Hail Map in Alabama on April 5, 2012

The weather event in Alabama on April 5, 2012 includes Hail map. 9 states and 332 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Estimated number of impacted properties by a 1.00" hail or larger

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Estimated number of impacted properties by a 1.75" hail or larger

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Estimated number of impacted properties by a 2.50" hail or larger

Storm reports in Alabama

Alabama

Date	Description
04/05/20126:59 PM CDT	Quarter hail in and around calera.
04/05/20126:56 PM CDT	Quarter hail and winds estimated at 60 mph near interstate 65 at exit 219.
04/05/20126:55 PM CDT	Atop red mountain
04/05/20126:48 PM CDT	Quarter size hail at the nws office.
04/05/20126:47 PM CDT	Half dollar size hail just west of jemison on county rd 42.
04/05/20126:46 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.00 inch wind near ALABASTER
04/05/20126:46 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.00 inch wind near FULTONDALE
04/05/20126:43 PM CDT	Dime to quarter sized hail was reported on georgia mountain west of guntersville.
04/05/20126:38 PM CDT	A few trees were blown down around gardendale.
04/05/20126:32 PM CDT	Golf ball sized hail reported south of sardis
04/05/20126:19 PM CDT	A few trees were blown down near adamsville.
04/05/20125:49 PM CDT	Ping pong ball size hail reported just east of cordova.
04/05/20125:46 PM CDT	Golf ball size hail in cordova.
04/05/20125:37 PM CDT	Quarter size hail in poplar springs.
04/05/20125:31 PM CDT	Picture sent in with hail covering the ground east of jasper.
04/05/20125:07 PM CDT	Several trees and power lines were blown down in and around fayette. A few were blocking roadways.
04/05/20124:54 PM CDT	Tree and power lines down on a house on 3rd avenue in guin.
04/05/20124:43 PM CDT	Ping pong ball size hail 6 miles north of hamilton.
04/05/20124:40 PM CDT	Two trees down in vernon.
04/05/20124:34 PM CDT	Several trees were knocked down in vernon
04/05/20124:28 PM CDT	Quarter size hail in the pine springs community.
04/05/20124:25 PM CDT	Several trees were knocked down in and around sulligent.
04/05/20123:51 PM CDT	One tree down in the southbound lane of us-431 just north of abbeville.
04/05/20123:34 PM CDT	Trees down around midland city
04/05/20123:29 PM CDT	Trees down around browns crossroads
04/05/20123:29 PM CDT	Trees down around echo
04/05/20123:25 PM CDT	A few trees reported down in eastern dale county.
04/05/20123:16 PM CDT	Emergency manager reported a measured wind gust of 51 knots at 316 pm ct in ozark.
04/05/20123:07 PM CDT	Trees down around marley hill
04/05/20122:42 PM CDT	A couple of power poles knocked down between cr 87 and cr 167 in northern coffee county. Time estimated by radar.
04/05/201212:05 PM CDT	Tree reported down near selma and pea sized hail reported by county deputies
04/05/201211:37 AM CDT	Several trees reported down by perry county highway dept. Near the intersection of buster sealy road and highway 183
04/05/201210:58 AM CDT	Golf ball sized hail reported in havana.
04/05/201210:12 AM CDT	Tree reported down on alabama highway 39 about 2 miles northeast of gainesville.
04/05/201210:05 AM CDT	Ping pong ball sized hail reported in panola.
04/04/20127:53 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.00 inch wind near MENTONE
04/04/20127:45 PM CDT	Small tree was reported down across mercer road.
04/04/20127:39 PM CDT	A few trees were blown down near talladega.
04/04/20127:25 PM CDT	Quarter hail in sylvania.
04/04/20127:20 PM CDT	A few trees were blown down in the vicinity of vincent.
04/04/20127:20 PM CDT	Golf ball and quarter size hail reported along hwy 431 just west of columbus city.
04/04/20127:20 PM CDT	Numerous trees down in the wolf creek area.
04/04/20127:14 PM CDT	Quarter hail and winds estimated at 60 mph near interstate 65 at exit 219.
04/04/20127:10 PM CDT	Public call to wsfa tv in montgomery.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on April 5, 2012

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on April 5, 2012

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