Hail Map in Ohio on February 27, 2011

The weather event in Ohio 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 Ohio

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Date	Description
02/27/20115:54 AM CST	At the raws station north of chillicothe
02/27/20115:35 AM CST	Power out in the southern part of perry county
02/27/20115:33 AM CST	Trees downed.
02/27/20115:30 AM CST	Multiple trees down
02/27/20115:28 AM CST	Numerous trees downed on marysville-williams road.
02/27/20115:25 AM CST	20 trees down
02/27/20115:20 AM CST	Five trees down
02/27/20115:20 AM CST	Numerous trees down in the area
02/27/20115:20 AM CST	Numerous trees down throughout county. Vehicle hit tree hanging over road and damaged windshield
02/27/20115:20 AM CST	2 homes damaged
02/27/20115:18 AM CST	Trees and powerlines down
02/27/20115:15 AM CST	Trees down
02/27/20115:15 AM CST	At the raws station north of chillicothe
02/27/20115:15 AM CST	Small metal shed blown 25-30 feet to the east into neighbors yard
02/27/20115:10 AM CST	Trees and power lines down
02/27/20115:10 AM CST	Shingles torn off roof of house.
02/27/20115:08 AM CST	Trees and power lines down
02/27/20115:00 AM CST	Confirmed ef1 tornado with a 2.4 mile path length along canal road. Damage consisted of destroyed barns and outbuildings...a roof off a modular home...numerous trees up
02/27/20115:00 AM CST	Heavy patio furniture thrown. Brick and stone wall broken into pieces. Time estimated.
02/27/20115:00 AM CST	Shed destroyed and fence damaged
02/27/20114:59 AM CST	Trees and power lines down
02/27/20114:55 AM CST	Carport was picked up and blown 50 feet.
02/27/20114:55 AM CST	A local report indicates 61 MPH wind near KLCK RICKENBACKER APT
02/27/20114:53 AM CST	Two large trees downed on the north side of baltimore.
02/27/20114:53 AM CST	A local report indicates 60 MPH wind near KVTA NEWARK-HEATH APT
02/27/20114:48 AM CST	House roof torn off with building collapse on myrtle avenue on north side of newark. Time estimated.
02/27/20114:46 AM CST	12 power poles snapped or downed on state route 661.
02/27/20114:25 AM CST	Recorded at nws wilmington.
02/27/20114:23 AM CST	Tree downed on route 315.
02/27/20114:15 AM CST	Numerous trees down
02/27/20114:14 AM CST	Small trees uprooted
02/27/20114:00 AM CST	Barns damaged. Numerous tree limbs down.
02/27/20114:00 AM CST	One tree and several tree limbs downed.
02/27/20113:51 AM CST	A local report indicates 59 MPH wind near KMGY WRIGHT BROS APT

All States Impacted by Hail Map on February 27, 2011

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on February 27, 2011

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