Hail Map in Georgia on February 28, 2011

The weather event in Georgia on February 28, 2011 includes Hail map. 9 states and 244 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in Georgia

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Date	Description
02/28/20115:25 PM CST	Bartow county ema relayed a report of many trees down in adairsville.
02/28/20115:20 PM CST	Metal roof blown off building
02/28/20115:16 PM CST	Trees down from dewy rose to rockbranch
02/28/20115:12 PM CST	Tree down along highway 172
02/28/20115:08 PM CST	Tree down in goldmine area
02/28/20115:00 PM CST	Tree down
02/28/20114:52 PM CST	Madison county 911 relayed reports of widespread tree damage in the county. More than a dozen trees were downed.
02/28/20114:52 PM CST	Public reported quarter sized hail.
02/28/20114:45 PM CST	The 911 center of gwinnett county reported a tree down on a house in lawrenceville on guardian way.
02/28/20114:37 PM CST	Public reported a couple of trees down in winder.
02/28/20114:25 PM CST	Banks county emergency management reported multiple downed trees. A storage shed and store signs were blown onto us 441.
02/28/20114:25 PM CST	Banks county emergency management relayed reports that downtown maysville had power out.
02/28/20114:15 PM CST	Spotter reported 1.25 inch diameter hail in roswell.
02/28/20113:57 PM CST	Cherokee county emergency management relayed reports downed trees and powerlines south of canton.
02/28/20113:57 PM CST	Trained spotter reported quarter sized hail in kennesaw near i-575 and bells ferry.
02/28/20113:55 PM CST	Cherokee county emergency management relayed a report of half dollar sized hail.
02/28/20113:54 PM CST	Cherokee county emergency management relayed reports on 6 downed trees and power lines in woodstock.
02/28/20113:53 PM CST	Amateur radio relayed reports of structure damage. The back wall of a building was blown down on cherokee drive.
02/28/20113:50 PM CST	Public reported quarter to half dollar sized hail.
02/28/20113:48 PM CST	Cherokee county emergency management reports power outages in most of woodstock.
02/28/20113:44 PM CST	Public reported measuring a gust of 62 mph and a wind of 28 mph with an anemometer on the pickens-dawson county line.
02/28/20113:39 PM CST	Cherokee county emergency management reported several downed pine trees.
02/28/20113:35 PM CST	Bartow county ema relayed a report of many trees down in the cartersville area.
02/28/20113:15 PM CST	Spotter reported 1.25 inch diameter hail in roswell.
02/28/20113:15 PM CST	Public reported a flagpole snapped by strong winds west of cave spring near the georgia-alabama border.
02/28/20113:15 PM CST	Several trees down from sky valley southward
02/28/20113:15 PM CST	Polk county 911 relayed a reports of a downed tree on highway 100 in cedartown.
02/28/20113:00 PM CST	Bartow county ema relayed a report of many trees down in adairsville.
02/28/20112:45 PM CST	The union county 911 center reports 3 power lines down.
02/28/20112:44 PM CST	Towns county 911 relayed reports of over 9 trees downed in the county. Traffic lights were also reported out.
02/28/20112:44 PM CST	Union county 911 relayed reports of over 20 trees down and 5 power lines down across the county.
02/28/20112:30 PM CST	Fannin county 911 relayed reports of over 20 downed trees and 5 downed powerlines in the county.
02/28/20112:10 PM CST	Murray county 911 relayed reports of 3 downed trees on highway 411 in northern murray county.
02/28/20112:10 PM CST	Walker county emergency management relayed reports of over a dozen trees downed between chickamauga and rock spring in walker county.
02/28/20112:10 PM CST	Emergency management in walker county reported quarter-sized hail between chickamagua and rock spring.
02/28/20112:00 PM CST	Whitfield county 911 relayed report of 2 downed trees on houses in cohutta.
02/28/20112:00 PM CST	Whitfield county emergency management reports several trees down on highway 71 just south of the georgia-tennessee border.
02/28/20111:42 PM CST	Catoosa county 911 relayed reports of 3-4 trees down.
02/28/20111:30 PM CST	Dade county 911 relayed reports of widespread downed trees in and around trenton.
02/28/20111:30 PM CST	Dade county emergency management reports widespread tree damage in north dade county. Includes damage to 2 houses along highway 299 and in the pinecrest subdivision fro
02/28/20111:30 PM CST	Walker county 911 relayed reports of downed power lines causing a power outage in rossville.
02/28/20111:30 PM CST	Walker county 911 relayed reports of quarter sized hail around rossville.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on February 28, 2011

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on February 28, 2011

Please be aware that the storm maps provided by HailTrace include estimates of the number of structures impacted by storms on the specified date. These estimates are derived from data provided by Microsoft, including building footprint data generated using computer vision algorithms applied to satellite imagery. While HailTrace makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of this information, it is not guaranteed and should be used as a general reference only. The actual number of impacted structures may differ from the estimates provided on the storm maps.