Additions/corrections
Storm Data, July, 2004
Time Path Path
Local/ Length Width
Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards)
Additions/Corrections
INDIANA, Central
INZ064-069>071 Bartholomew--Martin--Lawrence--Jackson
02 2030EST
13 1628EST
2 to 5 inches of rain fell from the
1st through the 5th on top of already
saturated ground caused moderate river
flooding along the East Fork White
River. This was the worst flooding
along the East Fork White since May
1996. There were numerous roads closed
and many evacuations.
FS in Crest in Date
Location: feet: feet: of Crest:
Columbus 9.0 13.8 January 6
Seymour 12.0 19.0 January 5
Rivervale 20.0 32.8 January 8
Bedford 20.0 29.0 January 8
Williams 8.0 16.5 January 9
Shoals 20.0 27.9 January 10
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002>003-006>010- Northern Wasatch FrontBrigham City/
015 Ogden Bountiful--Salt Lake And Toole
Valleys--Wasatch Mountain Valleys/
Huntsville/Park City/Heber--Wasatch
Mountains 180 North--Wasatch Mountains
South Of 180--Western Unita Mountains
--Wasatch Plateau/Book Cliffs--West
Central Utah/Delta
01 1200MST
04 0600MST
A strong and cold upper-level Pacific
trough moved into northern Utah. This
storm brought heavy snow accumulations
to both valley and mountain locations
in northern Utah. Some of the higher
snow totals include Alta UDOT 29
inches, Snowbird 21 inches, Beaver 14
inches, Gunnison 12 inches, and Salina
10 inches. Power was lost to 13500
homes in the Wasatch Front as very
strong winds accompanied the snow.
Some of the stronger gusts include
Sherwood Hills 85 mph, Stockton 75
mph, Signal Peak 72 mph, Tooele 66
mph, and Lost Creek 62 mph. Large
snow drifts also caused transportation
problems. A drift of 8 feet was
reported along State Road 111 near
Bacchus.
UTZ002>003-006>008- Northern Wasatch Front/Brigham City/
010 Ogden Bountiful--Salt Lake And Toole
Valleys--Wasatch Mountain Valleys/
Huntsville/Park City/Heber--Wasatch
Mountains 180 North--Wasatch Mountains
South Of 180--Wasatch PlateauBook
Cliffs
25 0000MST
1700MST
A cold Pacific storm system moved
into Utah and affected mainly northern
sections of the state. Some of the
larger snowfall totals include Alta
UDOT 20 inches, Snowbird 20 inches,
Spruces 18 inches, Farmington Canyon
18 inches, and Snowbasin 18 inches.
UTZ004-008-010-017 Southern Wasatch Front/Lehi/Provo/
Nephi--Wasatch Mountains South Of
180--Wasatch PlateauBook Cliffs
--Central And Southwest Mountains
30 1600MST
31 1230MST
An upper level trough moved into
Utah from the northwest and affected
northern valleys and mountains as well
as the southern mountain areas. Some
of the larger snowfall totals include
Sundance 8 inches, Alta UDOT 6 inches,
Snowbird 6 inches, Farmington Canyon 6
inches, and Gooseberry Ranger Station
6 inches.
CALIFORNIA, Western
Alameda County
Dublin 27 1920PST
1925PST
A thunderstorm produced at least 3/4
inch hail just cast of Dublin.
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Countywide 05 0900CST
1020CST
Several county roads were underwater
and impassable.
TNZ008>010-024- Sumner--Macon--Clay--Humphreys--
027>028-030>033- Davidson--Wilson--Smith--Jackson
057>063-065>066-075- --Putnam--Overton--Hickman--Lewis
078>079-093>095 --Williamson--Maury--Marshall
--Rutherford--Cannon--White
--Cumberland--Bedford--Warren--
Grundy--Wayne--Lawrence--Giles
05 1000CST
06 12000ST
Coles Ferry Road and Langford Road
were flooded and impassable. Mill
Creek was 6 feet over its banks at
the intersection of Thompson Lane
and Glen Rose at 1019 AM CST in
Davidson County. Water covered state
Highway 96 in Rutherford County.
Several homes were flooded in the
Walter Hill Subdivision. 5 teenagers
had to be rescued from the top of a
Jeep Grand Cherokee due to high water
at the Rebel Meadow subdivision in
Williamson County. Water was covering
the parking lot and playground at
Nolensville Elementary school so
school was closed early at 1030 AM.
Old Creek Road was closed and Spring
Creek Church Road was under water in
Jackson County. Also, at 430 PM CST,
there was stream overflow at the
intersection of Greenwood Ridge Road
and Old Roaring River Road, about 5
miles east of Gainesboro.
Roads were flooded and closed in
Sumner, Overton, Clay, Warren,
Marshall, Cannon and Cumberland
Counties. One motorist had to abandon
his vehicle on Pettigap Road in Warren
County because he tried to drive
through a flooded roadway. A school
bus driver, Diane Walsh, was trapped
in a school bus in Clay County by
floodwater near Wet Mill Creek in
Mordock Hollow.
Numerous roads were closed and
impassable according to TDOT in Putnam
County. South Cumberland Street in
Lebanon became impassable. Numerous
other roads were flooded countywide
in Wilson County. Stewarts Ferry Pike
was flooded and impassable around 11
PM CST. Paint Rock Road and Clydon
Road were flooded were flooded in
Humphreys County. Coles Ferry Road
and Langford Road were flooded and
impassable in Sumner County. Numerous
secondary roads were closed due to
high water in Bedford County. There
was widespread flooding on Higgins Rd.
McClanahan Road and County House Road,
just south of Carthage, were flooded.
4 houses and 5 mobile homes were
submerged by water at Watervale, about
3 miles west of Carthage. Homes were
surrounded by water in the Roundlick
Creek subdivision. Damage to roads in
Smith county alone was $25,000.
Several water rescues had to be made
to rescue those trapped in their
homes.
Roads were flooded in White County.
Schools were closed early. A water
rescue in a vehicle was made on Blue
Springs Road. A 1997 Buick LeSabre
had water up to the shoulders of the
driver.
Several county roads were under water
and impassable in Wayne and Lawrence
Counties. One home had a flooded
basement in Lawrenceburg. Napier Road
near Hohenwald was under water and
impassable. Numerous roads were closed
in Macon and Clay Counties. Two
families had to be evacuated, one near
Lafayette and the other family at Red
Boiling Springs.
Stones River Road and Christian-
Fosterville Roads were closed. Several
homes were flooded in the Walter Hill
area around 3 PM CST. Portions of
Nolensville Road and South Hall Road
were flooded in Williamson County. Hwy
46 at Lyles was closed due to high
water. School was dismissed early on
Feb. 5th. Hwy 129 near Lynnville in
Giles county was under water. Flooding
along the Elk River near Elkton killed
27 Holstein steers worth about
$40,000.
Roads were impassable in Marshall due
to flooding on the Duck River.
Total damage by my estimate was
$110,000 for all these counties.
KANSAS, Southwest
Edwards County
5 NW Kinsley to 27 1313CST 8.5 1300
12 N Kinsley 1325CST
This tornado became very large and
dusty. Several farms were hit with
minor damage to other outbuildings
across it's path. One farm sustained
a direct hit. Five equipment buildings
were destroyed and the house was
knocked from it's foundation. Trees
were mangled and debarked. A stock
trailer was blown 3/4 of a mile from
it's original location and an oil tank
was rolled .3 of a mile. A stack of
hay bales was demolished with the
remnants piled 10 feet thick in a
grove of trees. One large cedar tree
was carried about a mile. As the
tornado was dissipating, it crossed
into Pawnee county at a location 12
miles north of Kinsley.
Pawnee County
7 S Rozel to 27 1325CST 1.5 50
6 SSE Rozel 1328CST
This tornado is the same one that
moved out of Edwards county. It was
dissipating at this time. Dust with
the tornado remained in the air for
about another 10 minutes (along with
falling tumble weeds).
ILLINOIS, Central
Douglas County
4 NW Tuscola to 20 13000ST 3 50
5.7 NW Tuscola 1306CST
A tornado touched down at the
intersection of 1300N and 750E in
northwestern Douglas County. In this
location it damaged the front porch of
a home, destroyed the garage, damaged
a couple of sheds and blew down
several large trees. When the garage
collapsed it damaged a 1975 Corvette,
as well as another car and two antique
tractors. The tornado then traveled to
the north northeast damaging an
abandoned home, before crossing from
Douglas County into Champaign County,
5.7 miles north northwest of Tuscola.
No injuries were reported.
Champaign County
3 SW Pesotum to 20 1306CST 0.9 50
2 SSW Pesotum 1310CST
As the tornado crossed from Douglas
County into Champaign County, 3 miles
southwest of Pesotum, it destroyed a
barn as well as several trees and
power lines. The tornado lifted and
dissipated 2 miles south southwest of
Pesotum. No injuries were reported.
Champaign County
4 NE Philo 20 1332CST 0.1 50
A tornado briefly touched down in a
field. No damage or injuries were
reported.
Mason County
Havana 20 1545CST
Stark County
6.5 E Wyoming to 20 1605CST 1 75
7.3 ENE Wyoming 1606CST
A tornado touched down 6.5 miles east
of Wyoming (Stark County). As it
traveled east, it blew out 5 windows
on a house and damaged the roof of a
barn. Also, numerous trees were either
uprooted or snapped off. The tornado
then crossed from Stark County into
Marshall County 7.3 miles east
northeast of Wyoming. No injuries
were reported.
Marshall County
.4 NW Camp Grove to 20 1606CST 8.1 440
8.1 NE Camp Grove 1617CST
The tornado crossed from Stark County
into Marshall County four tenths of
a mile northwest of Camp Grove. It
initially blew down numerous trees
and power lines until it reached the
intersection of 1300N and 250E where
it destroyed a shed and a pole barn
which had farm equipment in it. The
farm equipment was damaged with damage
estimated around $250,000. It then
continued moving northeast blowing a
grain bin into a field, blew down more
trees and power lines then crossed
into Bureau County (WFO DVN county
warning area) west of Whitefield. No
injuries were reported.
Knox County
3 NW Victoria to 20 1640CST 2.8 30
4.5 N Victoria 1643CST
A tornado touched down 3 miles
northwest of Victoria and traveled
to the northeast. As it reached the
intersection of 2500N and 1700E, it
destroyed one farm building and
damaged two other farm buildings.
It continued to move to the northeast
lifting 4.5 miles north of Victoria.
Several trees and power lines were
blown down as well. No injuries were
reported.
Tazewell County
1 S Pekin 20 1645CST
Mclean County
Anchor 20 17000ST
Woodford County
1 W El Paso 20 1722CST
LAKE SUPERIOR
Saxon Hbr Wi To
Ontonagon Mi
Little Girls Point 28 2025CST
A 60 mph wind gust was reported.
MICHIGAN, Upper
Gogebic County
14 NW Ironwood 28 2025CST
A 60 mph thunderstorm wind gust was
reported.
Ontonagon County
2 W Silver City 28 2152EST
Two large trees were broken off.
Ontonagon County
Silver City 28 2210EST
Several trees were blown down.
Marquette County
6 E Champion 28 2330EST
A large tree, 2 feet in diameter,
was blown down.
As a cold front approached from the
west, scattered thunderstorms broke
out over western Upper Michigan late
in the evening of the 28th. A few of
these thunderstorms became severe,
with damaging winds reported at Little
Girl's Point in Gogebic County, at
Silver City, and near Champion. The
storms dissipated as they moved east
overnight.
PACIFIC
GUZ002 Micronesia
07 0000SST
09 2359SST
TYPHOON SUDAL
Sudal began on the morning of April
4th as a 35 mph tropical depression
about 130 miles west-southwest of
Chuuk. Initially moving northwest,
Sudal became a tropical storm that
night as it moved over the island
of Puluwat. Its northwest movement
took Sudal between Satawal and Ulul
around 1200 SST on the 5th, and
continued until the morning of the
6th, when Sudal was perched about
290 miles southeast of Guam as a
tropical storm with maximum winds
of 65 mph. Sudal then turned west,
becoming a typhoon that afternoon
and coming to within 230 miles south-
southwest of Guam around noon on the
7th. At this point, Sudal was still
moving west, and it appeared it would
continue on a west-northwest track,
dealing no more than a glancing blow
to the northernmost islands of Yap
State. But Sudal instead turned west-
southwest the evening of the 7th,
passing about 40 miles south-southeast
of Fais the next morning. On the
morning of April 9th, Typhoon Sudal
turned west-northwest again, dealing
Yap a severe blow as it passed just
south of the main island.
Chuuk State:
After moving directly over Puluwat as
a 40 mph tropical storm at 0100 SST on
April 5th, Sudal passed 50 miles west-
southwest of Ulul around 1200 SST. At
Puluwat, the highest sustained wind
was 23 mph from the west at 0700 SST.
At Ulul, 6.68" of rain fell in the 24
hours ending at 1700 SST on the 4th.
Storm Damage in Chuuk State: Coastal
inundation at Ulul was 2 feet or less,
destroying some cultivated subsistence
crops and contaminating the water
supply, and beach erosion was slight.
Some poorly-built structures lost
their roofs. No deaths or injuries
were reported.
Yap State:
In eastern Yap State, Sudal passed
115 miles east-northeast of Satawal
with maximum sustained winds of 45
mph at 1300 SST on April 5th, then
intensified over the next day and a
half, reaching 85 mph as it passed
165 miles north of Woleai on the
morning of the 7th at 0700 SST.
Sudal continued to intensify, reaching
110 mph as it passed 40 miles south-
southeast of Fais at 0900 SST April
8th, and 115 mph as it passed 65
miles south-southeast of Ulithi that
afternoon at 1330 SST.
Only hand-held wind-measuring
equipment is available at Satawal
and Woleai, where winds of 25 mph
gusting to 40 mph were estimated as
Sudal passed. At Ulithi, the automated
station recorded a highest sustained
wind of 58 mph from the east-northeast
at 2100 SST the evening of the 8th,
followed two hours later by the peak
gust of 82 mph. The lowest pressure
of 991.6 mb was recorded at 1600 SST
that afternoon. Rainfall was heavy,
with 6.34 inches recorded in the 24
hours ending the 9th at 0100 SST. No
measuring equipment exists on Fais,
but conditions there were likely
similar to those on Ulithi.
the southeast at 1157 SST. The peak
gust of 112 mph from the southeast
was recorded at 1135 SST. However,
a NWS assessment team determined from
damage on the south end of Yap Island
that maximum sustained winds there
were likely in the low typhoon
category 3 range of 115 to 120 mph
gusting to 140 mph. The lowest sea-
level pressure was 958.5 mb at 1050
SST. Rainfall at the airport totaled
5.24 inches in the 24 hours ending at
2200 SST on the 9th, while 7.88 inches
fell in the 48 hours ending at the
same time. A brief eye passage was
observed on the extreme southern tip
of Yap.
At the time of its closest approach
to Yap, Sudal was also passing 70
miles north-northeast of the tiny
island of Ngulu. No functioning
instrumentation exists on Ngulu, but
sustained winds likely reached around
50 mph from the northwest, with gusts
to around 70 mph, as Sudal passed. No
rainfall measurements are available,
but from enhanced infrared imagery it
is probable that 6 to 9 inches of rain
fell during Sudal's passage.
Storm Damage in Yap State: In spite
of Sudal's intensity and the massive
damage it wrought on Yap, no deaths
or serious injuries were reported
anywhere in Yap State. Damage for
individual islands or island groups
is summarized below:
Satawal, Woleai, Faraulep,
Ifalik, Eauripik, Lamotrek
and surrounding atolls: Coastal
inundation was 1 to 2 feet, except
2 to 3 feet at Faraulep, with moderate
beach erosion. Many cultivated
subsistence crops such as breadfruit
and coconuts were damaged or destroyed
by salt spray, and some water sources
were contaminated by salt.
Fais: Because Fais is an elevated
island, coastal inundation was not
significant, but 14 to 18 foot surf
brought moderate to severe beach
erosion. Water sources were partly
contaminated by sea spray. Some
poorly-built structures were damaged,
especially wood and tin roofs.
Ulithi: Coastal inundation of 2 to 3
feet and surf ranging from 14 to 18
feet resulted in moderate to severe
beach erosion and contamination of
some water sources. Most subsistence
crops were destroyed by inundation
and sea spray, and a few trees were
lost as well. Some wood and tin roofs
were damaged, and some poorly-built
structures were lost.
Yap: Since Yap itself was pounded by
Sudal's eye wall for 4 or 5 hours, it
suffered by far the worst damage of
any location in Yap State. Over 90%
of the buildings and other structures
were damaged or destroyed. Out of 1700
residences, 700 were destroyed. Of the
remaining 1000 homes, only 41 were
undamaged. The hospital, airport, most
government facilities, and the water,
power and communications systems were
all severely damaged. Wooden homes
suffered the worst, while concrete
structures fared much better. Along
the eastern and southern coasts, the
storm surge destroyed the many wooden
homes built along the shoreline, and
severely damaged the seawall. Of the
8,000 or so residents on Yap, about
1500 were in shelters, of which about
1000 were homeless. Subsistence crops
were almost totally destroyed, and the
ground in coastal areas was saturated
with salt water, making it unsuitable
for cultivation. A storm surge of 8 to
12 feet, along with pounding surf as
high as 22 feet, severely damaged the
coral reefs, one of Yap's main tourist
attractions.
Ngulu: Little information is available
from Ngulu, other than that four of
Ngulu's eight water storage tanks were
destroyed. Otherwise, damage there was
likely similar to that experienced at
Ulithi.
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002 Northern Wasatch Front/Brigham
City/Ogden Bountiful
06 1645MST
07 1700MST
Thunderstorms associated with a
relatively mild upper-level Pacific
storm system trained from southwest
to northeast over the Farmington
canyon area Tuesday evening April
6, 2004. The storms dropped 2.36
inches of rain over the previously
burned area and created a landslide/
mudslide of about 5,000 cubic yards
of earth that rolled in to residential
areas of Farmington.
UTZ007>010-012 Wasatch Mountains 180 North--Wasatch
Mountains South Of 180 Western Unita
Mountains Wasatch PlateauBook Cliffs--
Castle Country/Price/Castle/Dale/Emery
20 2000MST
22 1400MST
A cold Canadian trough moved from
north to south across eastern Utah.
The system brought heavy snows to
areas that aren't accustomed to
seeing heavy snow at the end of
April. Some of the larger snow totals
include: 20 inches at Dills Camp and
Indian Canyon, 17 inches at Farmington
Canyon, Alta Lifts 16.5, 16 inches
at Timpanogos, 15 at Seeley Creek,
14 inches at Black Flat, 13
at Donkey Reservoir, 12 inches at
Brian Head, 12 inches at Snowbird,
11 inches at Kolob, 11 inches at
Silver Lake Brighton, 10
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-007 Cache Valley/Utah Portion--
Wasatch Mountains 180 North
28 0500MST
2200MST
UTZ002-004>006- Northern Wasatch Front/Brigham City/
8009>009 Ogden Bountiful--Southern Wasatch
Front/Lehi/Provo/Nephi--Great Salt
Lake Desert And Mountains/Wendover/
Snowville--Wasatch Mountain Valleys/
Huntsville/Park City/Heber--Wasatch
Mountains South Of 180--Western Unita
Mountains
28 0500MST
2200MST
UTZ003-007 Salt Lake And Toole Valleys--
Wasatch Mountains 180 North
28 0500MST
2200MST
A strong late season cold upper-level
low and its associated cold front
moved through northern Utah. The front
brought rain, locally heavy snow and
widespread strong wind to the Wasatch
Front and Wasatch Mountains. Some of
the strongest wind gusts included 72
mph at Park Valley, 56 mph at
Coalville, and 53 mph in Hooper. Areas
of heavy snow were also observed over
the far northern areas of the state.
Logan reported 5 inches and 9 inches
at Snowbasin.
ARKANSAS, Northwest
Benton County
Bentonville 13 08000ST
A man was struck by lightning while
he was helping someone repair a car
window. He was taken to the hospital
where tests concluded he did not
suffer any major damage. He did,
however, suffer some vision problems
and some pain in his joints during
the next day or so.
ILLINOIS, Northeast
Kendall County
2 N Yorkville 23 1820CST
1825CST
Kendall County
Yorkville 23 1827CST
1835CST
There were several reports of hail 3/4
inch and larger from in and around
Yorkville. The largest was golfball
size at the intersection of Route
126 and 71.
Grundy County
4 S Morris 23 1837CST
1842CST
Reported at the intersection
of Routes 47 and 113.
Lake County
Round Lake 23 1850CST
1855CST
Reported at the intersection
of Routes 12 and 120.
Will County
3 W Plainfield to 23 1851CST
3 N Plainfield 1905CST
There were numerous reports of hail
ranging from nickel size to golfball
size. Some locations included 135th
and Route 30, 248th Avenue and 119th
Street, 1 mile west of Route 59, 135th
and the Kendall-Will County line, and
on 11th Street, west of Route 59.
Will County
5 NE Lockport 23 1852CST
1857CST
Reported at the intersection of 135th
Street and County Line Road.
Du Page County
Glendale Hgts 23 1902CST
1907CST
Reported at the intersection of
Bloomingdale Road and North Avenue.
Lake County
Waukegan 23 1917CST
1923CST
Livingston County
10 SW Pontiac to 23 1926CST 7.8 240
8 W Pontiac 1935CST
A tornado moved into Livingston
County from McLean County, 1.7 miles
northwest of Chenoa. A farm house was
unroofted and a double-wide mobile
home, outbuildings and grain bins were
destroyed. The tornado ended 8 miles
southwest of Pontiac or 2.5 miles
southwest of Ocoya. At its strongest
point, the tornado was 240 yards wide,
with wind speeds between 130 and 140
mph. For additional information on
this tornado, see Storm Data for
ILLINOIS, Central.
Cook County
Alsip 23 1930CST
1935CST
Will County
New Lenox 23 1935CST
1940CST
Reported at the intersection of School
House Road and Route 30.
Cook County
Burbank 23 1949CST
1954CST
Reported at the intersection of
87th Street and Cicero Avenue.
Cook County
Chicago 23 1950CST
1955CST
Reported at the intersection of
54th Street and Karlov Road.
ILLINOIS, Northwest
Carroll County
Chadwick 21 1808CST
1810CST
Hailed continuously for 10 to 15
minutes with hail of all sizes.
Whiteside County
2 NE Penrose 21 1824CST
1826CST
Strong to severe storms developed
north of a stationary front across
Iowa and Northern Illinois during
the afternoon and evening hours. A
strong low level jet continuously
pumped copious amounts of moisture
over the front that resulted in heavy
rain and flash flooding. The proximity
of the front allowed sufficient wind
shear to be present that allowed 6
tornadoes to develop during peak
heating hours across Benton, Linn,
and Jones counties. The KDVN 88D
radar was taken out by a lightning
strike just before 1800 CST but had
estimated that close to 9 inches of
rain had fallen across the Cedar
Indian Rapids metropolitan area and
headwaters of Creek.
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena 22 0243CST
0248CST
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena 22 0244CST
0248CST
Jo Daviess County
Galena 22 0249CST
0305CST
1 inch of rain in 15 minutes.
Yards flooded.
Jo Daviess County
Hanover to 22 0306CST
Elizabeth 0309CST
2 large trees down between
Hanover and Elizabeth
Jo Daviess County
Apple River Canyon Sp 22 0315CST
0319CST
Large cottonwood tree down
Stephenson County
Eleroy 22 0345CST
0348CST
Rock Island County
Loud Thunder Park 22 0408CST
0410CST
Occurred in the Lake George area of
the park. A low level jet developed
the first of two squall lines in
western iowa that raced east across
Iowa and Illinois. The first squall
line travelled north of the stationary
front across Iowa and Northern
Illinois. The storms brought renewed
heavy rain to areas that had been
saturated by storms just hours
earlier.
The second of two squall lines that
developed in western Iowa the night
of 21 May 2004 moved across Eastern
Iowa and Northwest Illinois during
the morning hours. The squall line
had weakened considerably during the
night so severe weather was sporatic
but produced heavy rain over areas
that were already saturated and thus
renewed flash flooding. The most
impressive feature of the squall line
as it approached was a very prominent
shelf cloud that could be observed
from horizon to horizon.
Jo Daviess County
3 N Hanover 22 2211CST
2213CST
Jo Daviess County
2.4 SW Warren 22 2248CST
Scattered severe stones developed
north of a persistent stationary
front across Iowa and Northern
Illinois as the low level jet
strengthened after sunset.
Hancock County
Nauvoo 23 0218CST
0222CST
Numerous trees down
Hancock County
Nauvoo 23 0219CST
0220CST
Jo Daviess County
Galena 23 03000ST
0330CST
1.25 inches in 30 minutes.
Street flooding
Carroll County
.8 E Savanna 23 0320CST
0328CST
Several very large trees down with a
carport damaged in the Carroll Heights
subdivision up on the bluffs East of
the City.
A persistent stationary front
continued to remain across Iowa
and Northern Illinois. Two squall
lines developed in the late afternoon
in Western Iowa, one north and one
south of the stationary front. These
squall lines raced east across Eastern
Iowa and Northern Illinois. Flash
flooding was again renewed across
parts of Northeast Iowa that had been
hit with three rounds of heavy rain in
the past 48 hours. A woman was killed
in Benton County Iowa and her husband
injured when they drove a truck into a
flooded and washed out road.
Hancock County
2 NNW Hamilton to 24 2013CST
1 N Ferris 2032CST
Continuous path of straight line winds
from the Mississippi River north of
Hamilton to between Ferris and Adrian
were 30 power poles were snapped off
near the ground.
Hancock County
Carthage 24 2025CST
2030CST
McDonough County
1.5 S Macomb 24 2125CST
2128CST
Strong thunderstorms developed across
Northern Missouri during the afternoon
hours and crossed over a warm front in
Northeast Missouri. A lone supercell
thunderstorm became elevated after it
crossed the warm front and moved
across Clark County in Missouri, Lee
County in Iowa, and Hancock and
McDonough Counties in Illinois.
Rotational velocity with the
mesocyclone was 60 knots (69 mph) off
of KLSX 88D in Clark County but storm
surveys indicated only straight line
wind damage of 43 to 52 knots (50 to
60 mph) with localized winds of 65
knots (75 mph) across Clark, Lee,
Hancock, and McDonough counties.
Surveys did indicate a continuous
line of straight line wind damage
from the north side of Keokuk, Iowa,
northeast across the Mississippi River
Mercer County
2.2 WNW Eliza 30 0500CST
0900CST
1665 45th Street; water deep and
moving fast across the road.
Rock Island County
Carbon Cliff 30 0652CST
Water running down 1st Avenue
Henry County
3 N Atkinson 30 0701CST
0704CST
Very large branches down from a walnut
tree
Henry County
1 SE Kewanee 30 0800CST
Creek out of banks
Mercer County
.8 W Joy 30 0805CST
Water ponded atjunction of IL 17 and
100th Street
Bureau County
2 WNW Princeton 30 0807CST
0811CST
Power lines down near the 52 mile
marker on I-80
Mercer County
.8 SW Preemption 30 0810CST
Water pending on U.S. 67
Bureau County
1 N Princeton 30 0814CST
0815CST
Also reported by public
Henry County
4.4 SW Orion 30 0830CST
1400CST
Camp creek flooded out the bridge on
County Line Road with 2 feet of water
Mercer County
1.3 NNE Swedona 30 0830CST
1400CST
Camp creek flooded out the bridge on
County Line Road with 2 feet of water
Putnam County
Countywide 30 0945CST
1230CST
Numerous creeks out of their banks
with many roads closed in the western
part of the county A squall line
supported by a strong low level jet
interacted with a stationary front in
a near tropical atmosphere produced
widespread heavy rain. Due to already
very wet antecedent conditions, flash
flooding occurred along with scattered
severe wind reports.
Hancock County
Nauvoo 30 1335CST
1339CST
KDVN 88D had 80 knots aloft in Lee
County Iowa
Hancock County
2 E Nauvoo 30 1336CST
1338CST
Mcdonough County
3.2 NW Blandinsville 30 1409CST
1411CST
On County Line Road
Mcdonough County
2 E Blandinsville 30 1412CST
1418CST
Power lines down; one trailer home
destroyed and another is missing a
roof, semi overturned with a propane
tank moved off its foundation. A shed
was tipped over.
Warren County
1 E Smithshire 30 1428CST
1435CST
Winds estimated at 55 to 60 mph.
Mcdonough County
7.5 E Macomb to 30 1652CST
Macomb
Water ponded in spots on U.S. 136 from
Macomb to junction of IL 41
Putnam County
Countywide 30 1658CST
Water running off fields into
roadside ditches A storm system
affected the region during the
afternoon and evening hours bringing
a warm front and cold front through
the area. A tropical atmosphere
allowed more heavy rain to occur, and,
due to exceedingly wet antecedent
conditions, more flash flooding
occured albeit quite localized. The
triple point of the warm/cold/
occluded fronts moved through Iowa,
Benton, and Buchanan counties. This
area had a desirable shear profile
that allowed several tornadoes to
develop. Further south in Lee County
Iowa, mesoscale boundaries left over
from the early morning storms allowed
additional tornadoes to develop due
to favorable shear profiles. The
storms in Southeast Iowa organized
into another squall line that raced
eastward into Illinois.
Carroll County
Lanark 31 1436CST
1439CST
Six trees down with several power
lines. Trees of sufficient size to
block several roads.
Whiteside County
3.5 N Sterling 31 1506CST
1507CST
An upper level disturbance initiated
thunderstorms during the afternoon
hours across Eastern Iowa and
Northwest Illinois. A weak boundary
across Northwest Illinois allowed
storms to become better organized and
produce severe weather. In Muscatine
County Iowa, a lone thunderstorm
become strong enough to produce
marginal severe hail.
ILLINOIS, South
Jefferson County
6.2 W Woodlawn to 30 1729CST 18 75
3 ENE Dix 1757CST
From Washington County, the tornado
entered western Jefferson County
about 5 miles south of where
Interstate 64 crosses the county line,
then moved northeast across the
interstate near the Woodlawn exit. A
semi was blown off the interstate
near the exit. The tornado passed just
south of Dix, then lifted north of
Texico, less than 2 miles from the
Marion County line. Damage in this
very rural area consisted of numerous
trees down and destroyed sheds and
barns. About two dozen houses
sustained damage, mostly due to trees
falling on them. Many trees were on
power lines, and power poles were
snapped. The damage path was not
continuous. The tornado was rated F-1
for just a brief portion of its
track, where maximum winds were
estimated near 110 MPH. Widespread
damaging winds raked all of southern
Illinois. The storms were in the form
of short lines or bows as they moved
through Jefferson, Perry, and Jackson
Counties, including Mount Vernon and
Carbondale. A couple of tornadoes
were spawned in those areas. As the
storms moved cast, they evolved into
an intense squall line, producing
widespread damaging gusts around 60
MPH with isolated higher gusts to 90
MPH. Numerous trees were blown down
in nearly every county. Some of the
trees fell on power after numerous
trees fell. Several of the trees
landed on houses, causing severe
damage to at least one house. Trees
fell on vehicles in Mount Carmel,
where gusts were reported to 68 MPH.
At least two occupied vehicles were
struck by falling trees, one on Route
34 north of Harrisburg, and another
north of Old Shawneetown. In both
cases, the occupants were freed by
rescue workers without being injured.
In Harrisburg, trees fell on several
houses and vehicles, and a radio
tower used for fire dispatch
operations was blown down. Two roofs
were blown off of houses in Raleigh,
just north of Harrisburg. A tree fell
on a house in Thebes, near the
Mississippi River in Alexander
County. The most intense winds
(estimated near 90 MPH) occurred in
Massac County about 5 miles west of
Round Knob, where a house lost
portions of its roof and attic. At
least 10 to 15 trees were reported
down in Massac County. The storms
produced very heavy rain that caused
street flooding. The U.S. Highway 51
overpass on the north side of Cairo
was blocked by high water.
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Washington County
Washington 20 1738CST
1740CST
Also reported by public.
Washington County
4.8 W Wellman 20 1753CST
1754CST
On highway 22 west of Wellman
Washington County
Wellman 20 1804CST
1806CST
Johnson County
3.5 N Hills 20 1838CST
1841CST
Relayed by KCRG TV
Scott County
Davenport Arpt 20 1850CST
A lightning strike at WFO DVN took out
the upper air system near the end of
the evening flight. The resultant
damage was so extensive that it caused
upper air flights to be missed for the
next 22 days.
Louisa County
1 N Wapello 20 1855CST
1858CST
Thunderstorms developed in the late
afternoon and evening along a slow
moving front across Iowa and
Illinois. Feeding off a tropical
atmosphere, the slow moving storms
produced copeous amounts of rain and
were quite prolific in producing 0.25
to 0.70 inch hail. As the storms
crossed the Mississippi River, they
became better organized and produced
downburst type winds in Southeast
Mercer and Southern Henry counties
Benton County
Keystone 21 1432CST
1435CST
Benton County
1 N Van Horne 21 1443CST
1445CST
Benton County
5 W Mt Auburn 21 1453CST
1454CST
Benton County
7 S Vinton to 21 1505CST
9 S Vinton 1515CST
Water ponding on highway 218
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Benton County
1 W Urbana 21 1526CST
1528CST
Linn County
6 N Cedar Rapids to 21 1543CST
7 N Cedar Rapids 1546CST
On I-380
Linn County
Springville 21 1554CST
1557CST
Linn County
Robins 21 1617CST
Water ponding on roads
Jones County
3 NE Martelle 21 1624CST
1627CST
Jones County
1.3 N Olin 21 1624CST
1626CST
Near the Jet of Highway 38 and E45.
Linn County
3 SE Cedar Rapids 21 1630CST
1635CST
Barns damaged with outbuildings
destroyed between Cedar Rapids and
Ely.
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 21 1634CST
Raining at the rate of 4 inches per
hour at Highway 13 and Indian Creek.
Linn County
3.2 NE Marion 21 1642CST
Raining at the rate of 9 inches per
hour. Nuisance flooding at the
intersection of Highway 13 and Country
Home Rd (E34).
Jones County
Martelle 21 1652CST
1655CST
Cedar County
Mechanicsville 21 1702CST
1705CST
Jackson County
Maquoketa 21 1704CST
1707CST
North side of city
Jackson County
1 N Maquoketa 21 1704CST
1707CST
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Scott County
Davenport Arpt 21 1758CST
KDVN 88D taken out by lightning.
Buchanan County
1.5 E Stanley to 21 2100CST
2.3 E Stanley 22 0100CST
Roads and bridges flooded out east of
Stanley. Bridge washed out and
severely damaged near the
intersection of Quinn Street and
100th Street.
Strong to severe storms developed
north of a stationary front across
Iowa and Northern Illinois during the
afternoon and evening hours. A strong
low level jet continuously pumped
copious amounts of moisture over the
front that resulted in heavy rain and
flash flooding. The proximity of the
front allowed sufficient wind shear
to be present that allowed 6
tornadoes to develop during peak
heating hours across Benton, Linn,
and Jones counties. The KDVN 88D
radar was taken out by a lightning
strike just before 1800 CST but had
estimated that close to 9 inches of
rain had fallen across the Cedar
Rapids metropolitan area and
headwaters of Indian Creek.
Benton County
1.5 ESE Newhall to 21 1505CST 0.1 50
1.6 E Newhall 1506CST
Rated F0
Tornado developed just west of 29th
Avenue and dissipated just east of 29th
Avenue. Path length was 1/8th of a
mile long.
Benton County
3.8 NW Vinton 21 1507CST 0.1 50
1508CST
Rated F0
Tornado developed along the Cedar
River just east of a quarry off 22nd
Avenue. Spotters from Mt. Auburn,
Garrison, and Urbana all saw the
tornado at roughly the same time.
Benton County
1.9 NW Atkins to 21 1513CST 1.7 150
1.1 N Atkins 1518CST
Rated F1 with winds estimated at 110
mph. Tornado developed 0.1 miles West
of the intersection of W26 and 69th
Street. It moved Northeast and
dissipated 0.2 miles Southeast of the
intersection of 68th Street and 33rd
Avenue. A few farms were damaged by
the tornado with Bloomsbury Farms
sustaining the heaviest damage.
This included numerous trees twisted,
substantial damage to the houses and
outbuildings with one building
completely destroyed.
Linn County
2.2 SW Palo to 21 1522CST 3 200
.5 ENE Palo 1532CST
Rated F3 with winds estimated at 175
mph. Tornado developed just east of
the Benton-Linn County Line Road and
moved Northeast to Palo. The tornado
initially caused damage to a farm 2
miles southwest of Palo where a
garage and 3 outbuildings were
destroyed. As it approached Palo,
another farm was severely damaged
where the roof and walls were torn
off a house and a car was lofted 50
feet. The tornado continued across
the southern edge of Palo where it
destroyed a mobile home.
Benton County
1.5 S Vinton 21 1544CST 0 50
1545CST
Rated F0
Tornado briefly touched down south of
Vinton near the intersection of 61st
Street and Highway 218.
Jones County
.8 E Martelle to 21 1606CST 6 100
1.1 NNE Morley 1620CST
Rated F1 with winds estimated at 90 to
100 mph.
Tornado developed 0.8 miles East of
Martelle and moved east causing
sporadic damage along County Road E45
toward Morley. Along this path trees
were damaged, a cattle shed destroyed
and blown across a field, and houses
and outbuildings receiving minor
damage. A mobile home was destroyed.
Delaware County
Edgewood 22 0004CST
0006CST
Delaware County
Manchester 22 0032CST
0035CST
Buchanan County
Countywide 22 0100CST
0600CST
Travel not recommended by sherrif's
department.
Delaware County
Manchester 22 0140CST
0500CST
Water 1 foot deep on roads with
debris.
Dubuque County
Dyersville 22 0202CST
0207CST
Trees and power lines down with rural
structural damage.
Dubuque County
Epworth 22 0218CST
0223CST
Dubuque County
New Vienna 22 0220CST
0600CST
New Wein County Park evacuated.
Jackson County
Bellevue 22 0254CST
0256CST
A low level jet developed the first of
two squall lines in western iowa that
raced east across Iowa and Illinois.
The first squall line travelled north
of the stationary front across Iowa
and Northern Illinois. The storms
brought renewed heavy rain to areas
that had been saturated by storms just
hours earlier.
Washington County
Ainsworth 22 0652CST
0752CST
1 inch of rain in a hour.
Buchanan County
Countywide 22 0700CST
1100CST
Fontana State Park evacuated;
numerous roads and bridges closed by
high water. Road and bridge washed out
near the intersection of Quinn Street
and 100 Street east of Stanley.
Muscatine County
West Liberty 22 0748CST
0750CST
produced heavy rain over areas that
were already saturated and thus
renewed flash flooding. The most
impressive feature of the squall line
as it approached was a very prominent
shelf cloud that could be observed
from horizon to horizon.
Dubuque County
Peosta 22 2152CST
2155CST
Benton County
Mt Auburn 22 2316CST
2322CST
Benton County
3 N Vinton 22 2326CST
2336CST
Three cars were blown across the road.
The Vinton AWOS just over a third of a
mile away measured a gust of 48 knots
(55 mph) for a 10 minute period.
Scattered severe storms developed
north of a persistent stationary front
across Iowa and Northern Illinois as
the low level jet strengthened after
sunset.
Iowa County
Victor 23 0015CST
0025CST
Power out
Iowa County
Millersburg 23 0019CST
0025CST
Trees down in road and power out.
Buchanan County
Stanley 23 0022CST
Benton County
Vinton 23 0027CST
0035CST
Trees down in streets and on vehicles.
Iowa County
Marengo 23 0030CST
0040CST
Semi blown over with power out.
Linn County
9 N Cedar Rapids 23 0048CST
0058CST
Roof off house on Alice Road.
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 23 0048CST
0058CST
Numerous trees down in western part of
the county
Linn County
1 S Cedar Rapids 23 0049CST
0059CST
Roof off a veterinarian clinic
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 23 0055CST
Street flooding with water 4-5 inches
deep.
Delaware County
Edgewood 23 0100CST
0145CST
2.37 inches in 45 minutes
Delaware County
Countywide 23 0130CST
0600CST
Many roads impassible with or damaged
by water
Lee County
Montrose 23 0220CST
0228CST
Large tree limbs down
A persistent stationary front
continued to remain across Iowa and
Northern Illinois. Two squall lines
developed in the late afternoon in
Western Iowa, one north and one south
of the stationary front. These squall
lines raced east across Eastern Iowa
and Northern Illinois. Flash flooding
was again renewed across parts of
Northeast Iowa that had been hit with
three rounds of heavy rain in the past
48 hours. A woman was killed in Benton
County Iowa and her husband injured
when they drove a truck into a flooded
and washed out road.
Lee County
Keokuk 24 2001CST
2012CST
Numerous trees and power lines down
with some street flooding.
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt 24 2001CST
2012CST
KEOK AWOS. Power failed after 2012 CST
so maximum gust may have been higher.
Strong thunderstorms developed across
Northern Missouri during the afternoon
hours and crossed over a warm front in
Northeast Missouri. A lone supercell
thunderstorm became elevated after it
crossed the warm front and moved
across Clark County in Missouri, Lee
County in Iowa, and Hancock and
McDonough Counties in Illinois.
Rotational velocity with the
mesocyclone was 60 knots (69 mph) off
of KLSX 88D in Clark County but storm
surveys indicated only straight line
wind damage of 43 to 52 knots (50 to
60 mph) with localized winds of 65
knots (75 mph) across Clark, Lee,
Hancock, and McDonough counties.
Surveys did indicate a continuous line
of straight line wind damage from the
north side of Keokuk, Iowa, northeast
across the Mississippi River to
between Ferris and Adrian in Illinois.
Jefferson County
9 WSW Fairfield 30 0500CST
0900CST
H43 and other roads closed between
Cedar and Cresswood Avenues
Scott County
Davenport 30 0515CST
0845CST
W49th and Division Streets
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt 30 0552CST
0602CST
Lee County
Ft Madison 30 0558CST
0608CST
Trees down; One tree fell on a trailer
home destroying it reports.
Lee County
.6 E Vincennes to 30 1318CST 0.3 40
.9 E Vincennes 1319CST
Tree damage
Tornado was the first of 4 that
developed out of a cyclic supercell in
Lee County Iowa. Tornado touched down
north of 320th Street just east of the
Shafer Farm and moved generally east
causing tree damage.
Lee County
Argyle 30 1322CST
1326CST
Lasted 4 minutes
Lee County
6 SW Ft Madison 30 1325CST
1327CST
Lee County
Donnellson 30 1326CST
1334CST
Lee County
Montrose 30 1328CST
1332CST
Benton County
Vinton 30 1431CST
1433CST
Benton County
3.8 E Vinton 30 1440CST
1441CST
27th Avenue and 35th Street
Benton County
4 S Vinton to 30 1445CST
7 S Vinton
Water ponding on Highway 218
Delaware County
1 WSW Dundee 30 1449CST
1453CST
Roof off a hog building with slight
damage to a machine shed and the farm
house
Johnson County
2 ENE Lone Tree 30 1454CST
1456CST
Dubuque County
3 NW Cascade 30 1526CST
1529CST
Delaware County
1 W Dundee 30 1530CST
1900CST
6 to 12 inches of moving water across
gravel road
Delaware County
Colesburg 30 1619CST
1621CST
profiles. The storms in Southeast Iowa
organized into another squall line
that raced eastward into Illinois.
Lee County
1.6 ENE Vincennes to 30 1323CST 0.3 70
1.9 ENE Vincennes 1326CST
Rated F1
Second tornado from cyclic supercell
developed in the creek bottoms of
Little Sugar Creek and moved generally
east. It hit the Jim Newsbaum Farm
destroying an outbuilding and machine
shed and causing considerable tree
damage.
Lee County
3.8 WSW Montrose to 30 1326CST 0.3 40
3.5 WSW Montrose 1327CST
Rated very high end F0
Third tornado of the cyclic Lee
supercell developed in the bottom land
west of 223rd Avenue and moved
generally cast hitting the property of
the Eastman Residence on Ambrosia
Lane. Numerous trees were downed with
a satellite dish crumpled and a picnic
table thrown. A gas grill was tossed
into car damaging its side.
Lee County
.9 SW Montrose to 30 1330CST 0.5 70
Montrose
Rated F1
The fourth and final tornado in the
cyclic Lee County supercell developed
just east of the Bardlow Farm and
moved east northeast to the edge of
Montrose before dissipating. Numerous
trees and power lines were downed with
a garage being totally destroyed. A
barn had its roof lifted, slightly
twisted, and then set back down on the
parent structure. If the tornado have
gone another two blocks, it would have
moved into a residential area of
Montrose.
Benton County
2.5 NNW Urbana 30 1428CST 0.2 40
1430CST
Also observed by spotters in Buchanan
County south of Independence.
Tornado touched down around highway
150 and moved northeast into a field
toward Buchanan County. No evidence
was found of it crossing Highway 920
in Benton County west of Spencers
Grove.
Iowa County
5.6 ENE Williamsburg 30 1436CST 0.2 50
5.8 ENE Williamsburg 1438CST
Also reported by Chaser
Tornado developed on the edge of the
Wetjen Farm and moved cast northeast
through it. Several trees were downed
with 2 grain bins suffering large
dents. One grain bin had its roof
removed and thrown into a bean field.
The farm house was not damaged. The
tornado was also observed by several
people in the Amanas Colonies several
miles to the north and by travelers on
I-80.
Buchanan County
5 E Brandon 30 1450CST 0.2 30
1452CST
Reported by Benton County EM
Tornado developed east of Brandon in
a field and was periodically on the
ground over its short life.
Buchanan County
1.2 NE Quasqueton to 30 1451CST 0.3 40
1.5 NE Quasqueton 1454CST
Rated high F0
Tornado touched down in a field and
destroyed an outbuilding on a farm
between 260th and 270th Streets.
Jones County
3.5 WSW Monticello to 30 1456CST 0.3 30
3.2 WSW Monticello 1458CST
Rated F0
Tornado developed just east of 190th
Avenue and moved northeast through a
field.
Muscatine County
2 N Muscatine Muni Ar 31 1437CST
1438CST
Muscatine County
Muscatine 31 1442CST
1443CST
Lots of half inch hail
An upper level disturbance initiated
thunderstorms during the afternoon
hours across Eastern Iowa and
Northwest Illinois. A weak boundary
across Northwest Illinois allowed
storms to become better organized and
produce severe weather. In Muscatine
County Iowa, a lone thunderstorm
become strong enough to produce
marginal severe hail.
KANSAS, Southeast
Harper County
2 S Attica to 12 1853CST 0.3 50
1 S Attica 1855CST
Brief touchdown in open country.
Harper County
1 SE Attica to 12 1902CST 1.8 200
1 NE Attica 1911CST
Large dusty tornado moved north just
on the outskirts of the city. The
tornado had a direct hit on an ECO
block home. The home lost it's roof,
but all exterior walls remained in
tact. Two metal barns were also lost in
the tornado.
Harper County
6 E Attica to 12 1914CST 4 125
3 SW Harper 1929CST
Considerable tree damage along the
path. Several trees were completely
uprooted.
Harper County
3 S Harper to 12 1932CST 1 50
3 SE Harper 1935CST
Tornado moved through open country
only causing damage to trees.
Harper County
3 SE Harper to 12 1940CST 1.2 500
4 SE Harper 1945CST
Large destructive tornado completely
demolished a two story farm house and
5 other barns associated with the
homestead. Five cars were also
dismantled as the engines were spread
across the shaven wheat fields. Very
few automobile body parts could be
located.
Harper County
4 SW Danville to 12 2002CST 1.2 75
1 SW Danville 2018CST
Tornado moved over open country on
doing damage to trees.
Harper County
4.5 SSW Harper to 12 2005CST 1.5 75
4.5 S Harper 2008CST
Tornado moved northeast across an open
field before taking direct aim on
Chaparral High School. The tornado
ripped off the pressbox of the
football stadium and peeled back part
of the roof.
Harper County
4 SSE Harper to 12 2010CST 2 300
5 SE Harper 2016CST
Large tornado moved over open country
before hitting a farmstead and
shearing off the roof of a
veterinarians clinic and the top floor
of a two story home.
Harper County
1 SSE Harper to 12 2018CST 1 100
1 SE Harper 2023CST
Tornado moved NNE on the outskirts of
Harper. The tornado sheared off the
top portion of a two story home and
sending debris for several hundred
yards.
Harper County
1.5 N Danville to 12 2045CST 3.5 100
3.5 NE Danville 2100CST
The tornado hit a machine shop and
caused considerable damage.
Sumner County
1 W Argonia to 12 2105CST 2.5 150
3 NW Argonia 2115CST
Tornado mainly moved over open country
shredding trees. However, one roof was
completely destroyed.
KANSAS, Southwest
Lane County
2 NE Shields 16 1825CST 0.5 100
1827CST
This tornado completely destroyed a
mobile home at the Cat House
Recreation area northeast of Shields.
Trees in the area were also heavily
damaged.
MISSISSIPPI, South
Pike County
2 SE Mc Comb 01 1446CST
Several trees were blown down, and the
roof of mobile home and nearby
building received wind damage.
Pike County
5 SE Mc Comb 01 1455CST
Walthall County
3 NNW Enon to 01 1503CST 3 40
5 NNE Enon 1508CST
A tornado touched down along an
intermittent path in extreme northern
Walthall County. Numerous trees were
downed or their main trunks snapped.
Several buildings and mobile homes
were damaged by wind or fallen trees.
The tornado continued to move
northeast in Lawrence County in
southern Mississippi. See additional
information in Storm Data entries from
the National Weather Service--Jackson,
Mississippi.
MISSOURI, Northeast
Clark County
Alexandria 23 0221CST
0222CST
A persistent stationary front
continued to remain across Iowa and
Northern Illinois. Two squall lines
developed in the late afternoon in
Western Iowa, one north and one south
of the stationary front. These squall
lines raced east across Eastern Iowa
and Northern Illinois. Flash flooding
was again renewed across parts of
Northeast Iowa that had been hit with
three rounds of heavy rain in the past
48 hours. A woman was killed in Benton
County Iowa and her husband injured
when they drove a truck into a flooded
and washed out road.
Clark County
Luray 24 1910CST
1921CST
Numerous 6 inch trees down.
Clark County
4 N Luray 24 1910CST
1921CST
Windows blown out of a house with
numerous 8 inch limbs down.
Strong thunderstorms developed across
Northern Missouri during the afternoon
hours and crossed over a warm front in
Northeast Missouri. A lone supercell
thunderstorm became elevated after it
crossed the warm front and moved
across Clark County in indicate a
continuous line of straight line wind
damage from the north side of Keokuk,
Iowa, northeast across the Mississippi
River to between Ferris and Adrian in
Illinois.
Scotland County
1.6 W Rutledge 30 1240CST
1243CST
Clark County
Wyaconda 30 1254CST
1256CST
Clark County
Kahoka 30 1314CST
1323CST
Trees and power lines down; wind
estimated at 55 to 60 mph
A storm system affected the region
during the afternoon and evening hours
bringing a warm front and cold front
through the area. A tropical
atmosphere allowed more heavy rain to
occur, and, due to exceedingly wet
antecedent conditions, more flash
flooding occured albeit quite
localized. The triple point of the
warm/cold/occluded fronts moved
through Iowa, Benton, and Buchanan
counties. This area had a desirable
shear profile that allowed several
tornadoes to develop. Further south in
Lee County Iowa, mesoscale boundaries
left over from the early morning
storms allowed additional tornadoes to
develop due to favorable shear
profiles. The storms in Southeast Iowa
organized into another squall line
that raced eastward into Illinois.
MISSOURI, Northwest
Platte County
3 WNW Camden Pt to 29 1722CST 2 400
5 NW Camden Pt 1730CST
Tornado crossed into Buchanan county 5
northwest of Camden Point. Tornado
destroyed a barn, and threw an axle
from a heavy truck nearly 300 yards.
Buchanan County
7 SE De Kalb to 29 1730CST 5 400
2 SE De Kalb 1740CST
Large tornado entered Buchanan county
just northwest of Dearborn or 7 miles
southeast of Dekalb. It stayed over
rural areas.
Clinton County
1 S Gower to 29 1835CST 1 75
1 SSE Gower 1840CST
Brief tornado touchdown.
Buchanan County
1 W Agency to 29 1905CST 0.2 50
1 WNW Agency 1908CST
Brief tornado touchdown.
Clinton County
1 SE Plattsburg to 29 1940CST 19 150
19 NE Plattsburg 2003CST
Tornado crossed into Dekalb county
near Osborn.
De Kalb County
1 WSW Osborn to 29 2003CST 1 150
Osborn 2005CST
Tornado crossed into Dekalb county
near Osborn.
De Kalb County
2 W Maysville to 29 2115CST 1 50
2 WNW Maysville 2117CST
Brief tornado touchdown noted by storm
chasers.
De Kalb County
2 S Weatherby to 29 2130CST 4 800
4 E Weatherby 2135CST
Large F4 tornado touched down 2 miles
south of Weatherby and moved east
northeast. The tornado killed 3
persons near Weatherby. The 80 and 60
year old fatalities occurred in a
destroyed frame house. Two mobile
homes were destroyed with one having
the 54 year old fatality. The tornado
crossed into Daviess county 4 miles
east of Weatherby. F80PH, F60PH, M54PH
Daviess County
10 SW Pattonsburg to 29 2135CST
6 N Pattonsburg 2150CST 16 800
Large F4 tornado crossed into Daviess
county from Dekalb county at 2135 and
then crossed into Harrison county at
2150. Tornado stayed in rural areas of
the Grand River flood plain.
De Kalb County
5 ENE Fairport to 29 2140CST 1 50
6 NE Fairport 2142CST
Brief satellite tornado touchdown.
Harrison County
5 S Bethany to 29 2150CST 2 800
4 S Bethany 2205CST
Large F4 tornado crossed into Harrison
county from Daviess county 5 miles
south of Bethany over rural land and
then dissipated.
Daviess County
5 E Coffey to 29 2218CST 5 100
10 ENE Coffey 2237CST
Tornado crossed into Harrison county 1
mile southwest of Melborne.
Harrison County
1 SW Melbourne to 29 2237CST 1 100
1 W Melbourne 2238CST
Tornado crossed briefly into Harrison
county near Melbourne.
Grundy County
4 W Spickard to 29 2246CST 1 100
4 WNW Spickard 2255CST
Tornado crossed over into Mercer
county 4 miles wnw of Spickard.
Mercer County
4 SW Mill Grove to 29 2255CST 3 100
1 W Mill Grove 2256CST
Tornado crossed into Mercer county
from Grundy county near Mill Grove.
NEBRASKA, East
Jefferson County
3 W Daykin to 22 1830CST 4 440
3 N Daykin 1838CST
See description below
Saline County
6.5 SW Western to 22 1838CST 20 1200
3 E Wilber 1910CST
See description below
Gage County
3 W Clatonia to 22 1910CST 7 2640
5 NE Clatonia 1930CST
See description below.
Lancaster County
1 S Hallam to 22 1930CST 19.5 4400
2 E Bennet 2005CST
See description below. F73PH
Otoe County
4.5 SW Palmyra to 22 2005CST 3.5 880
1 WSW Palmyra 2010CST
This long tracked tornado is often
referred to as the Hallam tornado. It
initially touched down 3 miles west of
Daykin in northern Jefferson county.
The tornado was rated an f0 or f1 in
Jefferson county damaging farm
outbuildings, grain bins and trees.
From there the tornado crossed into
Saline county southwest of Western and
remained an f0 or f1 until it struck
the southern portion of Wilber where
it strengthened to f2. Roofs were
blown off of homes just southeast of
Wilber.
The tornado traveled from Wilber into
Gage county, crossing the county line
west of Clatonia where it grew to its
most intense stage, f4. The tornado
remained nearly at this strength as it
crossed into Lancaster county near
Hallam with a damage path of around 2
1/2 miles. Many well-built homes were
demolished from Clatonia to Hallam,
along with grain bins, farm sheds, and
occurred just south of town, 95
percent of the buildings in town were
either destroyed or severely damaged.
The lone fatality from the tornado
occurred in Hallam. The storm also
toppled several hopper cars from a
freight train on the west edge of
town. In total 55 railroad cars were
derailed.
From Hallam the tornado traveled east
for several miles prior to turning
northeast again just north of
Cortland. The storm then tracked 2
miles north of Firth, severely
damaging the Firth-Norris high school
and a nearby middle school. School
busses were tossed in this area.
Several homes northeast of the schools
were flattened as the tornado regained
its f4 strength.
The damage path continued northeast to
Holland and then to 2 miles north of
Panama where the tornado weakened to
around an f2 and the damage path began
to narrow. The track then curved more
toward the north, passing just south
of Bennet where a few homes sustained
f3 damage. After passing south of
Bennet, the storm moved back to the
northeast and began to weaken to f0 or
f1 strength as it crossed into Otoe
county southwest of Palmyra. The
tornado finally dissipated 1 miles
west southwest of Palmyra.
In total the tornado was on the ground
for around 54 miles with a maximum
intensity of f4. Besides the fatality,
38 people sustained injuries, 158
homes were leveled and 57 others were
seriously damaged. The dollar amount
of damage was estimated at 160
million, with 60 million of that
agricultural including 100 cattle and
50 hogs lost. Some 150,000 acres of
crop land sustained significant
damage. The 5 counties were declared
national disaster areas by Fema.
OHIO, North
Medina County
Medina 21 2350EST
Nickel size hail was observed three
miles east of Medina.
Summit County 22 0000EST
Akron
Penny size hail was observed on the
west side of Akron.
Lakewood
Avon Lake 22 0005EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Cuyahoga County
Lakewood 22 0015EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a couple of
large trees.
Stark County
Uniontown 22 0020EST
Penny size hail was observed.
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls 22 0035EST
Quarter size hail was observed.
Summit County
Stow 22 0047EST
Quarter size hail was observed.
Portage County
Kent 22 0100EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a couple of
trees.
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls 22 0130EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a couple of
large trees.
Cuyahoga County
Countywide 22 0145EST
0500EST
Thunderstorms dumped heavy rains on
Cuyahoga County for third time in less
than 24 hours during the early morning
hours of May 22nd. Areas already
saturated from earlier rains saw
another one to two inches of rain fall
in just a couple hours. The Rocky
River quickly rose during the early
morning hours causing significant
damage. Two very rapid rises in the
river occurred. The first one was
around 2:45 a.m. and was described by
witnesses as a "wall of water" moving
down the basin. The second jump in
water levels occurred around daybreak.
Six marinas along the river were
heavily damaged. Piers and docks at
the marinas were swept away as were
over 100 boats. Around 35 of the boats
were found tangled and smashed along a
bridge abutment near the mouth of
the river. Big Creek also went into
flood during the early morning hours
causing Brookpark Road to be closed.
Widespread urban and lowland flooding
occurred elsewhere in the county. Many
roads and streets had to be closed
because of flood waters up to three
feet deep. A spotter in North Royalton
measured 1.36 inches of rain during
the early morning storm. Damage to
roads and other public property from
the flash flood events of May 21st and
22nd and from the subsequent flooding
along the Cuyahoga River totaled
approximately $3.6 million.
1095 homes in the county sustained
flood damage during these events.
Medina County
Countywide 22 0200EST
0500EST
During the early morning hours of May
22nd, heavy rain producing
thunderstorms moved across Medina
County for the the third time in
less than 24 hours. Rainfall totals of
one to two inches were common across
the county and rainfall rates with the
stronger storms exceeded an inch per
hour. This rain combined with ground
already saturated from earlier storms
led to the renewal of widespread
flooding in the county. Dozens of
roads and streets once again became
flooded and had to be closed. Several
more cars became stranded in the flood
waters. Damage to roads and other
government property from the storms
on the 21st and 22nd was nearly
$500,000. Dozens of homes, businesses
and vehicles sustained flood damage.
Lorain County
Countywide 22 0205EST
0500EST
During the early morning hours of May
22nd, heavy rain producing
thunderstorms moved across Lorain
County for the the third time in less
than 24 hours. Rainfall totals of one
to two inches were common across the
county. Rainfall rates with the
stronger storms were well in excess
of an inch per hour. This rain
combined with ground already saturated
from earlier storms led to the renewal
of widespread flooding in the county.
Dozens of roads and streets once
again became flooded and had to be
closed. Several more cars became
stranded in the flood waters. Damage
to roads and other government property
from the storms on the 21st and 22nd
topped $500,000. Dozens of homes,
businesses and vehicles sustained
flood damage.
Portage County
Countywide 22 0210EST
0515EST
During the early morning hours of May
22nd, heavy rain producing
thunderstorms moved across Portage
County for the the third time in
less than 24 hours. Rainfall totals of
over three inches were reported in the
the county with rainfall rates at
times approaching two inches per hour.
A spotter in Kent measured 3.77 inches
of rain between 3 a.m. on May 21st and
3 a.m. on the 22nd. This rain combined
with ground already saturated from
the earlier storms led to the renewal
of widespread flooding in the county.
The Kent, Ravenna, Charlestown and
Paris Township areas were the worst
affected in the county. In Ravenna,
40 people had to be evacuated from a
mobile home park after flood waters
rose to several feet deep. Several
residents in a nearby apartment
building also had to be evacuated.
Dozens of roads and streets were
flooded and had to be closed. Several
vehicles became stranded in the flood
waters. Damage to roads and other
government property from the storms
on the 21st and 22nd topped $750,000.
Almost 300 homes and businesses
sustained flood damage in the county.
Mahoning County
Countywide 22 0330EST
0615EST
Thunderstorms dumped heavy rains on
Mahoning County during the early
morning hours of May 22nd causing
widespread flooding. This was the
third round of thunderstorms to affect
the county in less than 24 hours. One
to three inches of rain fell during
the early morning storms. This rain
combined with ground already saturated
from the earlier storms caused many
small streams and creeks to leave
their banks. In Poland, Yellow Creek
went into flood damaging many homes
and a library. The several roads and
Mahoning River went into flood in Mill
Creek Park flooding stranding several
vehicles. Extensive flooding also
occurred on the north side of
Youngstown. Several roads and bridges
were damage by flooding and over a
dozen more roads had to be closed
because of flooding. Dozens of homes
were damaged by flood waters with ten
damaged enough to be declared
uninhabitable.
Ashtabula County
Pierpont 22 1330EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a tree and
one large limb.
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Hgts 22 2240EST
Thunderstorm winds downed a few trees.
Geauga County
Countywide 22 2255EST
2315EST
Thunderstorm winds downed many trees
in the county. A couple homes were
damaged by fallen trees near Parkman.
OHIO, Southwest
Fayette County
3 SE Rock Mills to 27 1745EST 2.5 50
2 SE Good Hope 1754EST
A tornado touched down near Ghormley
and traveled cast into western Ross
County. Three barns were severely
damaged, with one man suffering
injuries from being trapped in one of
the damaged barns.
Ross County
4 N South Salem 27 1754EST 0.5 10
1757EST
A tornado moved out of southern
Fayette County into extreme western
Ross County before lifting. A barn and
a windmill were heavily damaged.
PACIFIC
GUZO02 Micronesia
17 0000SST 0
18 2359SST
TROPICAL STORM OMAIS
Tropical Depression 06W had its
beginning on the morning of May 16th,
about 415 miles southeast of Yap. As
it moved northwest, it became Tropical
Storm Omais late that evening. Omais
continued on a northwest track until,
at 0700 SST on the morning of the
18th, it was centered just 80 miles
southeast of Yap with maximum
sustained winds of 70 mph. From there
it was forecast to move over Yap that
evening as a typhoon with 80 mph
winds. Instead, Omais maintained its
70 mph intensity and turned suddenly
to a west-northwest track, passing 35
miles southwest of Yap that afternoon
around 1300 SST. By 1900 SST that
evening, Omais was 100 miles west of
Yap, still a tropical storm with 70
mph winds, and moving quickly away.
Coming only five weeks after Typhoon
Sudal devastated Yap, Omais caused
considerable anxiety among Yap
residents as it approached, especially
among those still living in tents or
other temporary shelters. However,
Omais's sudden left turn the morning
of the 18th, along with its small
size, spared Yap from experiencing
any damaging winds or flooding rains.
At the Yap Weather Service Office,
the highest 2-minute wind was only 23
mph from the north at 0657 SST, and
the maximum gust was 41 mph from the
east at 1010 SST. The maximum 24-hour
rainfall was 1.85 inches through 1600
SST on the 18th, and the lowest
sea-level pressure was 1005.6 mb at
1454 and 1554 SST. No deaths, injuries
or damage were reported anywhere in
Yap State.
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Clifton 30 2252CST
2253CST
Emergency Manager reported trees and
power lines were down in Clifton.
Newspaper article said some homes
were damaged.
Wayne County
6.1 SW Fairview to 30 2302CST
Fairview 2310CST
Many homes, churches, farm buildings
and businesses were damaged. Trees
were blown down around the county.
The greatest damage extended from
around May Branch Loop near the
Alabama State Line ... extending 1/4
mile north of Highway 227 ... then
east to 11/2 miles to the east side of
Highway 13. There was damage reports
from Fairview around Highway 13 and
Highway 227.
47 houses and 8 mobile homes were
damaged according to a newspaper
article. One mobile home was
completely destroyed and 8 homes had
severe damage. The mobile home that
was destroyed turned over and injured
a woman. She was treated for broken
bones. The Fairview Church of Christ
had its roof torn off the foyer.
McFall's Market, a community store
located at the intersection of
Highway 13 South and the Iron City
Road, sustained heavy damage when the
roof collapsed. 19 barns and
outbuildings were destroyed.
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
4 SW Boonshill to 30 2348CST
2 SE Booneville 31 0010CST
Widespread straight line thunderstorm
winds damage occurred across northern
Lincoln County. Numerous trees and
power lines were knocked down and at
least one barn was significantly
damaged.
Lincoln County
Flintville 31 0006CST
0008CST
Thunderstorm winds knocked down a few
trees near Flintville.
Lincoln County
2 S Vanntown to 31 0006CST 10 150
6 SE Flintville 0014CST
F1 tornado moved out of Madison County
in Alabama and into southeast Lincoln
County in Tennessee. The tornado
snapped numerous trees and power poles
with some of the debris falling on
structures.
Moore County
3.5 SW Lynchburg to 31 0010CST
6 E Lynchburg 0017CST
Strong straight line thunderstorm
winds resulted in widespread wind
damage across the southern half of
Moore County. Most of the damage was
confined to trees and power lines.
Franklin County
3 W Huntland to 31 0014CST 5 150
2 E Huntland 0020CST
F1 tornado continued out of Lincoln
County and into southwest Franklin
County. The tornado snapped numerous
trees and power lines as it passed
just south of Huntland.
Franklin County
Huntland 31 0017CST
0018CST
Thunderstorm winds knocked power lines
on to a house in Huntland.
Moore County
2 NE Lynchburg to 31 0017CST 4 150
6 E Lynchburg 0020CST
A F1 tornado touched down just east of
Lynchburg and moved eastward out of
Moore county and into Franklin county
toward Tims Ford Lake. The tornado
remained in rural areas with the
damage confined to trees that were
snapped and uprooted.
Franklin County
2 W Center Grove to 31 0020CST 2 150
Center Grove
A F1 tornado moved eastward out of
Moore County across parts of Tims Ford
Lake and into northwest Franklin
County before dissipating near Center
Grove. While most of the damage was
confined to trees, a few boats were
overturned in Tims Ford Lake.
Franklin County
1 W Winchester to 31 0025CST
Winchester 0026CST
Thunderstorm winds overturned a couple
of boats in Tims Ford Lake near
Winchester.
TEXAS, South
Zapata County
Zapata 01 1230CST
A home burned to the ground after
being struck by lightning.
Zapata County
Zapata 01 2140CST
2200CST
Thunderstorms with very heavy rain
produced flooding of streets in
Zapata. Two cars were reported
stranded in high water.
Cameron County
San Benito to 08 1400CST
Brownsville 1800CST
Slow-moving thunderstorms with
torrential rainfall developed over
central and eastern Cameron county. In
fact, the previous daily rainfall
record was shattered when 4.56 inches
of rain was reported at the
Brownsville-South Padre Island
Airport. This amount paled in
comparison to the rain that was
experienced along an axis extending
from central and western sections of
Brownsville north and northwest
through Lost Fresnos, Olmito, Rancho
Viejo and up through San Benito.
Locations within this axis experienced
anywhere from 5 to 9 inches of
rainfall over a period of appoximately
3-4 hours.
The area of heaviest rain occurred in
western Brownsville where numerous
homes experienced flooding.
Approximately 170 homes in central and
western Brownsville received at least
minor flooding, as did many of the
city's resacas. Flooding of homes and
businesses was also reported in Los
Fresnos, and in homes between Los
Fresnos and San Benito. An estimated
200-250 homes were affected by
flooding, and the standing water
resulted in many road closures across
the county, especially in the
Brownsville area.
Starr County
Garciasville 13 2210CST
Power and light poles were blown down
by strong thunderstorm winds.
Starr County
Rio Grande City 13 2210CST
Starr County
Garciasville 13 2245CST
Broadcast media in Rio Grande City
reported downed medium size trees due
to thunderstorm wind gusts.
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville 13 2301CST
The fire department in Hebbronville
reported that winds around 60 mph blew
down power lines in the south side of
Hebbronville. Residents suffered power
outages of nearly 2 hours.
Zapata County
Zapata 14 0045CST
A mobile home roof was reported to be
blown off and a second mobile home
suffered substantial damage. Branches
were also twisted off several trees in
the adjacent area.
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-006-012 Cache Valley/Utah Portion--Wasatch
Mountain Valleys/Huntsville/Park
City/Heber--Castle Country/Price/
Castle/Dale/Emery
10 1100MST
2000MST
stack. The stack was a complete loss
estimated at about $30,000.
CALIFORNIA, Western
Napa County
10 N Yountville 08 1530PST
1535PST
A thunderstorm produced 3/4 inch hail
in Napa County--about 10 miles North
of Yountville.
CARIBBEAN SEA AND TROPICAL ATLANTIC
Flagler Beach To
Cocoa Beach Fl Out
20Nm
10 N Cape Canaveral 04 1800EST
A wind gust to 37 knots was measured
at a NASA wind tower on Cape Kennedy.
Cocoa Beach To
Jupiter Inlet F1 Out
20Nm
2 E Melbourne Beach 05 1450EST
Multiple waterspouts were reported
just offshore Indiatlantic.
COLORADO, West
Eagle County
2 E Eagle to 30 1338MST 0.1 15
3 E Eagle 1340MST
The short-lived tornado was over a
forested area. No damage was found.
Path length and width were estimated.
FLORIDA, East Central
Volusia County
Daytona Beach 03 1600EST
Two spectators suffered minor injuries
from a lightning strike at Daytona
Beach International Speedway.
Orange County
Orlando Executive Ar 05 1238EST
Brevard County
Palm Bay 05 1452EST
Thunderstorm winds blew down 10 to 15
trees in Palm Bay.
Indian River County
5 W Vero Beach 05 1535EST
St. Lucie County
Ft Pierce 05 1612EST
Seminole County
Lake Mary 15 1400EST
A power company worker was injured by
a lightning strike while working on
power lines.
Orange County
Apopka 25 2040EST
ILLINOIS, Northwest
resulted in secondary crests.
Stream flows began the month with all
locations experiencing either much
above normal conditions or daily
record maximum flows. The high stream
flows were due to a combination of
heavy rain and high stream flows in
May across Northeast Iowa and
Northwest Illinois. Stream flows
gradually fell through the 10th, when
most locations were reporting above
normal conditions. Some locations
reported either near normal or much
above normal conditions.
Stream flows then rose again on the
11th in response to locally heavy
rains. On the 11th, most locations
stream flows that were either above or
much above normal. A few locations
reported conditions that were near
normal.
Stream flows then gradually fell
during the remainder of the month,
except for the 14th, 17th, and 21st.
On those dates, locally heavy rainfall
resulted in additional but short-lived
rises in stream flows. On those dates,
stream flows were mostly above or much
above normal. A few locations reported
conditions near normal. In each of
these three situations, however,
stream flows began reverting back to
their gradual fall by the next day.
The month ended with stream flows that
were either near or above normal.
About half the locations reported
stream flows that were near normal,
while the other half of the locations
reported stream flows that were above
normal.
Henry County
3 SE Kewanee 10 1607CST
1609CST
Also reported by spotters
Mercer County
2.7 N Matherville 10 1617CST
1619CST
Bureau County
2.2 ENE Buda 10 1704CST
1706CST
Was practically right over the house.
Bureau County
1 NNE Wyanet 10 1720CST
1722CST
Also reported by public
Scattered thunderstorms developed
south of a stationary front across the
northern parts of Iowa and Illinois in
a strong low level jet. Due to
favorable wind shear and smaller
mesoscale boundaries, numerous funnel
clouds developed in Illinois with two
tornadoes touching down near Neponset,
Illinois.
Bureau County
3.4 SW Neponset to 10 1622CST 0.3 125
3.1 SW Neponset 1623CST
Winds estimated around 100 mph.
Bureau County
2.7 SW Neponset to 10 1625CST
2.4 SW Neponset 1626CST
Winds estimated around 100 mph.
A small supercell produced two
tornadoes in quick succession during
the afternoon of 10 June 2004. The
first (1622-1623 CST) touched down
near the intersection of Kentville Rd
and 150 East. The Snyder farm lost
several outbuildings with damage done
to the roof of the farm house and a
window blown out with 3 semi trailers
tossed onto their sides. Across the
road the Van Winkle farm, a window was
blown out and the roof was lifted and
set back down with more outbuildings
destroyed. The tornado dissipated near
the intersection of Kentville Rd and
200 East.
The second tornado (1625-1626 CST)
developed just north of the first and
affected an area just west and east of
200 East Street. The Stabler farm had
several windows blown out.
small line and produced damage around
the Fairfield, Iowa area. However
after this initial incident, all winds
across the remainder of Southeast Iowa
were well below severe limits. The
storms also were prolific lightning
producers and one strike downed a tree
in Moline, Illinois.
ILZ001-007 Jo Daviess--Carroll
16 1224CST
24 0500CST
See write up under 06/01/04.
Jo Daviess County
Stockton 16 1414CST
1614CST
In the past 2 hours.
Jo Daviess County
Countywide 16 1430CST
Water ponding on many roads in the
eastern half of the county
Jo Daviess County
1.2 W Stockton to 16 1430CST
3 W Stockton 2000CST
U.S. 20 impassable
Stephenson County
Cedarville 16 1540CST
1640CST
In past hour; culverts full
Jo Daviess County
Warren 16 1550CST
Water 5 inches deep on Highway 78;
U.S. 20 east of Stockton 1-2 inches of
water on it.
Stephenson County
.3 NW Cedarville 16 1551CST
1555CST
Trees down at intersection of
Charoaise Rd and Red Oad Rd
Stephenson County
2.5 W Cedarville 16 1600CST
1830CST
Culvert washed out on Scioto Mills Rd
between Beaver and Cedarville Rds.
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena 16 1600CST
Water ponding on road
Stephenson County
Cedarville 16 1628CST
Water ponding in low lying areas
Stephenson County
4.2 SW Lena 16 1805CST
Water ponding on Sunnyside Rd
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena to 16 1805CST
2.9 E Lena
Water ponding on Unity Rd and
intersection of Range and Rink Rds
Stephenson County
2.9 NE Lena 16 1820CST
2100CST
Waddams Creek out of banks; Jet of
Unity and Louisa Rds closed due to
high water
Jo Daviess County
Galena 16 1828CST
1958CST
In 90 minutes; nuisance flooded
occurring at 1906 CST
Jo Daviess County
Galena 16 1910CST
17 0000CST
Numerous roads under water with depths
ranging from 6 inches to 3 feet; Known
roads closed include Field Street,
Stagecoach Trail Rd, and intersection
of Spring and U.S. 20
Stephenson County
3.6 ESE Lena 16 1930CST
17 0300CST
Wagner Rd closed due to high water.
Scattered thunderstorms developed
ahead of a cold front moving east
through Iowa. By the evening, a
surface low had developed along the
cold front as it moved into Eastern
Iowa. This enhanced the overall lift
in a near tropical atmosphere and
produced copious amounts of rain in a
very short time period. This resulted
in flash flooding across parts of
Northeast Iowa and Northwest
Illinois due to the hilly terrain.
INDIANA, Central
INZ028>029-035- Warren--Tippecanoe--Fountain--
043>044-051-060-067 Vermillion--Parke--Vigo--Sullivan--
Knox
11 1247EST
28 1300EST
Heavy rains from the 10th and 11th
caused extensive flooding along the
Wabash River. This was the second time
in less than a year that a large
agricultural flood occurred along the
Wabash. Additional rain on the 16th,
17th and 18th sharpened and prolonged
the crest as it moved towards the Ohio
River.
Flood Date of
Location: Stage: Crest: Crest:
Lafayette 11.0 21.7 June 13
Covington 16.0 27.4 June 14
Montezuma 14.0 27.3 June 16
Terre Haute 14.0 22.9 June 18
Hutsonville 16.0 24.5 June 20
Riverton 15.0 22.3 June 21
Vincennes 16.0 20.5 June 22
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
IAZ053-063>068- Jones--Iowa--Johnson--Cedar--Clinton--
076>078-087>089-099 Muscatine--Scott--Keokuk--Washington--
Louisa--Jefferson--Henry--Des Moines--
Lee
01 0000CST
30 0915CST
River flooding that began in May 2004
continued into June 2004. Following is
an edited write up from the Service
Hydrologist:
Major to near record flooding was
reporting during the month, with many
locations setting daily maximum flow
records at least one time during the
month.
The month began with rather light
precipitation. Even though the
precipitation was light, some stream
levels were still high due to the high
rainfall amounts in May. June began
with many locations at or near crest,
or experiencing falling stream levels
from crests in May. The middle of the
month brought additional moderate
rainfall, with amounts generally of 1
to 2 inches. This rainfall led to
additional rises on some rivers. For
those rivers that were still above
flood stage, the additional rain
either slowed the fall or resulted in
secondary crests.
Stream flows began the month with all
locations experiencing either much
above normal conditions or daily
record maximum flows. The high stream
flows were due to a combination of
heavy rain and high stream flows in
May across Northeast Iowa and
Northwest Illinois. Stream flows
gradually fell through the 10th, when
most locations were reporting above
normal conditions.
Stream flows then rose again on the
11th in response to locally heavy
rains. On the 11th, most locations
stream flows that were either above or
much above normal. A few locations
reported conditions that were near
normal.
Stream flows then gradually fell
during the remainder of the month,
except for the 14th, 17th, and 21st.
On those dates, locally heavy rainfall
resulted in additional but
short-lived rises in stream flows. On
those dates, stream flows were mostly
above or much above normal. A few
locations reported conditions near
normal. In each of these three
situations, however, stream flows
began reverting back to their gradual
fall by the next day.
The month ended with stream flows that
were either near or above normal.
About half the locations reported
stream flows that were near normal,
while the other half of the locations
reported stream flows that were above
normal.
IAZ051>052 Benton--Linn
03 0750CST
1530CST
See write up under 06/01/04.
Linn County
Marion 10 1525CST
Nuisance flooding in Marion and
Highway 30
Jones County
1.4 NW Morley 10 1549CST
1553CST
A downburst leveled an outbuilding and
damaged two grain bins.
Scott County
Bettendorf 10 1800CST
1805CST
Near Bettendorf High School. A
downburst took some shingles off a
house, downed several ornamental
trees, and knocked a fence over.
Scattered thunderstorms developed
south of a stationary front across the
northern parts of Iowa and Illinois in
a strong low level jet. Due to
favorable wind shear and smaller
mesoscale boundaries, numerous funnel
clouds developed in Illinois with two
tornadoes touching down near Neponset,
Illinois.
IAZ063>064 Iowa--Johnson
11 0150CST
1215CST
See write up under 06/01/04.
Jefferson County
Fairfield 14 0500CST
0503CST
Jefferson County
Fairfield 14 0500CST
0520CST
Water on roads
Jefferson County
4 NE Fairfield 14 0500CST
0511CST
Numerous tree limbs down
Jefferson County
Fairfeld 14 0501CST
0512CST
Numerous limbs down with power out.
Scott County
Davenport 14 0543CST
0548CST
Numerous tree limbs down with several
cars damaged. KDVN 88D indicated
around 50 knots just above the surface
prior to the downburst occurring.
Scattered thunderstorms developed
ahead of a cold front in a strong low
level jet. In Southeast Iowa the
storms organized into a small line and
produced damage around the Fairfield,
Iowa area. However after this initial
incident, all winds across the
remainder of Southeast Iowa were well
below severe limits. The storms also
were prolific lightning producers and
one strike downed a tree in Moline,
Illinois.
IAZ042-054-067 Dubuque--Jackson--Muscatine
14 1720CST
27 1845CST
See write up under 06/01/04.
Buchanan County
4 E Fairbank to 16 0430CST
1.6 N Hazleton 0515CST
On Highway 281 between the Junction
of W 13 and Highway 150.
An upper level disturbance allowed
thunderstorms to develop in the pre
dawn hours of a near tropical
atmosphere. Due to weak winds aloft,
the storms moved very slowly and
produced copious amounts of rainfall
in a localized area between Fairbank
and Hazleton, Iowa. Highway 281 was
impassable due to high water between
the Junction of County W13 East of
Fairbank and Highway 150 North of
Hazleton for about 30 minutes.
Buchanan County
Independence 16 1255CST
Transformer struck at 414 7th Avenue
NW
Buchanan County
1.5 SSW Aurora 16 1400CST
2000CST
East branch of Buffalo Creek out of
its banks; road washed out on 130th
street
Buchanan County
Jesup 16 1525CST
1625CST
In the past hour
Buchanan County
Jesup 16 1600CST
Storm sewers cannot handle heavy rain;
water ponding on streets
Buchanan County
4 E Jesup 16 1600CST
Water ponding on Highway 939
Delaware County
Edgewood 16 1730CST
Daily total
Jones County
1.3 N Olin to 16 1800CST
Olin 17 0000CST
Water over E45 and 1-2 feet of water
over Highway 38; numerous basements
have water in them in Olin
Jones County
3.2 N Olin 16 1815CST
17 0000CST
I foot of water over 80th Street just
east of Highway 38
Jones County
6.7 W Wyoming to 16 1815CST
Wyoming 17 0000CST
Water over Highway 64 from Wyoming to
Jet of Highway 38; many streets closed
in Wyoming
Dubuque County
Dubuque 16 1835CST
Street flooding at Kennedy Mall and
JFK Rd.
Jones County
Wyoming 16 1900CST
17 0300CST
Bear creek flooded out X75 on the
south edge of town; numerous basements
flooded in Wyoming
Scattered thunderstorms developed
ahead of a cold front moving east
through Iowa. By the evening, a
surface low had developed along the
cold front as it moved into Eastern
Iowa. This enhanced the overall lift
in a near tropical atmosphere and
produced copious amounts of rain in a
very short time period. This resulted
in flash flooding across parts of
Northeast Iowa and Northwest Illinois
due to the hilly terrain.
Jones County
1.9 WSW Olin to 21 0800CST
Olin 1300CST
Localized heavy rain of 3 plus inches
fell in the headwaters of Pioneer
Creek southwest of Olin, Iowa with
Mechanicsville, Iowa reporting 2.82
inches between 0600 and 0745 LST. This
combined with moderate rainfall over
the Walnut Creek headwaters and wet
anticedent conditions resulted in
localized flash flooding on Walnut
Creek downstream of where Pioneer
Creek runs into Walnut Creek. Two
county gravel roads were unindated
with high water; 35th street between
160th and 145th Avenues had over a
foot of water over it while 42nd
Street had 8 to 10 inches of water
over it between 160th Avenue and the
Olin, Iowa city limits.
KANSAS, Southwest
Ford County
1 W Wright 02 0917CST
A semi was blown off the road and 68
cars of a 95 car train pulling empty
grain cars derailed. The trained had
slowed to about 10 mph before the wind
hit.
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Mccreary County
Whitley City 05 1630EST
There were roofs and porches blown off
of homes. Trees and power lines were
down across the county. Nearly every
tree in one hollow was blown down.
KENTUCKY, Southwest
KYZ014-018>019 Union--Henderson--Daviess
01 0000CST
09 2000CST
Flooding of the Ohio River continued
from late May into early June. At J.T.
Myers Lock and Dam near Uniontown, the
river crested at 42.3 feet on June 6.
This was several feet over the 37-foot
flood stage. Flooding of low-lying
areas and bottomlands near the river
occurred. Several thousand acres of
cropland were inundated, mainly in
Henderson County. Since crops were
planted,
MISSOURI, Northeast
MOZ010 Clark
01 0000CST
30 0330CST
River flooding that began in May 2004
continued into June 2004. Following is
an edited write up from the Service
Hydrologist:
Major to near record flooding was
reporting during the month, with many
locations setting daily maximum flow
records at least one time during the
month.
The month began with rather light
precipitation. Even though the
precipitation was light, some stream
levels were still high due to the high
rainfall amounts in May. June began
with many locations at or near crest,
or experiencing falling stream levels
from crests in May. The middle of the
month brought additional moderate
rainfall, with amounts generally of 1
to 2 inches. This rainfall led to
additional rises on some rivers. For
those rivers that were still above
flood stage, the additional rain
either slowed the fall or resulted in
secondary crests.
Stream flows began the month with all
locations experiencing either much
above normal conditions or daily
record maximum flows. The high stream
flows were due to a combination of
heavy rain and high stream flows in
May across Northeast Iowa and
Northwest Illinois. Stream flows
gradually fell through the 10th, when
most locations were reporting above
normal conditions. Some locations
reported either near normal or much
above normal conditions.
Stream flows then rose again on the
11th in response to locally heavy
rains. On the 11th, most locations
stream flows that were either above or
much above normal. A few locations
reported conditions that were near
normal.
Stream flows then gradually fell
during the remainder of the month,
except for the 14th, 17th, and 21st.
On those dates, locally heavy rainfall
resulted in additional but short-lived
rises in stream flows. On those dates,
stream flows were mostly above or much
above normal. A few locations reported
conditions near normal. In each of
these three situations, however,
stream flows began reverting back to
their gradual fall by the next day.
The month ended with stream flows
that were either near or above normal.
About half the locations reported
stream flows that were near normal,
while the other half of the locations
reported stream flows that were above
normal.
MONTANA, East
MTZ017-019-023-060 Central And Southern Valley--Sheridan
--Mccone--Little Rocky Mountains
07 0644MST
1049MST
Gradient winds in the wake of a
strong cold front produced a period of
strong wind during the morning hours.
The strong wind slowly diminished
during the afternoon. Sustained wind
speeds of 30 to 40 mph were common.
King Coulee Raws in southwest Valley
county and Zortman Mine Raws in
southwest Phillips county both
reported a peak wind gust of 58 mph.
NEBRASKA, West
Morrill County
1 S Bridgeport 15 2009MST
2012MST
Kimball County
1 SE Kimball 26 1615MST
1617MST
Microburst wind gusts damaged trailers
in mobile home park.
SOUTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Allendale County
1 W Seigling to 12 2000EST 3 150
2 SW Seigling 2005EST
Numerous trees snapped or uprooted.
TEXAS, South
Hidalgo County
6 W Mc Allen 22 2130CST
2330CST
Thunderstorms with intense rainfall
resulted in the fash flooding of Farm
to Market road 495 near Palmview.
Hidalgo County
Weslaco 22 2340CST
23 0100CST
Flash flooding of roads and low lying
areas was reported in Weslaco after
approximately 5 inches of rain fell in
a short period of time.
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville 25 1730CST
2000CST
Thunderstorms with very heavy rainfall
produced flash flooding of Farm to
Market road 1017 near Hebbronville.
TEXAS, South Central
Kendall County
West Portion 09 0730CST
2000CST
Thunderstorms produced general 1 inch
rainfall over the western part of
Kendall County, with up to 3 inches in
the area from Sisterdale to Kendalia.
Many of the western Kendall County
roads were closed, including SH473
near Kendali a
Bexar County
Countywide 09 0900CST
2000CST
Storms dropped between 1 and 2 inches
of rain over much of Bexar County.
Between 2 and 3 inches falling in the
eastern part of the county. Highest
totals were in the St. Hedwig area on
the eastern edge of Bexar County,
where up to 8 inches of rain was
reported. Road closures across the
county were widespread through the
afternoon and early evening. The San
Antonio Fire Department reported
around 50 high water rescues.
Atascosa County
Countywide 09 0930CST
1600CST
Rainfall over northern Atascosa County
averaged 2 inches, with a general 1
inch over the rest of the county.
Maximum amounts were near 8 inches in
the Poteet area. Most rural roads in
the county were closed through the
afternoon.
Zavala County
East Portion 09 1000CST
1200CST
Storms through the late morning
dropped between 1 and 2 inches over
the eastern half of Zavala County,
with up to 4 inches near Batesville.
SH117 was closed near Batesville due
to high water
Comal County
Countywide 09 1030CST
1400CST
Rainfall of between 1 and 2 across
the county, with up to 4 inches in the
southern half caused flash flooding
that closed SH46 in several places.
The flooding washed away 4
recreational vehicles and damaged 5
homes. The recreational vehicles had
been parked at a campground under
IH35. Damage to the homes was
estimated at $250,000.
TXZ205 Bexar
29 0600CST
30 2339CST
The San Antonio River near Elmendorf
crested at 39.05 feet on June 30 at
2315CST, where flood stage is 35 feet.
TXZ208 Caldwell
29 0600CST
30 2359CST
The San Marcos below Luling crested at
28.20 feet on June 30 at 2330CST,
where flood stage is 20 feet.
UTAH, West and Central
Davis County
Syracuse 18 2000MST
2200MST
brought down power lines and two power
poles. A 60 mph hour gust was recorded
at the Salt Lake International
Airport. Gusts around 50 mph were
common between 8 and 9 pm local time.
Box Elder County
Brigham City 21 1400MST
1500MST
A relatively weak upper level storm
system and its associated cold front
moved through Idaho and into northern
portions of Utah. The front combined
with sufficient low level moisture to
produce a severe thunderstorms and
several inches of 1"-inch diameter
hail. Some crops and trees were
damaged by the large hail but no
injuries were reported. 50 mph wind
gusts toppled several tree as well.
Garfield County
Escalante 29 1400MST
1800MST
Monsoonal moisture from the south
arrived early and provided the fuel
for heavy rain from slow moving
thunderstorms. The storms caused local
street and basement flooding in the
Escalate area as well rapid rises to
the Escalate River. An area weather
spotter reported 2.31 inches of rain
between 2:30 PM and 4:00 PM and radar
estimates in the area estimated that
up to 3 inches fell in the area.
WISCONSIN, Northeast
WIZ045-048 Waushara--Winnebago
11 0500CST
12 0500CST
Three to four inches of rain fell over
Waushara county and the southern half
of Winnebago county during the morning
hours of the 11th. Many rivers in that
part of the state were already swollen
after weeks of much above normal
rainfall. The torrential rainfall
flooded streets and highways,
including U.S. Highway 41 (the major
highway through Winnebago co.). A
bridge on the west side of Oshkosh
(Winnebago co.) sustained damage, from
the high waters of Sawyer Creek, and
had to be closed until it could be
inspected. Highways reopened to
traffic by the afternoon of the 12th.
Flooding of streets and numerous homes
and businesses caused the closure of
downtown Wautoma (Waushara co.). The
eastern part of Waushara county
experienced significant crop damage.
Flooded basements were commonplace.
Overburdened sewer systems caused raw
sewage to backup into homes, mainly in
Oshkosh. In some cases water and/or
sewage was more than 5 feet deep. Many
residences sustained damage, including
foundation damage and collapsed
basements, due to water and sewage
flooding basements. Two homes were
destroyed, 207 had major damage and
445 had minor damage.
A middle school in Oshkosh was set up
as an emergency shelter for residents
whose gas or power had been
disconnected for safety reasons.
The overnight crew at a major home
improvement retailer in Grand Chute
(Outagamie co.) let customers,
desperate to dry out their basements,
into the store at 4 AM on the 11th to
purchase pumps after the customers
began beating on the doors of the
store. One hardware store in Oshkosh
had hundreds of calls in the morning
requesting pumps. The store went
through 3 truckloads of pumps and
assorted fittings and hoses that were
shipped from stores in other parts of
the area that didn't experience
flooding.
Number of Estimated
Persons Damage
Location Killed Injured Property Crops
INDIANA, Central
INZ064-069>071
0 0 50K
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002>003-006>010-
015
0 0 2K 0
UTZ002>003-006>008-
010
0 0 100K 0
UTZ004-008-010-017
0 0 0 0
CALIFORNIA, Western
Alameda County
Dublin 0 0
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Countywide 0 0 1K
TNZ008>010-024-
027>028-030>033-
057>063-065>066-075-
078>079-093>095
0 0 88K
KANSAS, Southwest
Edwards County
5 NW Kinsley to 0 0 480K 50K
12 N Kinsley
Pawnee County
7 S Rozel to 0 0
6 SSE Rozel
ILLINOIS, Central
Douglas County
4 NW Tuscola to 0 0 50K
5.7 NW Tuscola
Champaign County
3 SW Pesotum to 0 0 15K
2 SSW Pesotum
Champaign County
4 NE Philo 0 0 0 0
Mason County
Havana 0 0
Stark County
6.5 E Wyoming to 0 0
7.3 ENE Wyoming
Marshall County
.4 NW Camp Grove to 0 0 250K
8.1 NE Camp Grove
Knox County
3 NW Victoria to 0 0
4.5 N Victoria
Tazewell County
1 S Pekin 0 0
Mclean County
Anchor 0 0
Woodford County
1 W El Paso 0 0
LAKE SUPERIOR
Saxon Hbr Wi To
Ontonagon Mi
Little Girls Point 0 0
MICHIGAN, Upper
Gogebic County
14 NW Ironwood 0 0
Ontonagon County
2 W Silver City 0 0
Ontonagon County
Silver City 0 0
Marquette County
6 E Champion 0 0
PACIFIC
GUZ002
0 0 13.5M 500K
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002
0 0 40K
UTZ007>010-012
0 0 4K
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-007
0 0 1K
UTZ002-004>006-
8009>009
0 1 7.5K
UTZ003-007
0 0 3.5K
ARKANSAS, Northwest
Benton County
Bentonville 0 1
ILLINOIS, Northeast
Kendall County
2 N Yorkville 0 0
Kendall County
Yorkville 0 0
Grundy County
4 S Morris 0 0
Lake County
Round Lake 0 0
Will County
3 W Plainfield to 0 0
3 N Plainfield
Will County
5 NE Lockport 0 0
Du Page County
Glendale Hgts 0 0
Lake County
Waukegan 0 0
Livingston County
10 SW Pontiac to 0 0
8 W Pontiac
Cook County
Alsip 0 0
Will County
New Lenox 0 0
Cook County
Burbank 0 0
Cook County
Chicago 0 0
ILLINOIS, Northwest
Carroll County
Chadwick 0 0 4K 4K
Whiteside County
2 NE Penrose 0 0 2K
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena 0 0 5K
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena 0 0 3K 5K
Jo Daviess County
Galena 0 0 5K
Jo Daviess County
Hanover to 0 0 2K
Elizabeth
Jo Daviess County
Apple River Canyon Sp 0 0 3K
Stephenson County
Eleroy 0 0 5K
Rock Island County
Loud Thunder Park 0 0
Jo Daviess County
3 N Hanover 0 0 2K
Jo Daviess County
2.4 SW Warren 0 0 3K
Hancock County
Nauvoo 0 0 5K
Hancock County
Nauvoo 0 0 4K
Jo Daviess County
Galena 0 0
Carroll County
.8 E Savanna 0 0 10K
Hancock County
2 NNW Hamilton to 0 0 10K 20K
1 N Ferris
Hancock County
Carthage 0 0 5K
McDonough County
1.5 S Macomb 0 0 5K
Mercer County
2.2 WNW Eliza 0 0 3K
Rock Island County
Carbon Cliff 0 0
Henry County
3 N Atkinson 0 0 1K
Henry County
1 SE Kewanee 0 0
Mercer County
.8 W Joy 0 0
Bureau County
2 WNW Princeton 0 0 5K
Mercer County
.8 SW Preemption 0 0
Bureau County
1 N Princeton 0 0
Henry County
4.4 SW Orion 0 0 5K
Mercer County
1.3 NNE Swedona 0 0 5K
Putnam County
Countywide 0 0 10K
Hancock County
Nauvoo 0 0 10K
Hancock County
2 E Nauvoo 0 0
Mcdonough County
3.2 NW Blandinsville 0 0 3K
Mcdonough County
2 E Blandinsville 0 0 50K 10K
Warren County
1 E Smithshire 0 0 3K
Mcdonough County
7.5 E Macomb to 0 0
Macomb
Putnam County
Countywide 0 0
Carroll County
Lanark 0 0 5K
Whiteside County
3.5 N Sterling 0 0 2K
ILLINOIS, South
Jefferson County
6.2 W Woodlawn to 0 0 100K
3 ENE Dix
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Washington County
Washington 0 0 5K
Washington County
4.8 W Wellman 0 0 5K
Washington County
Wellman 0 0 5K
Johnson County
3.5 N Hills 0 0 2K 10K
Scott County
Davenport Arpt 0 0 20K
Louisa County
1 N Wapello 0 0 2K
Benton County
Keystone 0 0 3K
Benton County
1 N Van Horne 0 0 2K 4K
Benton County
5 W Mt Auburn 0 0
Benton County
7 S Vinton to 0 0
9 S Vinton
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Benton County
1 W Urbana 0 0
Linn County
6 N Cedar Rapids to 0 0 4K
7 N Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Springville 0 0 5K
Linn County
Robins 0 0
Jones County
3 NE Martelle 0 0 3K
Jones County
1.3 N Olin 0 0
Linn County
3 SE Cedar Rapids 0 0 10K 5K
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 0 0
Linn County
3.2 NE Marion 0 0
Jones County
Martelle 0 0 5K 5K
Cedar County
Mechanicsville 0 0 2K
Jackson County
Maquoketa 0 0
Jackson County
1 N Maquoketa 0 0 2K 4K
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Scott County
Davenport Arpt 0 0 300K
Buchanan County
1.5 E Stanley to 0 0 100K
2.3 E Stanley
Benton County
1.5 ESE Newhall to 0 0 3K
1.6 E Newhall
Benton County
3.8 NW Vinton 0 0
Benton County
1.9 NW Atkins to 0 0 50K 25K
1.1 N Atkins
Linn County
2.2 SW Palo to 0 0 250K 50K
.5 ENE Palo
Benton County
1.5 S Vinton 0 0
Jones County
.8 E Martelle to 0 0 40K 10K
1.1 NNE Morley
Delaware County
Edgewood 0 0 5K
Delaware County
Manchester 0 0 5K
Buchanan County
Countywide 0 0 10K
Delaware County
Manchester 0 0 5K
Dubuque County
Dyersville 0 0 5K
Dubuque County
Epworth 0 0 5K
Dubuque County
New Vienna 0 0 10K
Jackson County
Bellevue 0 0 5K
Washington County
Ainsworth 0 0
Buchanan County
Countywide 0 0 50K
Muscatine County
West Liberty 0 0 2K
Dubuque County
Peosta 0 0 5K
Benton County
Mt Auburn 0 0 2K
Benton County
3 N Vinton 0 0 2K
Iowa County
Victor 0 0 7K
Iowa County
Millersburg 0 0 5K
Buchanan County
Stanley 0 0
Benton County
Vinton 0 0 10K
Iowa County
Marengo 0 0 8K
Linn County
9 N Cedar Rapids 0 0 8K
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 0 0 5K
Linn County
1 S Cedar Rapids 0 0 12K
Linn County
Cedar Rapids 0 0
Delaware County
Edgewood 0 0
Delaware County
Countywide 0 0 50K
Lee County
Montrose 0 0 5K
Lee County
Keokuk 0 0 15K
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt 0 0 2K
Jefferson County
9 WSW Fairfield 0 0 5K
Scott County
Davenport 0 0
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt 0 0 5K
Lee County
Ft Madison 0 0 50K
Lee County
.6 E Vincennes to 0 0 3K
.9 E Vincennes
Lee County
Argyle 0 0 4K 4K
Lee County
6 SW Ft Madison 0 0
Lee County
Donnellson 0 0 4K
Lee County
Montrose 0 0 4K
Benton County
Vinton 0 0 4K
Benton County
3.8 E Vinton 0 0 3K 4K
Benton County
4 S Vinton to 0 0
7 S Vinton
Delaware County
1 WSW Dundee 0 0 15K 4K
Johnson County
2 ENE Lone Tree 0 0
Dubuque County
3 NW Cascade 0 0
Delaware County
1 W Dundee 0 0 3K
Delaware County
Colesburg 0 0 2K
Lee County
1.6 ENE Vincennes to 0 0 20K
1.9 ENE Vincennes
Lee County
3.8 WSW Montrose to 0 0 7K
3.5 WSW Montrose
Lee County
.9 SW Montrose to 0 0 20K
Montrose
Benton County
2.5 NNW Urbana 0 0 4K
Iowa County
5.6 ENE Williamsburg 0 0 10K 3K
5.8 ENE Williamsburg
Buchanan County
5 E Brandon 0 0 3K
Buchanan County
1.2 NE Quasqueton to 0 0 5K 2K
1.5 NE Quasqueton
Jones County
3.5 WSW Monticello to 0 0 4K
3.2 WSW Monticello
Muscatine County
2 N Muscatine Muni Ar 0 0 4K
Muscatine County
Muscatine 0 0 4K
KANSAS, Southeast
Harper County
2 S Attica to 0 0
1 S Attica
Harper County
1 SE Attica to 0 0 140K
1 NE Attica
Harper County
6 E Attica to 0 0
3 SW Harper
Harper County
3 S Harper to 0 0
3 SE Harper
Harper County
3 SE Harper to 0 1 275K 75K
4 SE Harper
Harper County
4 SW Danville to 0 0
1 SW Danville
Harper County
4.5 SSW Harper to 0 0 220K
4.5 S Harper
Harper County
4 SSE Harper to 0 0 140K
5 SE Harper
Harper County
1 SSE Harper to 0 0 100K
1 SE Harper
Harper County
1.5 N Danville to 0 0 100K
3.5 NE Danville
Sumner County
1 W Argonia to 0 0 100K
3 NW Argonia
KANSAS, Southwest
Lane County
2 NE Shields 0 0 10K
MISSISSIPPI, South
Pike County
2 SE Me Comb 0 0 10K
Pike County
5 SE Mc Comb 0 0
Walthall County
3 NNW Enon to 0 0 50K
5 NNE Enon
MISSOURI, Northeast
Clark County
Alexandria 0 0 4K
Clark County
Luray 0 0 7K
Clark County
4 N Luray 0 0 15K 7K
Scotland County
1.6 W Rutledge 0 0 2K
Clark County
Wyaconda 0 0 3K
Clark County
Kahoka 0 0 10K
MISSOURI, Northwest
Platte County
3 WNW Camden Pt to 0 0 30K
5 NW Camden Pt
Buchanan County
7 SE De Kalb to 0 0
2 SE De Kalb
Clinton County
1 S Gower to 0 0
1 SSE Gower
Buchanan County
1 W Agency to
1 WNW Agency 0 0
Clinton County
1 SE Plattsburg to 0 0 20K
19 NE Plattsburg
De Kalb County
1 WSW Osborn to 0 0 10K
Osborn
De Kalb County
2 W Maysville to 0 0
2 WNW Maysville
De Kalb County
2 S Weatherby to 3 6 300K
4 E Weatherby
Daviess County
10 SW Pattonsburg to 0 0
6 N Pattonsburg
De Kalb County
5 ENE Fairport to 0 0
6 NE Fairport
Harrison County
5 S Bethany to 0 0
4 S Bethany
Daviess County
5 E Coffey to 0 0
10 ENE Coffey
Harrison County
1 SW Melbourne to 0 0
1 W Melbourne
Grundy County
4 W Spickard to 0 0
4 WNW Spickard
Mercer County
4 SW Mill Grove to 0 0
1 W Mill Grove
NEBRASKA, East
Jefferson County
3 W Daykin to 0 0 220K
3 N Daykin
Saline County
6.5 SW Western to 0 8 20M
3 E Wilber
Gage County
3 W Clatonia to 0 0 20M
5 NE Clatonia
Lancaster County
1 S Hallam to 1 30 100M
2 E Bennet
Otoe County
4.5 SW Palmyra to 0 0 20M
1 WSW Palmyra
OHIO, North
Medina County
Medina 0 0
Summit County
Akron 0 0
Lakewood
Avon Lake 0 0
Cuyahoga County
Lakewood 0 0 4K
Stark County
Uniontown 0 0
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls 0 0 2K
Summit County
Stow 0 0 2K
Portage County
Kent 0 0 4K
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls 0 0 4K
Cuyahoga County
Countywide 0 0 5.2M
Medina County
Countywide 0 0 750K
Lorain County
Countywide 0 0 750K
Portage County
Countywide 0 0 2.4M
Mahoning County
Countywide 0 0 1.7M
Ashtabula County
Pierpont 0 0 2K
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Hgts 0 0 5K
Geauga County
Countywide 0 0 50K
OHIO, Southwest
Fayette County
3 SE Rock Mills to 0 1 50K
2 SE Good Hope
Ross County
4 N South Salem 0 0 30K
PACIFIC
GUZO02
0 0 0
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Clifton 0 0
Wayne County
6.1 SW Fairview to 0 1 500K
Fairview
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
4 SW Boonshill to 0 0 25K
2 SE Booneville
Lincoln County
Flintville 0 0
Lincoln County
2 S Vanntown to 0 0 10K
6 SE Flintville
Moore County
3.5 SW Lynchburg to 0 0
6 E Lynchburg
Franklin County
3 W Huntland to 0 0
2 E Huntland
Franklin County
Huntland 0 0
Moore County
2 NE Lynchburg to 0 0
6 E Lynchburg
Franklin County
2 W Center Grove to 0 0 10K
Center Grove
Franklin County
1 W Winchester to 0 0 10K
Winchester
TEXAS, South
Zapata County
Zapata 0 0 75K
Zapata County
Zapata 0 0 50K
Cameron County
San Benito to 0 0 2M
Brownsville
Starr County
Garciasville 0 0 50K
Starr County
Rio Grande City 0 0
Starr County
Garciasville 0 0
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville 0 0 25K
Zapata County
Zapata 0 0 50K
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-006-012
0 0 0.50K
CALIFORNIA, Western
Napa County
10 N Yountville 0 0
CARIBBEAN SEA AND TROPICAL ATLANTIC
Flagler Beach To
Cocoa Beach Fl Out
20Nm
10 N Cape Canaveral 0 0 0 0
Cocoa Beach To
Jupiter Inlet F1 Out
20Nm
2 E Melbourne Beach 0 0 0 0
COLORADO, West
Eagle County
2 E Eagle to 0 0
3 E Eagle
FLORIDA, East Central
Volusia County
Daytona Beach 0 2 0 0
Orange County
Orlando Executive Ar 0 0 0 0
Brevard County
Palm Bay 0 0 0 0
Indian River County
5 W Vero Beach 0 0 0 0
St. Lucie County
Ft Pierce 0 0 0 0
Seminole County
Lake Mary 0 1 0 0
Orange County
Apopka 0 0 0 0
ILLINOIS, Northwest
Henry County
3 SE Kewanee 0 0
Mercer County
2.7 N Matherville 0 0
Bureau County
2.2 ENE Buda 0 0
Bureau County
1 NNE Wyanet 0 0
Bureau County
3.4 SW Neponset to 0 0 12K 4K
3.1 SW Neponset
Bureau County
2.7 SW Neponset to 0 0 12K 4K
2.4 SW Neponset
ILZ001-007
0 0
Jo Daviess County
Stockton 0 0
Jo Daviess County
Countywide 0 0
Jo Daviess County
1.2 W Stockton to 0 0 10K 4K
3 W Stockton
Stephenson County
Cedarville 0 0
Jo Daviess County
Warren 0 0
Stephenson County
.3 NW Cedarville 0 0 1K
Stephenson County
2.5 W Cedarville 0 0 20K 3K
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena 0 0
Stephenson County
Cedarville 0 0
Stephenson County
4.2 SW Lena 0 0
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena to 0 0
2.9 E Lena
Stephenson County
2.9 NE Lena 0 0 10K 3K
Jo Daviess County
Galena 0 0
Jo Daviess County
Galena 0 0 10K 3K
Stephenson County
3.6 ESE Lena 0 0 10K 3K
INDIANA, Central
INZ028>029-035-
043>044-051-060-067
0 0 300K
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
IAZ053-063>068-
076>078-087>089-099
0 0
IAZ051>052
0 0
Linn County
Marion 0 0
Jones County
1.4 NW Morley 0 0 8K 2K
Scott County
Bettendorf 0 0 8K
IAZ063>064
0 0
Jefferson County
Fairfield 0 0 2K
Jefferson County
Fairfield 0 0
Jefferson County
4 NE Fairfield 0 0 5K 3K
Jefferson County
Fairfeld 0 0 10K 3K
Scott County
Davenport 0 0 10K
IAZ042-054-067
0 0
Buchanan County
4 E Fairbank to 0 0 4K 3K
1.6 N Hazleton
Buchanan County
Independence 0 0 4K
Buchanan County
1.5 SSW Aurora 0 0 20K 4K
Buchanan County
Jesup 0 0
Buchanan County
Jesup 0 0
Buchanan County
4 E Jesup 0 0
Delaware County
Edgewood 0 0
Jones County
1.3 N Olin to 0 0 70K 5K
Olin
Jones County
3.2 N Olin 0 0 10K 3K
Jones County
6.7 W Wyoming to 0 0 10K 3K
Wyoming
Dubuque County
Dubuque 0 0
Jones County
Wyoming 0 0 50K 8K
Jones County
1.9 WSW Olin to 0 0 12K 4K
Olin
KANSAS, Southwest
Ford County
1 W Wright 0 0
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Mccreary County
Whitley City 0 0 150K 0
KENTUCKY, Southwest
KYZ014-018>019
0 0 300K
MISSOURI, Northeast
MOZ010
0 0
MONTANA, East
MTZ017-019-023-060
0 0
NEBRASKA, West
Morrill County
1 S Bridgeport 0 0
Kimball County
1 SE Kimball 0 0 45K
SOUTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Allendale County
1 W Seigling to 0 0
2 SW Seigling
Hidalgo County
6 W Mc Allen 0 0
Hidalgo County
Weslaco 0 0
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville 0 0
TEXAS, South Central
Kendall County
West Portion 0 0
Bexar County
Countywide 0 0
Atascosa County
Countywide 0 0
Zavala County
East Portion 0 0
Comal County
Countywide 0 0 250K
TXZ205
0 0
TXZ208
0 0
UTAH, West and Central
Davis County
Syracuse 0 0 25K
Box Elder County
Brigham City 0 0 24K
Garfield County
Escalante 0 0
WISCONSIN, Northeast
WIZ045-048
0 0 876K 20M
Location Character of Storm
INDIANA, Central
INZ064-069>071
Flood
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002>003-006>010-
015
Winter Storm
UTZ002>003-006>008-
010
Heavy Snow
UTZ004-008-010-017
Heavy Snow
CALIFORNIA, Western
Alameda County
Dublin Hail (0.75)
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Countywide Flash Flood
TNZ008>010-024-
027>028-030>033-
057>063-065>066-075-
078>079-093>095
Flood
KANSAS, Southwest
Edwards County
5 NW Kinsley to Tornado (F3)
12 N Kinsley
Pawnee County
7 S Rozel to Tornado (F0)
6 SSE Rozel
ILLINOIS, Central
Douglas County
4 NW Tuscola to Tornado (F1)
5.7 NW Tuscola
Champaign County
3 SW Pesotum to Tornado (F0)
2 SSW Pesotum
Champaign County
4 NE Philo Tornado (F0)
Mason County
Havana Hail (1.75)
Stark County
6.5 E Wyoming to Tornado (Fl)
7.3 ENE Wyoming
Marshall County
.4 NW Camp Grove to Tornado (Fl)
8.1 NE Camp Grove
Knox County
3 NW Victoria to Tornado (F0)
4.5 N Victoria
Tazewell County
1 S Pekin Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Mclean County
Anchor Hail (0.88)
Woodford County
1 W El Paso Hail (0.88)
LAKE SUPERIOR
Saxon Hbr Wi To
Ontonagon Mi
Little Girls Point Marine Tstm Wind
MICHIGAN, Upper
Gogebic County
14 NW Ironwood Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Ontonagon County
2 W Silver City Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Ontonagon County
Silver City Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Marquette County
6 E Champion Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
PACIFIC
GUZ002
Hurricane/Typhoon
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ002
Landslide
UTZ007>010-012
Heavy Snow
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-007
Heavy Snow
UTZ002-004>006-
8009>009
High Wind (G72)
UTZ003-007
Strong Wind
ARKANSAS, Northwest
Benton County
Bentonville Lightning
ILLINOIS, Northeast
Kendall County
2 N Yorkville Hail (0.75)
Kendall County
Yorkville Hail (1.75)
Grundy County
4 S Morris Hail (1.00)
Lake County
Round Lake Hail (0.75)
Will County
3 W Plainfield to Hail (1.75)
3 N Plainfield
Will County
5 NE Lockport Hail (1.75)
Du Page County
Glendale Hgts Hail (1.00)
Lake County
Waukegan Hail (0.75)
Livingston County
10 SW Pontiac to Tornado (F2)
8 W Pontiac
Cook County
Alsip Hail (0.75)
Will County
New Lenox Hail (0.75)
Cook County
Burbank Hail (0.88)
Cook County
Chicago Hail (1.00)
ILLINOIS, Northwest
Carroll County
Chadwick Hail (1.75)
Whiteside County
2 NE Penrose Hail (0.88)
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena Hail (0.75)
Jo Daviess County
7 W Galena Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Jo Daviess County
Galena Heavy Rain
Jo Daviess County
Hanover to Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Elizabeth
Jo Daviess County
Apple River Canyon Sp Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Stephenson County
Eleroy Hail (0.88)
Rock Island County
Loud Thunder Park Hail (0.75)
Jo Daviess County
3 N Hanover Hail (0.88)
Jo Daviess County
2.4 SW Warren Hail (1.00)
Hancock County
Nauvoo Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Hancock County
Nauvoo Hail (1.00)
Jo Daviess County
Galena Heavy Rain
Carroll County
.8 E Savanna Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Hancock County
2 NNW Hamilton to Thunderstorm Wind (G65)
1 N Ferris
Hancock County
Carthage Hail (0.75)
McDonough County
1.5 S Macomb Hail (0.88)
Mercer County
2.2 WNW Eliza Flash Flood
Rock Island County
Carbon Cliff Heavy Rain
Henry County
3 N Atkinson Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Henry County
1 SE Kewanee Heavy Rain
Mercer County
.8 W Joy Heavy Rain
Bureau County
2 WNW Princeton Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Mercer County
.8 SW Preemption Heavy Rain
Bureau County
1 N Princeton Funnel Cloud
Henry County
4.4 SW Orion Flash Flood
Mercer County
1.3 NNE Swedona Flash Flood
Putnam County
Countywide Flash Flood
Hancock County
Nauvoo Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Hancock County
2 E Nauvoo Funnel Cloud
Mcdonough County
3.2 NW Blandinsville Hail (1.00)
Mcdonough County
2 E Blandinsville Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
Warren County
1 E Smithshire Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Mcdonough County
7.5 E Macomb to Heavy Rain
Macomb
Putnam County
Countywide Heavy Rain
Carroll County
Lanark Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Whiteside County
3.5 N Sterling Hail (1.00)
ILLINOIS, South
Jefferson County
6.2 W Woodlawn to Tornado (F1)
3 ENE Dix
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Washington County
Washington Hail (0.75)
Washington County
4.8 W Wellman Hail (0.75)
Washington County
Wellman Hail (0.88)
Johnson County
3.5 N Hills Hail (1.00)
Scott County
Davenport Arpt Lightning
Louisa County
1 N Wapello Hail (0.75)
Benton County
Keystone Hail (1.00)
Benton County
1 N Van Horne Hail (1.75)
Benton County
5 W Mt Auburn Funnel Cloud
Benton County
7 S Vinton to Heavy Rain
9 S Vinton
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Benton County
1 W Urbana Funnel Cloud
Linn County
6 N Cedar Rapids to Hail (1.75)
7 N Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Springville Hail (1.75)
Linn County
Robins Heavy Rain
Jones County
3 NE Martelle Hail (0.88)
Jones County
1.3 N Olin Funnel Cloud
Linn County
3 SE Cedar Rapids Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Heavy Rain
Linn County
3.2 NE Marion Heavy Rain
Jones County
Martelle Hail (1.75)
Cedar County
Mechanicsville Hail (0.75)
Jackson County
Maquoketa Hail (0.88)
Jackson County
1 N Maquoketa Hail (1.00)
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
Scott County
Davenport Arpt Lightning
Buchanan County
1.5 E Stanley to Flash Flood
2.3 E Stanley
Benton County
1.5 ESE Newhall to Tornado (F0)
1.6 E Newhall
Benton County
3.8 NW Vinton Tornado (F0)
Benton County
1.9 NW Atkins to Tornado (F1)
1.1 N Atkins
Linn County
2.2 SW Palo to Tornado (F3)
.5 ENE Palo
Benton County
1.5 S Vinton Tornado (F0)
Jones County
.8 E Martelle to Tornado (F1)
1.1 NNE Morley
Delaware County
Edgewood Thunderstorm Wind (G53)
Delaware County
Manchester Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Buchanan County
Countywide Flash Flood
Delaware County
Manchester Flash Flood
Dubuque County
Dyersville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Dubuque County
Epworth Thunderstorm Wind (G56)
Dubuque County
New Vienna Flash Flood
Jackson County
Bellevue Hail (1.00)
Washington County
Ainsworth Heavy Rain
Buchanan County
Countywide Flash Flood
Muscatine County
West Liberty Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Dubuque County
Peosta Hail (2.00)
Benton County
Mt Auburn Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Benton County
3 N Vinton Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Iowa County
Victor Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Iowa County
Millersburg Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Buchanan County
Stanley Heavy Rain
Benton County
Vinton Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Iowa County
Marengo Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Linn County
9 N Cedar Rapids Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Linn County
1 S Cedar Rapids Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Heavy Rain
Delaware County
Edgewood Heavy Rain
Delaware County
Countywide Flash Flood
Lee County
Montrose Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Lee County
Keokuk Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt Thunderstorm Wind (G55)
Jefferson County
9 WSW Fairfield Flash Flood
Scott County
Davenport Heavy Rain
Lee County
Keokuk Arpt Thunderstorm Wind (G59)
Lee County
Ft Madison Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Lee County
.6 E Vincennes to Tornado (F0)
.9 E Vincennes
Lee County
Argyle Hail (1.75)
Lee County
6 SW Ft Madison Funnel Cloud
Lee County
Donnellson Thunderstorm Wind (652)
Lee County
Montrose Hail (1.00)
Benton County
Vinton Hail (1.00)
Benton County
3.8 E Vinton Hail (1.75)
Benton County
4 S Vinton to Heavy Rain
7 S Vinton
Delaware County
1 WSW Dundee Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
Johnson County
2 ENE Lone Tree Funnel Cloud
Dubuque County
3 NW Cascade Funnel Cloud
Delaware County
1 W Dundee Flash Flood
Delaware County
Colesburg Hail (0.75)
Lee County
1.6 ENE Vincennes to Tornado (F1)
1.9 ENE Vincennes
Lee County
3.8 WSW Montrose to Tornado (F0)
3.5 WSW Montrose
Lee County
.9 SW Montrose to Tornado (F1)
Montrose
Benton County
2.5 NNW Urbana Tornado (F0)
Iowa County
5.6 ENE Williamsburg Tornado (F1)
5.8 ENE Williamsburg
Buchanan County
5 E Brandon Tornado (F0)
Buchanan County
1.2 NE Quasqueton to Tornado (F0)
1.5 NE Quasqueton
Jones County
3.5 WSW Monticello to Tornado (F0)
3.2 WSW Monticello
Muscatine County
2 N Muscatine Muni Ar Hail (0.75)
Muscatine County
Muscatine Hail (0.75)
KANSAS, Southeast
Harper County
2 S Attica to Tornado (F0)
1 S Attica
Harper County
1 SE Attica to Tornado (F2)
1 NE Attica
Harper County
6 E Attica to Tornado (F1)
3 SW Harper
Harper County
3 S Harper to Tornado (F0)
3 SE Harper
Harper County
3 SE Harper to Tornado (F4)
4 SE Harper
Harper County
4 SW Danville to Tornado (F0)
1 SW Danville
Harper County
4.5 SSW Harper to Tornado (F1)
4.5 S Harper
Harper County
4 SSE Harper to Tornado (F2)
5 SE Harper
Harper County
1 SSE Harper to Tornado (F2)
1 SE Harper
Harper County
1.5 N Danville to Tornado (F1)
3.5 NE Danville
Sumner County
1 W Argonia to Tornado (F1)
3 NW Argonia
KANSAS, Southwest
Lane County
2 NE Shields Tornado (F1)
MISSISSIPPI, South
Pike County
2 SE Me Comb Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Pike County
5 SE Mc Comb Hail (0.75)
Walthall County
3 NNW Enon to Tornado (F1)
5 NNE Enon
MISSOURI, Northeast
Clark County
Alexandria Hail (0.75)
Clark County
Luray Thunderstorm Wind (G57)
Clark County
4 N Luray Thunderstorm Wind (G65)
Scotland County
1.6 W Rutledge Hail (0.75)
Clark County
Wyaconda Hail (1.00)
Clark County
Kahoka Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
MISSOURI, Northwest
Platte County
3 WNW Camden Pt to Tornado (F3)
5 NW Camden Pt
Buchanan County
7 SE De Kalb to Tornado (F3)
2 SE De Kalb
Clinton County
1 S Gower to Tornado (F0)
1 SSE Gower
Buchanan County
1 W Agency to
1 WNW Agency Tornado (F0)
Clinton County
1 SE Plattsburg to Tornado (F1)
19 NE Plattsburg
De Kalb County
1 WSW Osborn to Tornado (F1)
Osborn
De Kalb County
2 W Maysville to Tornado (F0)
2 WNW Maysville
De Kalb County
2 S Weatherby to Tornado (F4)
4 E Weatherby
Daviess County
10 SW Pattonsburg to Tornado (F4)
6 N Pattonsburg
De Kalb County
5 ENE Fairport to Tornado (F0)
6 NE Fairport
Harrison County
5 S Bethany to Tornado (F4)
4 S Bethany
Daviess County
5 E Coffey to Tornado (F0)
10 ENE Coffey
Harrison County
1 SW Melbourne to Tornado (F0)
1 W Melbourne
Grundy County
4 W Spickard to Tornado (F0)
4 WNW Spickard
Mercer County
4 SW Mill Grove to Tornado (F0)
1 W Mill Grove
NEBRASKA, East
Jefferson County
3 W Daykin to Tornado (F1)
3 N Daykin
Saline County
6.5 SW Western to Tornado (F2)
3 E Wilber
Gage County
3 W Clatonia to Tornado (F4)
5 NE Clatonia
Lancaster County
1 S Hallam to Tornado (F4)
2 E Bennet
Otoe County
4.5 SW Palmyra to Tornado (F1)
1 WSW Palmyra
OHIO, North
Medina County
Medina Hail (0.88)
Summit County
Akron Hail (0.75)
Lakewood
Avon Lake Hail (0.75)
Cuyahoga County
Lakewood Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Stark County
Uniontown Hail (0.75)
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls Hail (1.00)
Summit County
Stow Hail (1.00)
Portage County
Kent Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Summit County
Cuyahoga Falls Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cuyahoga County
Countywide Flash Flood
Medina County
Countywide Flash Flood
Lorain County
Countywide Flash Flood
Portage County
Countywide Flash Flood
Mahoning County
Countywide Flash Flood
Ashtabula County
Pierpont Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Hgts Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Geauga County
Countywide Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
OHIO, Southwest
Fayette County
3 SE Rock Mills to Tornado (F1)
2 SE Good Hope
Ross County
4 N South Salem Tornado (F0)
PACIFIC
GUZO02
Tropical Storm
TENNESSEE, Central
Wayne County
Clifton Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Wayne County
6.1 SW Fairview to Thunderstorm Wind (G80)
Fairview
TENNESSEE, South Central
Lincoln County
4 SW Boonshill to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
2 SE Booneville
Lincoln County
Flintville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Lincoln County
2 S Vanntown to Tornado (F1)
6 SE Flintville
Moore County
3.5 SW Lynchburg to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
6 E Lynchburg
Franklin County
3 W Huntland to Tornado (F1)
2 E Huntland
Franklin County
Huntland Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Moore County
2 NE Lynchburg to Tornado (F1)
6 E Lynchburg
Franklin County
2 W Center Grove to Tornado (F1)
Center Grove
Franklin County
1 W Winchester to Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Winchester
TEXAS, South
Zapata County
Zapata Lightning
Zapata County
Zapata Flash Flood
Cameron County
San Benito to Flash Flood
Brownsville
Starr County
Garciasville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Starr County
Rio Grande City Hail (0.75)
Starr County
Garciasville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Zapata County
Zapata Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
UTAH, West and Central
UTZ001-006-012
Strong Wind
CALIFORNIA, Western
Napa County
10 N Yountville Hail (0.75)
CARIBBEAN SEA AND TROPICAL ATLANTIC
Flagler Beach To
Cocoa Beach Fl Out
20Nm
10 N Cape Canaveral Marine Tstm Wind
Cocoa Beach To
Jupiter Inlet F1 Out
20Nm
2 E Melbourne Beach Waterspout
COLORADO, West
Eagle County
2 E Eagle to Tornado (F0)
3 E Eagle
FLORIDA, East Central
Volusia County
Daytona Beach Lightning
Orange County
Orlando Executive Ar Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
Brevard County
Palm Bay Thunderstorm Wind (G60)
Indian River County
5 W Vero Beach Hail (1.00)
St. Lucie County
Ft Pierce Hail (1.00)
Seminole County
Lake Mary Lightning
Orange County
Apopka Hail (0.75)
ILLINOIS, Northwest
Henry County
3 SE Kewanee Funnel Cloud
Mercer County
2.7 N Matherville Funnel Cloud
Bureau County
2.2 ENE Buda Funnel Cloud
Bureau County
1 NNE Wyanet Funnel Cloud
Bureau County
3.4 SW Neponset to Tornado (F1)
3.1 SW Neponset
Bureau County
2.7 SW Neponset to Tornado (F1)
2.4 SW Neponset
ILZ001-007
Flood
Jo Daviess County
Stockton Heavy Rain
Jo Daviess County
Countywide 0 Heavy Rain
Jo Daviess County
1.2 W Stockton to Flash Flood
3 W Stockton
Stephenson County
Cedarville Heavy Rain
Jo Daviess County
Warren Heavy Rain
Stephenson County
.3 NW Cedarville Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Stephenson County
2.5 W Cedarville Flash Flood
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena Heavy Rain
Stephenson County
Cedarville Heavy Rain
Stephenson County
4.2 SW Lena Heavy Rain
Stephenson County
2.5 E Lena to Heavy Rain
2.9 E Lena
Stephenson County
2.9 NE Lena Flash Flood
Jo Daviess County
Galena Heavy Rain
Jo Daviess County
Galena Flash Flood
Stephenson County
3.6 ESE Lena Flash Flood
INDIANA, Central
INZ028>029-035-
043>044-051-060-067
Flood
IOWA, East Central and Southeast
IAZ053-063>068-
076>078-087>089-099
Flood
IAZ051>052
Flood
Linn County
Marion Heavy Rain
Jones County
1.4 NW Morley Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Scott County
Bettendorf Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
IAZ063>064
Flood
Jefferson County
Fairfield Hail (0.88)
Jefferson County
Fairfield Heavy Rain
Jefferson County
4 NE Fairfield Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Jefferson County
Fairfeld Thunderstorm Wind (G52)
Scott County
Davenport Thunderstorm Wind (G50)
IAZ042-054-067
Flood
Buchanan County
4 E Fairbank to Flash Flood
1.6 N Hazleton
Buchanan County
Independence Lightning
Buchanan County
1.5 SSW Aurora Flash Flood
Buchanan County
Jesup Heavy Rain
Buchanan County
Jesup Heavy Rain
Buchanan County
4 E Jesup Heavy Rain
Delaware County
Edgewood Heavy Rain
Jones County
1.3 N Olin to Flash Flood
Olin
Jones County
3.2 N Olin Flash Flood
Jones County
6.7 W Wyoming to Flash Flood
Wyoming
Dubuque County
Dubuque Heavy Rain
Jones County
Wyoming Flash Flood
Jones County
1.9 WSW Olin to Flash Flood
Olin
KANSAS, Southwest
Ford County
1 W Wright Thunderstorm Wind (G61)
KENTUCKY, Eastern
Mccreary County
Whitley City Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
KENTUCKY, Southwest
KYZ014-018>019
Flood
MISSOURI, Northeast
MOZ010
Flood
MONTANA, East
MTZ017-019-023-060
High Wind (G50)
NEBRASKA, West
Morrill County
1 S Bridgeport Hail (1.00)
Kimball County
1 SE Kimball Thunderstorm Wind (G70)
SOUTH CAROLINA, South Coastal
Allendale County
1 W Seigling to Tornado (F1)
2 SW Seigling
Hidalgo County
6 W Mc Allen Flash Flood
Hidalgo County
Weslaco Flash Flood
Jim Hogg County
Hebbronville Flash Flood
TEXAS, South Central
Kendall County
West Portion Flash Flood
Bexar County
Countywide Flash Flood
Atascosa County
Countywide Flash Flood
Zavala County
East Portion Flash Flood
Comal County
Countywide Flash Flood
TXZ205
Flood
TXZ208
Flood
UTAH, West and Central
Davis County
Syracuse Flash Flood
Box Elder County
Brigham City Hail (0.01)
Garfield County
Escalante Flash Flood
WISCONSIN, Northeast
WIZ045-048
Flood
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