Numerous
thunderstorms developed along and ahead
of this cold front with several reports
of large hail ranging from penny to
quarter-size in diameter.
Addison County
Bridport Hail (1.00)
Quarter size diameter hail reported by
spotter.
Orange County
Thetford Center Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees downed by thunderstorms winds
onto power lines.
Addison County
Goshen Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail reported.
Rutland County
1 W Brandon Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail reported in Brandon.
Rutland County
Brandon Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Thunderstorm winds downed trees onto
power lines within Brandon causing
power outages to 1200 residents.
Rutland County
1 SSW Poultney Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail reported
near Poultney.
Windsor County
Springfield Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees reported downed by
thunderstorm winds in Springfield,
including Clinton street.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance and cold
front moved across Vermont during the
afternoon of June 27th. Scattered
thunderstorms developed across south
central Vermont which caused some large
hail, damaging winds and power outages.
Grand Isle County
Alborg Thunderstorm Wind (60EG)
Numerous trees down that have blocked
roads and caused structural damage
throughout Alburgh.
Chittenden County
3 S (BTV) Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Burlington Arpt
Barn Roof damaged, trees down across
Van Slicken and Hinesburg roads in
South Burlington.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Shelburne Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail reported in South
Burlington.
Chittenden County
Shelburne Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail reported in
Shelburne.
Grand Isle County
North Hero Thunderstorm Wind (61EG)
Large 4 foot diameter tree as well as
other trees down across North Hero with
wind gust estimated at 70 mph.
Franklin County
1 N Georgia Center Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Trees down along Route 7 in Georgia.
Franklin County
Swanton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and power lines down across
portions of Swanton, including Grand
avenue.
Chittenden County
1 NNE Williston Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Numerous trees down in Williston
Village along Williston, North
Williston, Governor Peck and other
roads. Dozens of trees down across
Williston Country Club and several
trees knocking down power lines as well
as fallen on a few homes.
Franklin County
1 S St Albans Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Several trees down across St. Albans,
including Lower Newton road toward
Swanton.
Franklin County
1 W Shawville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down along Route 78 and other
roads between Sheldon and Highgate.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail reported as well as
estimated wind gusts to 60 mph.
Chittenden County
2 NNW Williston Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail reported.
Chittenden County
2 NW Richmond Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down on Kenyon Road
in Richmond.
Franklin County
2 S Enosburg Center Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down on Boston Post Road and
Route 108 in Enosburg.
Franklin County
Montgomery Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down and power line lying across
a truck on Route 118 in Montgomery.
Franklin County
1 S Richford Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down along Route 105 in
Richford.
Addison County
1 N Bristol Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees snapped and downed by
thunderstorm winds in Bristol.
Orleans County
North Troy Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous large branches and few trees
down across North Troy.
Lamoille County
1 N Eden Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down along Route 118 in Eden.
Washington County
2 NNE Riverton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down along Route 12 in Berlin.
Washington County
2 ESE South Northfield Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees down within Northfield as well as
Exit 5 on Interstate 89 southbound.
Washington County
2 S (MPV)-montpelier Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Arpt
Trees down within Barre including Exit
6 on Interstate 89 Northbound.
Orleans County
Brownington Vlg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees down in the
Brownington area.
Caledonia County
Barnet Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Trees and wires down across portions of
Barnet, Ryegate and lower Waterford.
Essex County
Canaan Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail reported by
law enforcement.
Rutland County
1 W Poultney Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail reported in Poultney.
Orleans County
2 SE Jay Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees reported down by thunderstorm
winds in Jay.
Chittenden County
2 NW Colchester Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees down within Colchester,
specially near Mallets Bay.
Chittenden County
2 SSE Miltonboro Thunderstorm Wind (60EG)
Many trees down across Milton,
especially northern sections, including
a barn collapse on Hibbard road.
Chittenden County
1 N North Underhill Thunderstorm Wind (70EG)
Multiple trees downed with winds
estimated at 80 mph.
Washington County
Warren Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Scattered trees down across Warren.
Windsor County
Weston Thunderstorm Wind (65EG)
Numerous trees downed by thunderstorm
winds encompassing an estimated 3 mile
long by 100 feet wide path. Witnesses
report unidirectional damage.
Windsor County
1 W Smithville Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Numerous reports of scattered trees and
power lines down across the Ludlow
vicinity.
Rutland County
1 E Hubbardton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several large trees and power lines
downed by thunderstorm winds.
Orleans County
1 ENE Lowell Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Lowell.
Orleans County
1 N Derby Center Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and power lines down in Derby.
Washington County
Plainfield Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and power lines down in
Plainfield.
Windsor County
Ludlow Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees downed by thunderstorm winds in
Ludlow.
Orange County
1 SSW North Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Tunbridge
State police report trees down in
Tunbridge, including Monarch Hill and
Cross roads.
A very energetic mid-atmospheric
disturbance moved across the Great
Lakes during the afternoon and evening
of June 10th.
This developed a surface low along a
cold front, which moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening hours.
These features moved into a very warm,
humid and unstable airmass draped
across Vermont that resulted in two
rounds of widespread severe
thunderstorms.
The first round moved across Vermont
during the early to mid afternoon hours
and the second round occurred during
the evening.
In Vermont ... hundreds to thousands of
trees were damaged, downed or uprooted
which caused downed power lines and
structural damage to numerous buildings
and vehicles. Tens of thousands of
customers lost power due to the storms,
with some outages that lasted several
days.
Chittenden County
2 ESE South Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Burlington
Trees down on Spear and Dorset streets
due to thunderstorm winds.
A mid-atmospheric disturbance moved
into a mild, yet somewhat unstable
airmass during the afternoon of June
22nd. Widely scattered thunderstorms
moved across the Champlain Valley,
including one that produced some
localized wind damage in the
form of downed trees in South
Burlington (Chittenden county).
Caledonia County
South Wheelock Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Multiple trees down on Wheelock Road in
South Wheelock.
An mid-atmospheric disturbance and
surface cold front moved across Vermont
during the afternoon and evening of
June 23rd.
Scattered thunderstorms moved across
the state with localized wind damage
from a severe thunderstorm that struck
South Wheelock (Caledonia county).
Franklin County
1 NW Montgomery Flash Flood
Very heavy rainfall caused a
significant washout on Green Mountain
and a few other roads in and around
Montgomery.
An upper atmospheric area of low
pressure slowly moved across southeast
Canada on the 17th. Meanwhile, a weak
surface low and cold front moved across
Vermont during the afternoon. Scattered
showers and thunderstorms moved very
slowly along the cold front and
produced very localized heavy rainfall.
Rutland County
1 SSE Rutland Flash Flood
Numerous Streets (West, Merchants Row,
West, Washington, Clover, etc.),
businesses, homes and vehicles severely
flooded in downtown.
Addison County
1 NNW Ripton Flash Flood
Numerous road and driveway washouts,
including Route 125 in Ripton through
East Middlebury.
A weak surface low developed along a
slow moving cold front across the
Champlain Valley of Vermont during the
late afternoon and evening hours of
June 14th. Numerous showers and
thunderstorms developed in a very
moisture laden atmosphere during the
late afternoon and traveled over the
same areas along two stationary
boundaries during the evening.
Localized heavy rainfall up to 7 inches
occurred in Ripton (Addison county) and
3 to 5 inches in Rutland (Rutland
county).
These heavy rainfall amounts led to
flash flooding in a very rural and
mountainous community of Ripton with
numerous driveway, culvert and road
washouts which stranded dozens of
residents. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall in
Rutland led to urban flash flooding
which caused flooded streets as well as
flooded numerous basements and first
floors of homes and businesses ... over
80 businesses and homes were affected.
VERMONT, South
Bennington County
1 N Rupert Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported near
Rupert during a thunderstorm.
Bennington County
1 SW Rupert Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A tree, along with wires were reported
down in West Rupert due to strong
thunderstorm winds.
Bennington County
1 N Rupert Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Wires and a tree were reported down in
Rupert due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Bennington County
1 S Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Two trees were reported down near
Manchester due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
Windham County
1 N Harmonyville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and wires were reported down near
Townshend due to strong thunderstorm
winds.
The combination of an approaching cold
front from the west, and an
unseasonably hot, humid and unstable
air mass in place, led to the
development of numerous strong to
severe thunderstorms during Tuesday
afternoon and evening across eastern
New York and adjacent western New
England.
Bennington County
1 SW Pownal Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported near
Pownal during a thunderstorm.
The passage of an upper level trough,
and weak cold front produced isolated
to scattered thunderstorms during
Tuesday afternoon on June 24th. Large
hail accompanied some of these
thunderstorms.
VIRGINIA, East
Mecklenburg County
2 ENE Shiny Rock Hail (1.75)
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Clarksville.
Westmoreland County
Oak Grove Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 W Colonial Beach Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 E Strafford Hall Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees and power lines were
downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SW Strafford Hall Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Montross Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
Erica Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
Westmoreland County
1 SE Tucker Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
Northumberland County
1 E Callao Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed on Kissinger
Spring Road. One tree was down on a
pickup truck.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
4 NNE Winterpock Tornado (EFO)
Tornado briefly touched down just south
of Midlothian. Trees were snapped off
near the Hull Street police station,
and trees were downed in the Woodlake
Subdivision.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced a
brief tornado across portions of
central Virginia
Hanover County
1 N Hanover Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Tree was downed on Highway
156 in Hanover.
Louisa County
1 NE Green Spgs Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees and power lines were
downed.
Fluvanna County
4 N Cunningham Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported
near Ferncliff.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial
Hgts Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Chesterfield County
Matoaca Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported in
Matoaca.
Prince George County
4 NNE Prince George Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported near
Fort Lee.
Chesterfield County
3 NE Ettrick Hail (1.75)
Golfball size hail was reported near
Ettrick. The hail produced minor car
damage.
Colonial Heights
(c) County
1 ENE Colonial Hgts Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported in
Colonial Heights.
Prince George County
1 W Prince George Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported.
Prince George County
5 SW Poe Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 E Accomac Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large tree was downed in Accomac.
Middlesex County
1 W Wake Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported in Wake.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Middlesex County
Remlik Hail (1.75)
Golfball size hail was reported just
south of Urbanna.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of eastern
Virginia.
Louisa County
3 SE Zion Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Tree and power line were downed on
Bybees Church Road and Ridge Road, just
south of U.S. Highway 250.
Louisa County
1 E Ferncliff Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed near Ferncliff.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs Hail (1.00)
Penny to quarter size hail was
reported.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central Virginia.
Louisa County
1 N Blue Ridge Shrs Hail (0.88)
Penny to nickel size hail was
reported.
Louisa County
2 ESE Cutalong Hail (1.50)
Silver dollar size hail was reported.
Louisa County
Wares Xrds Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous large trees were downed
along Highway 669.
Louisa County
1 NNW Bumpass Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed along
Highway 652 just north of Bumpass.
Caroline County
1 E Ladysmith Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 WNW Ruther Glen Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed
in Carmel Church.
Hanover County
1 S Negro Foot Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 W St Stephens
Church Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Essex County
1 SE Dunbrooke Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed in the
central portions of the county.
Richmond (c) County
4 NW Richmond Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed and snapped
in half near the intersection of
Staples Mill Road and Bethlehem Road.
Richmond (c) County
2 SW Richmond Thunderstorm Wind (61EG)
An estimated wind gust of 70 mph was
reported in Church Hill.
Richmond (c) County
1 W Richmond Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed across the
city of Richmond.
King And Queen County
2 N King & Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Queen Church
Numerous trees were downed.
King And Queen County
1 N Mascot Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Charles City (c)
County
1 WSW Barnetts Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Two trees were downed on Route 658.
New Kent County
2 WNW Tallysville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
Middlesex County
1 N Hardyville Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported.
Accomack County
1 NE Belle Haven Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Power lines were downed.
Nottoway County
1 W Mutt Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Tree was downed on Highway
723 between Burkeville and
Nottoway.
Dinwiddie County
2 N Dinwiddie Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Gardens
Tree was downed on Highway 36.
Chesapeake (c) County
1 E Gilmerton Hail (0.88)
Public reported mainly dime size hail,
but a few stones were estimated to be
the size of nickels.
Virginia Beach (c)
County Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
2 N Londonbridge
Large tree was downed on Great Neck
Road.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Willamsburg (c) County
1 E Williamsburg Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
1 SW Woodford Hail (1.25)
Quarter to half dollar size hail was
reported near Woodford.
Caroline County
1 S Page Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported.
Caroline County
2 SW Ladysmith Hail (1.75)
Golfball size hail was reported.
Caroline County
Bowling Green Hail (0.88)
Dime to nickel size hail was
reported.
Hampton (c) County
4 NNE Ft Monroe Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported.
King And Queen County
2 W Newtown Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported.
Essex County
1 NE Caret Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed.
Essex County
1 NE Dunnsville Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported.
Essex County
Center Cross Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk Hail (0.88)
Dime to nickel size hail
was reported at the airport.
Norfolk (c) County
4 ENE Norfolk Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported
on Little Creek Road.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was
reported in Kempsville.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported at South
Plaza Trail in the Windsor Woods area
of Virginia Beach.
Virginia Beach
(c) County
Virginia Beach Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported in the
Windsor Oaks area of Virginia Beach.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail and some damaging winds
across portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
New Kent County
2 NNE Quinton Arpt Hail (0.88)
Nickel size hail was reported.
Isolated severe thunderstorm produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia
Fluvanna County
2 NE Pahnyra Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported just north
of Palmyra.
Luxemburg County
6 NNW Pleasant Hail (1.00)
Grove
Quarter size hail was reported just
south of Simplicity.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
large hail across portions of central
Virginia.
Chesterfield County
1 NE Chesterfield Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Siding was blown off a house on Hancock
Farm Lane. Trees were snapped. Cabana
was blown off a deck and destroyed.
Henrico County
1 WSW White Oak Swamp Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed.
Suffolk (c) County
1 SW Beamon Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and powerlines were downed on
Godwin Boulevard. Trees and powerlines
were downed near Kings Highway and
Sleepy Hole Road.
Suffolk (c) County
1 S Sleepy Hollow Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Tree was downed on a house and power
lines were downed in the vicinity of
Sleepy Hole Road and Kings Highway.
Charles City (c) County
1 ESE Ruthville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large tree was downed.
Chesapeake (c) County
3 WSW Bowers Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed blocking
Highway 58/460 near Hampton Roads
Executive Airport.
Portsmouth (c) County
1 SE Portsmouth Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large trees were downed near Mayflower
and Leonard Roads. Two block area was
closed due to trees on roads.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large trees were downed on Leonard
Road. Fence was crushed by downed
tree. One tree was down on a roof.
Portsmouth (c) County
2 NE Portsmouth Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported in
Portsmouth.
Suffolk (c) County
1 ESE Wiles Corner Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed on Highway
58 from Route 10/32 Exit to Route 642
Exit.
Virginia Beach (c) County
1 E Euclid Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Four inch diameter limb was downed on
a patio.
Virginia Beach (c) County
2 NNE Euclid Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large tree was downed at 1817 Aragona
Boulevard.
Scattered severe thunderstorms produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of central and eastern
Virginia.
Isle Of Wight County
1 NNE Magnet Hail (0.75)
Penny size hail was reported.
Hampton (c) County
5 N Hampton Hail (1.00)
Quarter size hail was reported in the
Holiday Park Subdivision, east of
Langley Air Force Base.
Hampton (c) County
5 NNW Hampton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Large tree was downed around Langley
Air Force Base.
Northampton County
2 NNW Eastville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees and power lines were downed.
Northampton County
1 E Eaonore Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Power lines were downed in Exmore.
Scattered severe thunderstorms in
advance of a cold front produced
damaging winds and large hail across
portions of eastern Virginia.
VIRGINIA, Extreme Southwest
Russell County
1 W Jessees Mill Thunderstorm Wind (60EG)
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in the northwest
portion of the county.
Scott County
Nickelsville Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Dispatch reported several trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Nickelsville.
Wise County
Bondtown Hail (1.75)
Dispatch reported golfball-size hail
at Coeburn.
With unstable conditions in place over
the area, scattered severe
thunderstorms developed during the
afternoon and evening hours across
southwest Virginia. The storm reports
were for thunderstorm wind damage, but
golfball-size hail was reported at
Coeburn in Wise Co.
Bristol (c) County
2 ENE Bristol Hail (1.00)
Dispatch reported quarter-size hail in
the western portion of the city of
Bristol.
Washington County
1 W Damascus Thunderstorm Wind (60EG)
Dispatch reported numerous trees downed
by thunderstorm winds between Emory,
Bristol and Damascus.
A boundary across the area triggered
isolated severe thunderstorms across
southeast Virginia during the evening
hours of the 10th.
Scott County
2 E Lano Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Highway department reported a tree
downed by thunderstorm winds fell on a
car on Highway 65 near Blackmore.
Isolated severe thunderstorms developed
in the evening hours along a boundary
across southeast Virginia. Storm
reports were comprised of damaging
thunderstorm winds.
Washington County
2 ENE Glade Spg Thunderstorm Wind (52EG)
The public reported 3 trees downed by
thunderstorm winds near Glade Spring.
Severe thunderstorms developed along a
boundary across southeast Virginia
during the afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Wise County
1 E Stephens Hail (0.88)
Dispatch reported nickel-size in Wise.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood Hail (0.88)
Dispatch reported nickel-size hail in
Castlewood.
Russell County
1 E Castlewood Thunderstorm Wind (52EG)
Dispatch reported multiple trees downed
by thunderstorm winds in Castlewood.
Washington County
2 N Craigs Mills Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Power company reported a tree and
powerlines downed by thunderstorm winds
between Mendota and Abingdon.
An upper level trough triggered
scattered severe thunderstorms across
southwest Virginia during the evening
hours. Storm reports contained both
damaging thunderstorm winds and large
hail.
Wise County
1 E Stephens Thunderstorm Wind (55EG)
Dispatch reported several trees and
limbs downed by thunderstorm winds on
and around Highway 23 to Wise.
A boundary across southwest Virginia
triggered isolated severe thunderstorms
during the late afternoon hours. Storm
reports were for damaging thunderstorm
winds.
Lee County
1 S Ben Hur Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-size
hail near Jonesville.
A cold front tracked through the region
triggering isolated severe
thunderstorms over southwest Virginia
during the evening hours. Storm
reports contained large hail.
VIRGINIA, North
Spotsylvania County
Chancellor Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down on
Ashby Drive.
Stafford County
1 N Falmouth Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Falmouth.
Spotsylvania County
4 NNW Howison Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported 2 mobile homes
damaged in the wooded area of Robinson
Lane off US 17.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 W Fredericksburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
City of Fredericksburg Emergency
Management reported trees and wires
down. Some trees fell on cars.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak Hail (0.75)
An amateur radio operator reported
penny-sized hail 5 miles east of Route
1 on Route 218 near White Oak.
Spotsylvania County
1 ESE Five Mile Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Spotsylvania County Emergency
Management reported power lines down
on Harrison Road.
Stafford County
1 W White Oak Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An amateur radio operator reported a
tree down 5 miles east of Route 1 on
Route 218 in White Oak.
Stafford County
1 NW Sullivan Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Stafford County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Stafford.
King George County
1 W Edgehill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
King George County Emergency Management
reported trees and power lines down
near Edgehill.
A strong upper level disturbance moved
across the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening hours of June
1st. This system along with high dew
points and an unstable atmosphere
sparked scattered strong to severe
thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms
resulted in downed trees and power
lines. One thunderstorm also produced
penny sized hail in Culpeper County.
Fauquier County
1 WSW Warrenton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
The Fauquier County 911 Center reported
that a roof was blown off a house in
Old Town Warrenton.
Stafford County
1 NW Garrisonville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
The Stafford County 911 Center reported
scattered trees down in Garrisonville.
Page County
1 NE Shenandoah Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Page County Emergency Management
reported power lines down in the
extreme southern part of the county
near Shenandoah.
Orange County
1 SSW Gordonsville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down across roadways
and power outages in extreme south
central parts of the county near
Gordonsville.
Fredericksburg (c) County
2 WNW Fredericksburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An NWS Employee reported a tree
uprooted and blown across Interstate
95 near mile marker 131.
Culpeper County
Mitchells Flash Flood
Mitchell Road was closed due to flash
flooding.
Augusta County
1 NE Stuarts Draft Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported two trees down on Stuarts
Draft Highway.
A cold front approached the Mid
Atlantic during the evening of June 3.
Warm, moist and unstable air developed
ahead of the front, allowing scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms to
develop. Several reports of downed
trees and power lines were received. A
roof was also blown off a house in
Warrenton. One thunderstorm produced
heavy rainfall that resulted in flash
flooding in Mitchells in Culpeper
County.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood Tornado (EFI)
An NWS survey concluded that a small
EF-1 tornado touched down in Millwood
within a larger area of straight-line
wind damage. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 90 mph. In the Carter
Hall area of Millwood, nearly all of
the trees in one strand were uprooted
or snapped and fell in nearly every
direction.
Shenandoah County
Harrisville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
Department reported significant damage
in Harrisville. A barn roof was blown
off and a shed was destroyed by a
downed tree. Part of a metal roof was
also blown off. Numerous trees were
downed in the city and one tree fell
onto a house. Numerous power and phone
lines were also downed.
Shenandoah County
1 E Woodstock Thunderstorm Wind (50MG)
A trained spotter in Woodstock reported
several trees downed, with at least
one tree falling into a car. Roof and
siding damage was also reported.
Frederick County
1 W Gainesboro Thunderstorm Wind (87EG)
An NWS Storm Survey found a path of
tree damage along Stony Hill Road and
Route 522. Dozens of large trees were
snapped and uprooted in the same
direction. A utility company
transmission tower was knocked down
east of Route 522.
Frederick County
2 WSW Gainesboro Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fifty trees were destroyed on Skylars
Lane Way.
Frederick County
2 WSW Nain Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several homes lost roofs and numerous
trees were downed along Indian Hollow
Road.
Warren County
2 ESE Waterfick Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported that downed
trees destroyed a mobile home. Two
minor injuries were also reported.
Shenandoah County
1 E Strasburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees down
at Strasburg High School.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd Thunderstorm Wind (50MG)
An automated observation at Sandy Hook
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Frederick County
1 ESE Gore Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several
trees down in Gore. One tree fell on a
historical home.
Frederick County
Cedar Grove Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed along Hunting
Ridge Road to St. Clair Road. Damage
was reported to a double wide trailer
and to a pickup truck.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported that a
downed tree caused significant roof
damage to a home on Sterett Lane.
Warren County
2 NNW Linden Lightning
A local newspaper reported that
lightning caused a fire that destroyed
a storage shed on Parnassus Road.
Warren County
1 NW Front Royal Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several
trees snapped in Front Royal.
Warren County
1 NW Linden Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines downed in Linden. Ten to
twelve homes were damaged.
Fauquier County
3 N Delaplane Tornado (EF0)
1 N Rectortown
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Page County
1 E Luray Hail (0.75)
Penny-sized hail was reported in Luray.
Frederick County
1 E Cross Jet Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several trees
down blocking roads in Cross Junction.
Page County
1 SE Luray Thunderstorm Wind (78EG)
1 N Fairview
An areal survey was conducted in Luray.
An intermittent path of damage
approximately 3 miles long from the
high school to the east was caused by
straight line winds from thunderstorm
microbursts. Numerous trees were
snapped or uprooted. One home had its
tin roof and chimney blown off.
Numerous barns and outbuildings were
either damaged or destroyed. One
mobile home was damaged. Eight parked
vehicles had their windows blown out
by wind blown rocks. Many power lines
were also downed. The strongest wind
in Luray destroyed a large well
constructed 30 foot by 40 foot barn.
Total structural damage by local
Emergency Management was estimated to
be around $237,000.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported several
downed trees blocking roads in Boyce.
Fauquier County
1 N Markham Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported around 10 trees down in
Markham, with one tree into a house.
Frederick County
1 W Welltown Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported that a 40
by 50 foot barn was blown over.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported part of a
roof blown off and wrapped in a fence
just east of Green Spring. Another
spotter reported trees down off Green
Spring Road.
Clarke County
1 W Millwood Thunderstorm Wind (74EG)
An NWS survey concluded that a severe
thunderstorm created an intermittent
path of damage from Millwood east
northeast to where Route 7 crosses the
Blue Ridge near the Shenandoah Retreat
area. At least 12 homes in that area
were damaged, consisting of trees into
houses, siding and roof damage. Winds
were estimated near 80 to 90 mph. An
areal survey observed that the trees
were mainly all laid out parallel to
the path of the storm. Local Emergency
Management estimated total damages in
the eastern portion of the county to
be around $44,000.
Clarke County
1 W Berryville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported that Route 7
was closed from the Loudoun County
line east to Berryville due to downed
trees and power lines.
Fauquier County
2 NNW Delaplane Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported a roof blown off a house in
Delaplane. Twenty five large trees
were downed on Winchester Road along
with several power lines.
Clarke County
7 ESE Berryville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported downed
trees and power lines in Bluemont.
Clarke County
6 ESE Berryville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Local law enforcement reported several
trees and wires down in eastern Clarke
County, including on Retreat Road,
Village Lane, Mountain Ridge Lane, and
Ross Lane. A tree fell on a house and
a detached garage was damaged.
Fauquier County
1 W Alwington Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported roof damage to Rumfield
Elementary School and the Warrenton
Community Center.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Sunny Bank Tornado (EF0)
1 NE Aldie
An NWS storm survey team concluded a
tornado caused a 12 mile-long
concentrated path of tree damage.
Evidence of initial tornado damage was
found in northern Fauquier County
about 2 miles northeast of Rectortown
along Route 715, Old Carters Mill Road
just west of Atoika Road. From this
point eastward, a fairly consistent
path of damage was found, which
included numerous uprooted and snapped
off large trees. The tornado narrowly
missed the town of Middleburg, passing
just south of the town along Sullivans
Mill Road. The tornado was at its
widest point at Sullivans Mill Road
and Route 626, Halfway Road, where
numerous trees were damaged. The
tornado then crossed into south
central Loudoun County. As the tornado
approached the town of Aldie, the
damage path narrowed and became more
scattered in coverage. There was still
a good deal of damage along US Route
50 in Aldie. After passing east of
Aldie near Tail Race Road, Route 621,
near its intersection with US Route
50, the tornado damage path
disappeared.
Fauquier County
1 W Halfway Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Halfway.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in Round
Hill.
Loudoun County
3 WSW Mountville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported several trees down in
Philomont.
Prince William County
1 WNW Catharpin Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported the tops of
4 trees each 12 inches in diameter
torn off on Log Mill Road.
Fauquier County
1 WSW New Baltimore Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed at the intersection
of US 29 and Snow Hill Drive.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An NWS employee reported trees down in
Gilbert's Corner.
Loudoun County
1 WSW Raeonian Spgs Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported wires downed
at Meadowlark Drive at Irene Road.
Loudoun County
3 NNE Wheatland Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported two large
trees down at Ash George Road.
Loudoun County
1 NW Wheatland Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An amateur radio operator reported trees
down at the intersection of Route 9 and
287.
Loudoun County
Lucketts Thunderstorm Wind (65EG)
An NWS storm survey observed extensive
tree damage in Lucketts. There were
also wires down in front of Lucketts
Elementary School on Route 15. Winds
were estimated at 75 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SW Dulles Ind Arpt Thunderstorm Wind (51 MG)
The automated observation at Dulles
International Airport measured a wind
gust of 59 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas Thunderstorm Wind (54MG)
An automated observation at Baldwin
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
2 NW Centreville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees and
power lines downed in Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 N Herndon Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An NWS employee reported numerous trees
down near Young Dairy Road, including a
tree on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SSW Herndon Hgts Thunderstorm Wind (50MG)
An automated observation at Hutchison
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 58 MPH.
Fairfax County
Sunset Hills Thunderstorm Wind (55MG)
1 NW Reston
Several trees were downed along Knights
Bridge Court in Reston, with some
trees falling on homes. Trees were
downed sporadically from Automnwood
Road in Reston through Governor Square
and Lake Anna across Baron Cameron
Avenue and further northeast to Route
7. A wind gust of 63 MPH was recorded
at the US Geological Survey Building
nearby.
Loudoun County
1 S Ashburn Thunderstorm Wind (53MG)
An automated observation at Stone Hill
Middle School in Brambleton measured a
wind gust of 61 MPH.
Prince William County
Bristow Thunderstorm Wind (52MG)
An automated observation at Bristow Run
Elementary School measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH.
Manassas (c) County
3 SW Manassas Thunderstorm Wind (54MG)
An automated observation at Manassas
Airport measured a wind gust of 62 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 W Clifton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
The public reported trees downed in
Clifton.
Fairfax County
Herndon Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Downed trees were reported on Madison
Street in Herndon.
Fairfax County
1 NW Pender Thunderstorm Wind (52MG)
An automated observation at Fair Oaks
Hospital measured a wind gust of 60 MPH.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An NWS employee reported several trees
down in the Fairfax and Oakton areas,
including at the intersection of Route
123 and Interstate 66, Spruce Street
in Fairfax, and along Route 123
between Oakton and Vienna.
Fairfax (c) County
1 WNW Fairfax Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Broadcast media relayed a report
of trees down on Warwick Street.
Fairfax County
1 N Sunset Hills Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported multiple
large trees down, including one tree
on a house.
Fairfax County
1 SW Elkins Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported 8
trees snapped off on Fairbanks Street.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees
and power lines downed in Vienna.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A cooperative observer reported
a maple tree split in half.
Manassas (c) County
1 W Manassas Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported a tree
had fallen onto a pickup truck.
Manassas (c) County
1 N Manassas Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported a tree had
fallen onto a house and a car and part
of the roof of an elementary school
was blown off.
Fairfax County
Enola Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported a roof blown
off a house in Dunn Loring. A tree
also fell onto the house.
Fairfax County
3 SW Fairfax Park Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
The public reported trees down at the
intersection of Route 123, Ox Road,
and Silverbrook Road.
Fairfax County
1 SW Merrifield Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees
downed on Prosperity Ave.
Fairfax County
1 WSW Davison Aaf Thunderstorm Wind (56MG)
The automated observation at Fort
Belvoir Davidson Army Airfield
measured a wind gust of 64 MPH.
Military personnel reported several
trees down in the Lewis Village
housing area on post.
Arlington County
1 W Rosslyn Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported a tree
downed on a house.
Arlington County
1 WSW Barcroft Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Virginia Department of Transportation
reported portions of Lee Highway as
well as several secondary roads closed
due to downed trees and power lines.
Fairfax County
Lake Barcroft Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Broadcast media reported a tree fell on
a moving car on Hummer Road in
Annandale. The passenger was killed.
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Fairfax County
1 E Chesterbrook
Gardens Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
1 NNW Baileys Xrds
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Falls Church. There was no metro
service between the East and West
Falls Church stations due to downed
wires.
Fairfax County
Ravenwood Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees
down near Annandale and Barrett roads.
Alexandria (c) County
3 W Alexandria Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed on Knole
Court in Alexandria.
Fairfax County
1 NW Vienna Thunderstorm Wind (52MG)
A trained spotter reported a tree
down near Lawyers Road and Upham
Road in Vienna.
Arlington County
1 SSE South Thunderstorm Wind (51MG)
Washington
The automated observation at
Reagan National Airport measured
a wind gust of 59 MPH.
Fairfax County
Waynewood Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
New Alexandria
Virginia Department of
Transportation reported
numerous trees down along
the George Washington Parkway.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported a
tree down on a colonnade of the
Lyceum Museum.
Frederick County
1 E Green Spg Tornado (EFO)
An NWS Storm Survey concluded
an EF-0 tornado occurred in the
Green Spring/Welltown area.
About a dozen trees were snapped
and uprooted in varied directions
near the intersection of Green
Spring Drive and Green Spring
Court.
Prince William County
Brentsville Flood
A local newspaper reported roads
in Brentsville closed due to high
water.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper Hail (1.75)
Hail was reported by an amateur
radio operator, a trained spotter
and local newspaper. Hail
diameters ranged from nickel to
golf ball-sized.
Highland County
1 WNW Vanderpool Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees down along
Route 84 and US 220 in Vanderpool.
Spotsylvania County
1 NNW Five Mile Hail (1.00)
An amateur radio operator
reported quarter-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Chancellorsville Hail (0.88)
An amateur radio operator
reported nickel-sized hail.
Harrisonburg (c) County
Harrisonburg Thunderstorm Wind (54MG)
An automated observation in
Harrisonburg measured a wind
gust of 62 MPH. Downed trees
and power lines were also
downed in the City.
Augusta County
3 WNW Lofton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
1 SSW Crimora
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
down across Augusta County.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 W Fredericksburg Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
King George County
1 W King George Hail (0.88)
King George Emergency Management
reported nickel-sized hail.
Rockingham County
1 S Elkton Thunderstorm Wind (60MG)
A trained spotter measured a
wind gust of 69 MPH.
Culpeper County
1 S Culpeper Hail (1.00)
A trained spotter measure
quarter-sized hail in Culpeper.
Rockingham County
Mc Gaheysville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
McGaheysville.
Rockingham County
Elkton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Local law enforcement reported
numerous trees and wires down in
Elkton.
Fairfax County
1 N Ravenwood Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Falls Church Emergency Management
reported several trees down on
power lines and one tree on a
house in the City of Falls Church.
King George County
1 W Jersey Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees
down southwest of Jersey.
Albemarle County
1 S Earlysville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
2 E (CHO)
Charlottesville
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported numerous
downed trees and power lines
from Earlysville to Route 29.
Charlottesville (c)
County
Charlottesville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power lines
downed across the City of
Charlottesville.
Culpeper County
1 WSW Stevensburg Tornado (EFO)
1 NW Lignum
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down in eastern Culpeper County
near Stevensburg. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95
mph. Mainly tree damage was
observed. The tornado lifted
near Lignum.
Fauquier County
Goldvein Hail (0.75)
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported penny-sized
hail in Goldvein.
Fauquier County
Goldvein Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency
Management reported trees
and wires down in Goldvein.
Culpeper County
Richardsville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
An NWS storm survey found trees
down in the city of Richersville.
Fauquier County
1 NW Sumerduck Tornado (EFI)
2 SSE Goldvein
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Albemarle County
1 NNW Proffit Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
1 N Rio
Local newspapers reported
dozens of downed trees between
Charlottesville and Hollymead.
Many were on Proffitt Rd, where
one car was damaged.
Stafford County
1 W Storch Tornado (EFI)
1 S Hartwood
An NWS survey concluded that an
EF-1 tornado touched down in the
Sumerduck and Golvein areas in
southern Fauquier County. Maximum
winds were estimated to be 95 mph.
Mainly tree damage was observed.
The tornado crossed into Stafford
County and lifted near Hartwood.
The total path length of the
tornado was near 10 miles.
Stafford County
1 E Mountain View Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees
down across Route 648 1 mile
north of Route 630.
Stafford County
3 ESE Glendia Tornado (EFI)
3 W Brooke
An NWS storm survey concluded
that an EF-1 tornado touched
down briefly in southern Stafford
County approximately 3 miles
south of Ramouth about 400 yards
southwest of the intersection of
Hulls Chapel Road, Route 653, and
Moorewood Lane. Maximum winds were
estimated to be 95 mph. The storm
impacted the community of Woods
of Able Lake located on the south
end of Abel Reservoir. Mainly tree
damage was observed. The tornado
lifted near Mountain View Road and
Oakenwald Lane. This tornado path
intersected the path of a tornado
on May 8, 2008.
Stafford County
Storch Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Aquia
A local newspaper reported
several trees down across
the county. Some trees fell
on cars and 5 homes were
damaged. At least 45 roads
were blocked by trees across
the county.
Orange County
1 NE Daniel Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees
down at Meadowfarm on Monrovia
Road.
Stafford County
2 N Aquia Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Stafford County
3 ENE Berea Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Trees were downed off Enon Road.
Fredericksburg (c)
County
1 SW Fredericksburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported
trees downed in the City of
Fredericksburg.
Orange County
3 SE Thornhill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Numerous trees were downed on
Woodberry Farm Road. A storage
barn secured to the ground by
reed bar was ripped from the
ground and carried 200 feet.
King George County
1 W King George Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported a
tree fell onto a moving car in
King George. No injuries were
reported.
Spotsylvania County
3 ESE Belmont Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
1 SE Four Mile Fork
A local newspaper reported
numerous trees and power
lines down and unspecified
structural damage across
the county.
King George County
Dahlgren Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees
down in Dahlgren.
King George County
1 W King George Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail.
Spotsylvania County
Four Mile Fork Hail (0.75)
An amateur radio operator
reported penny-sized hail.
A stalled front resided across
the Mid Atlantic during the
afternoon and evening of June
4th, allowing moisture and
instability to pool along the
boundary. This combined with
several strong upper level
disturbances resulted in
numerous thunderstorms during
the afternoon and evening. Many
of these thunderstorms became
severe. While penny sized was
reported in spots, damaging
winds from the thunderstorms
was widespread. EF-1 tornadoes
were confirmed near Stevensville
in Culpeper County, in Millwood
in Clarke County and near Hartwood
in Stafford County.
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Dense Fog
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053-055
Dense Fog
Areas of dense fog developed
during the early morning hours
of June 7th across portions of
northern and central Virginia,
including the Washington DC
suburbs, south along the
Interstate 95 corridor.
Visibilities were reduced to
one quarter mile or less.
Rockingham County
3 SE Melrose Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Rockingham County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down at Mt. Valley Road and
Flock Road.
Rockingham County
2 ENE Rocky Bar Hail (0.88)
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail south of Elkton.
Albemarle County
1 NW Lindsay Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Albemarle County Emergency
Management reported a large
limb down at Gordonsville
Road and Watkins Lane.
Loudoun County
2 ESE Purcellville Hail (1.00)
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail at Routes
7 and 287 in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
2 NNE Leesburg Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in Rasberry
Falls.
Culpeper County
1 WNW Jeffersonton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Culpeper County Emergency
Management reported power
lines down in Jeffersonton.
Stafford County
2 SW Mountain View Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Roseville.
Stafford County
1 N Arkendale Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Stafford County Emergency
Management reported a tree
down southeast of Aquia.
A very warm and humid air
mass was entrenched across
the Mid Atlantic during the
late afternoon and evening
hours of June 7th. As an
upper level disturbance moved
across the area, scattered
strong to severe thunderstorms
developed. Damaging winds
brought down some trees and
power lines across north
central Virginia. The largest
diameter hail recorded was
quarter-sized, and occurred in
Purcellville in Loudoun County.
VAZ054
Excessive Heat
A strong ridge of high pressure
set up across the eastern United
States for several days in early
to mid June. High temperatures
reached into the mid to upper
90s across northern Virginia on
June 8. This combined with dew
points in the lower 70s allowed
heat index values to reach near
105. One heat related fatality
in Alexandria was reported.
Frederick County
2 N Mountain Falls Hail (1.00)
An NWS employee reported
quarter-sized hail in Wild Acres.
Winchester (c) County
3 NNW Winchester Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported
penny-sized hail in
Winchester.
Winchester (c) County
4 N Winchester Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several
trees and power lines down in
Winchester. One tree fell on a car
on Piccadilly Street.
Frederick County
1 NW Brucetown Lightning
Frederick County Emergency
Management reported a 15 year
old male sustained minor injuries
while under a tree when lightning
struck the tree.
Clarke County
3 NW Berryville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported
trees down on Route 632 north
of Berryville.
Clarke County
3 SE Swimley Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported damage
to homes near the state line north
of Berryville. One home received
siding, roof, shutter and window
damage. Trees fell into several
homes in the area.
Shenandoah County
1 SE Capon Rd Hail (0.88)
A trained spotter reported
nickel-sized hail in Strasburg.
Madison County
1 E Shelby Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law Enforcement reported trees down in
Shelby.
Loudoun County
1 SW Bluemont Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees down in
Round Hill.
Madison County
1 E Madison Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Madison County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Madison.
Loudoun County
3 E Round Hill Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Purcellville Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Purcellville.
Loudoun County
1 E Taylorstown Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees down
in Taylortown.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported numerous
trees down in Lovettsville.
Loudoun County
2 S Hamilton Hail (1.00)
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Hamilton.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down in Bluemont.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Leesburg Hail (1.00)
2 NE Leesburg Muni
An amateur radio operator reported
quarter-sized hail near Battlefield
parkway, Route 7 Bypass and Route 15 in
Leesburg.
Loudoun County
1 W Lovettsville Thunderstorm Wind (57MG)
An amateur radio operator in
Lovettsville measured a wind gust
of 66 MPH.
Loudoun County
1 SSE Lovettsville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several large
trees snapped at 10 to 15 feet from the
bases on Moyes Bluff Court. One tree
fell into a house.
Loudoun County
2 ENE Lovettsville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
2 NNW Taylorstown
Numerous downed trees blocked roads in
Lovettsville, including Folly Lane.
Albemarle County
1 ENE Albermarie Arpt Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Albemarle County Fire and Rescue
reported multiple trees down on Airport
Road and Route 29.
Fauquier County
Opal Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Fauquier County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Opal.
Fairfax County
1 SW Oakton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed at the
intersection of Route 123 and
Interstate 66.
Fairfax County
1 S Vienna Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Vienna.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees down
southeast of Thornhill. A 40' by 60'
metal building was destroyed.
Spotsylvania County
4 W Holladay Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Several trees were downed north of Lake
Anna. An alpaca farm also sustained
damage.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg Hail (0.88)
Law enforcement reported nickel-sized
hail in Brakenburg.
Spotsylvania County
Brakenberg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law Enforcement reported numerous trees
down in Brokenburg.
A strong cold front moved through the
Mid Atlantic states June 10th afternoon
and evening. Cooler and drier air behind
the front clashed with very warm and
moist air ahead of it, resulting in
scattered to numerous strong to severe
thunderstorms. Storms that became severe
brought down trees and power lines
across north central Virginia.
Lovettsville in Loudoun County recorded
a 66 mph wind gust. Quarter-sized hail
was also reported in Hamilton, also in
Loudoun County.
Shenandoah County
1 E Edinburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law enforcement reported trees down in
Edinburg.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Woodstock.
Rockingham County
1 E Edom Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A utility company reported trees down
on power lines near Linville.
Shenandoah County
New Market Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law enforcement reported trees down in
New Market.
Warren County
1 W Wakeman Mills Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A utility company reported trees down on
power lines southeast of Strasburg.
Clarke County
4 SE Millwood Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Clarke County Emergency Management
reported a downed tree blocking a road
northwest of Paris.
Rappahannock County
1 SE Washington Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down in the Washington
area.
Loudoun County
1 SSW North Fork Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported multiple trees down on
Snickerville Turnpike, Jeb Stuart Road
and Greggsville Road north of Phiomont.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Huntly Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down on Little Long
Mountain Road near Huntly.
Rappahannock County
2 SE Flint Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported trees down along Route 729 in
Flint Hill.
Loudoun County
1 SSW Leesburg Hail (0.88)
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Leesburg.
Frederick County
4 NNW Siler Lightning
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused extensive
damage to a double-wide trailer on
Reynolds Road.
Frederick County
Winchester Arpt Lightning
A local newspaper reported that a
lightning-sparked fire caused minor
property damage east of Winchester.
Albemarle County
2 W Greenwood Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Albemarle County Emergency Management
reported trees down northeast of Afton.
A cold front pushed into the Mid
Atlantic region on June 14. With strong
afternoon heating, scattered strong to
severe thunderstorms developed ahead of
the front in the afternoon and evening.
Some of the storms resulted in downed
trees and power lines. In Leesburg,
Virginia, nickel sized hail was also
reported.
Greene County
2 WSW Quinque Hail (3.75)
3 NE Ruckersville
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported a significant hail storm across
Greene County. Hail ranging from golf
ball to baseball-sized was reported in
Stanardsville, Quince and Ruckersville.
Several vehicles were damages. Nearly 30
horse trailers were destroyed at two
companies. Some reported baseball-sized
holes in roofs of homes and businesses.
The storm left several inches of hail on
the ground and snowplows were called to
clear the roadways. Several crops were
severely damaged to destroyed.
Greene County
Quinque Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees down
near Blue Ridge Road and Amicus Road.
Staunton (c) County
3 WNW Staunton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported trees down
on Route 254 in Staunton.
Madison County
Aroda Hail (1.00)
A local newspaper reported quarter-sized
hail in Aroda.
Madison County
Aroda Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A local newspaper reported trees and
power lines down in Aroda.
Loudoun County
1 SW North Fork Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Philomont.
Loudotut County
2 WSW Purcellville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported trees down near Round Hill.
Loudoun County
1 W Round Hill Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported power lines
down north of Bluemont.
Orange County
1 SW Gordonsville Hail (1.50)
1 E Orange
A Cooperative Observer and trained
spotter reported golf ball sized hail
from Gordonsville to Orange. Hail
covered the ground at times.
Orange County
Old Somerset Hail (1.50)
1 NE Montpelier
Trained Spotters reported golf
ball-sized hail across Orange County.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville Hail (0.75)
A Trained spotter reported of
penny-sized hail.
Orange County
Montpelier Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Orange County Emergency Management
reported trees down in Montpelier
Station.
Albemarle County
1 SE Earlysville Hail (1.00)
Trained spotters and broadcast media
reported hail ranging from the size of
pennies to the size of quarters in the
Earlysville area.
Charlottesville (c)
County
1 NE Charlottesville Hail (0.88)
Broadcast media reported nickel-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 W Centreville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported a tree down
on a car near Centreville.
Fairfax County
1 WNW Pohick Estates Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported a large tree
down on Pohick Road.
Spotsylvania County
Belmont Hail (1.00)
A trained spotters reported hail to the
size of quarters in Belmont.
Alexandria (c) County
1 W Potomac Yard Thunderstorm Wind (55MG)
An automated observation at T. C.
Williams High School measured a wind
gust of 63 MPH.
Nelson County
1 SW Schuyler Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported several trees
and power lines down on Salem Road in
Schuyler.
Albemarle County
3 SSE Farmington Lightning
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
parked house fire on Grayson Road
outside Charlottesville.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 16. With a
warm moist atmosphere in place, numerous
strong to severe thunderstorms developed
in the afternoon and evening. Damaging
winds that lead to the downing of trees
and power lines were common across north
central Virginia. Some locations also
received severe hail. Near Ruckersville,
Virginia, baseball size hail lead to six
inches of accumulation.
Page County
Fairview Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal Hail (0.88)
Penny to nickel-sized hail was reported
in Front Royal.
Spotsylvania County
2 SSW Five Mile Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 WNW Leavells Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Spotsylvania County
1 E Spotsylvania Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fredericksburg (c) County
1 WSW Fredericksburg Hail (1.75)
A trained spotter reported golf ball-
sized hail at the intersection of
Route 1 and Route 3.
An upper level disturbance moving
through Virginia triggered scattered
showers and thunderstorms during the
afternoon of June 19th. A few of the
thunderstorms produced large hail over
central Virginia. Golf ball size hail
fell near the city of Fredericksburg.
Harrisonburg (c) County
1 SW Harrisonburg Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in Harrisonburg.
Shenandoah County
1 W Orkney Spgs Lightning
Shenandoah County Emergency Management
reported a barn destroyed by lightning
in the OrkneyBayes area.
Page County
2 ENE Ingham Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Page County Fire and Rescue reported
trees down across Dovel Hollow Road near
Stanley.
Fauquier County
3 WSW Morrisville Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail in near Sumerduck.
Prince William County
1 N Bristow Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Fairfax County
1 E Vienna Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Alexandria (c) County
3 WSW Alexandria Lightning
A local newspaper reported a lightning-
sparked fire at a condominium complex.
Lightning caused a roof fire at the
Alexandria Knolls West condominium. A
major electrical panel was destroyed and
an explosion went through the adjacent
wall, causing severe damage to a unit on
the 8th flood.
A trough of low pressure triggered
scattered showers and thunderstorms over
north central Virginia during the
afternoon of June 19th. Damaging winds
brought down trees near Stanley in Page
County. Penny-sized hail occurred near
Harrisonburg and in Vienna. Lighting
also caused damage to a condominium
estate in Alexandria.
VAZ027-030
Wildfire
A wildfire was sparked by lightning at
Richardson Knob at the northern portion
of Massanutten Mountain in the George
Washington and Jefferson National
Forrest on June 14. Approximately 200
acres of forest burned in Warren and
Shenandoah Counties. Fires approached
private property lines, but no property
damage or injuries were reported. The
fire was put out by early June 17.
Nelson County
1 S Avon Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Stanley Hail (1.00)
A local newspaper reported 2 mobile
homes severe damaged and left
uninhabitable due to quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville Hail (0.75)
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SSE Stanley Hail (1.00)
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Page County
1 SE Luray Hail (0.75)
A trained spotter reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
1 W Marksville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A Page County official reported trees
and power lines down in Stanley. A local
newspaper reported a dugout pulled
completely off its foundation.
Page County
1 SE Luray Hail (0.75)
A county official reported penny-sized
hail.
Page County
3 ESE Fairview Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A Page County official reported trees
down in the Lake Arrowhead area.
Rappahannock County
4 W Sperryville Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law enforcement reported trees down near
Thormon Gap at Route 211.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville Hail (0.75)
A trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Sperryville.
Rappahannock County
Sperryville Thunderstorm Wind (52MG)
A trained spotter measured a wind gust
of 60 MPH in Sperryville.
King George County
1 S Comorn Hail (1.00)
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
King George County
1 W Ninde Hail (1.00)
A trained spotter reported quarter-sized
hail.
Fauquier County
Opal Hail (1.00)
An NWS employee reported quarter-sized
hail in Opal.
Prince William County
1 SSW Hoadly Hail (1.00)
Trained spotters reported quarter-sized
hail near Dale City.
A cold front approached the Mid Atlantic
during the afternoon of June 22.
Afternoon heating contributed to strong
instability that helped to focus
scattered strong to severe thunderstorms
ahead of a cold front. Damaging winds
brought some trees and power lines down
in north central Virginia. Large hail
was also reported. Hail to the size of
quarters fell Opal and Stanley. The
hail damaged 2 mobile homes near Dale
City.
Fauquier County
1 NE Remington Hail (0.75)
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Remington.
Page County
1 S Grove Hill Hail (0.75)
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail south of Shenandoah.
Loudoun County
2 SW Leesburg Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Loudoun County Emergency Management
reported a tree down at the intersection
of Davis Avenue and South King Street in
Leesburg.
Madison County
1 E Haywood Hail (0.75)
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Haywood.
Fauquier County
3 NNW Sumerduck Hail (0.75)
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail near Sumerduck.
Shenandoah County
Woodstock Hail (0.75)
Trained spotters reported penny-sized
hail in Woodstock.
Clarke County
1 SW Boyce Hail (0.88)
Trained spotters reported penny to
nickel sized hail in Boyce.
A cold front over the Mid Atlantic
combined with a warm and moist
atmosphere sparked scattered
thunderstorms during the afternoon and
evening of June 23rd. Some of the
thunderstorms became severe, producing
damaging winds and large hail.
Nickel size hail occurred in Boyce.
Nelson County
Lovingston Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Nelson County Emergency Management and
Fire and Rescue Departments reported
trees and power lines down near Route 29
in Livingston.
Nelson County
2 N Schuyler Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Nelson County Fire and Rescue Department
reported trees and power lines down at
the 3600 block of Green Creek Road.
Spotsylvania County
1 W Hams Ford Hail (1.00)
A trained spotter reporter quarter-sized
hail near Thornburg.
A warm and humid air mass helped to
support the development of isolated to
scattered thunderstorms on June 27th. A
few thunderstorms became severe across
north central Virginia during the
afternoon. One inch diameter hail was
reported in Thornburg.
Frederick County
1 S Cross Jet Thunderstorm Wind (52EG)
A wind gust of 60 MPH was reported near
Whitacre.
Fairfax County
1 ENE Fairfax Park Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A Fairfax County Official reported trees
down on Forester Blvd. and Donset Road
and power lines down on Hillside Road.
Heat and humidity strengthened across
the Mid Atlantic ahead of a cold front
during the afternoon and evening of June
28th. This led to scattered
thunderstorms which produced damaging
winds in some locations across north
central Virginia. These winds brought
down trees and power lines.
Warren County
1 SSW Front Royal Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Warren County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Browntown.
Warren County
1 W Front Royal Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law enforcement reported a tree down on
Brown Avenue near Front Royal.
Rappahannock County
2 NW Castleton Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Rappahannock County Emergency Management
reported a tree down near Castleton.
A cold front moved into the Mid Atlantic
region on June 29th. With afternoon heat
and humidity in place, scattered strong
to severe thunderstorms developed during
the afternoon and evening hours.
Damaging winds brought down some trees
in Warren and Rappahannock Counties in
north central Virginia.
Fairfax County
Belle Haven Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
Law enforcement reported a tree down at
the intersection of Fort Hunt Road and
Belle Haven Road.
Alexandria (c) County
2 SE Alexandria Thunderstorm Wind (50EG)
A trained spotter reported a downed tree
blocking Fairfax Street between Wilkes
and Gibbon Streets.
Fauquier County
1 E Meetze Thunderstorm Wind (56EG)
A wind gust of 65 MPH was reported near
Warrenton.
An upper level disturbance swung across
the Mid Atlantic during the afternoon
and evening of June 30th. With lingering
moisture in place, scattered
thunderstorms developed in the
afternoon. A few storms became severe,
producing damaging winds that downed
trees across portions of Fauquier and
Fairfax Counties along with the city of
Alexandria.
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