Hail Map in Kentucky on February 27, 2011

The weather event in Kentucky on February 27, 2011 includes Hail map. 11 states and 1,022 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in Kentucky

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Date	Description
02/27/20115:49 AM CST	An nws storm damage survey confirmed an ef-1 tornado with maximum wind speeds of 100 mph touched down about a mile southwest of stanford. The tornado traveled 8 miles b
02/27/20115:46 AM CST	Numerous trees down and power lines and also some roofs blown off.
02/27/20115:45 AM CST	The county road foreman reported several trees blocking roads countywide
02/27/20115:20 AM CST	Barn damage and trees down.
02/27/20115:16 AM CST	Tress down in the fincaslte area
02/27/20115:05 AM CST	Part of a barn was damaged.
02/27/20115:04 AM CST	A local report indicates 62 MPH wind near MAGNOLIA
02/27/20114:34 AM CST	Trees and power lines down
02/27/20114:15 AM CST	Several trees downed near falls of rough. Two downed trees blocked rolling stone acres lane and kiper-whitworth road.
02/27/20114:13 AM CST	A local report indicates 1.00 inch wind near SYMSONIA
02/27/20114:12 AM CST	A storm survey confirmed that straight line winds up to 65 mph destroyed a barn near polsgrove. A large tractor shed was destroyed on bates road near swallowfield. Seve
02/27/20114:07 AM CST	Several trees down near the small town of flag fork.
02/27/20114:00 AM CST	Power poles down across highway 22
02/27/20113:59 AM CST	* 1 inj * an nws storm damage survey confirmed an ef-3 tornado touched down at 459 am est 1.5 miles southeast of eminence and lifted 2 minutes later 3 miles east of
02/27/20113:57 AM CST	Large tree fell on car on ellis road just south of the henry county line. Several other trees were downed in same location.
02/27/20113:55 AM CST	Over 18 poles reported down.
02/27/20113:54 AM CST	* 3 inj * house flattened along mulberry pike.
02/27/20113:48 AM CST	Nws employee reported several trees down just north of anchorage.
02/27/20113:39 AM CST	Trees were down along with power lines and a damaged power pole between crestwoood and ballardsville.
02/27/20113:36 AM CST	Shed destroyed and trees down.
02/27/20113:35 AM CST	Trees down four colums blown off a house... Windows blown out of a car.
02/27/20113:33 AM CST	An ef-1 tornado with maximum wind speeds of 100 mph...width 100 yards. Tornado was continuation of utica in 2w tornado event lmk1100193. Tornado crossed ohio river and
02/27/20113:32 AM CST	Trees down in the fincastle area
02/27/20113:31 AM CST	Numerous trees downed. Funnel cloud.
02/27/20113:15 AM CST	House trailer was damaged between smithland and tiline on dunlap road.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on February 27, 2011

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on February 27, 2011

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