Hail Map in South Carolina on June 4, 2013

The weather event in South Carolina on June 4, 2013 includes Hail map. 12 states and 339 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in South Carolina

South Carolina

Date	Description
06/04/20133:55 PM CDT	Allendale county comms reports a tree down on river road near bluff road.
06/04/20133:50 PM CDT	Allendale county comms reports a tree down on terry road near fairfax-barton highway.
06/04/20133:50 PM CDT	Allendale county comms reports a tree down on terry road near barton road.
06/04/20133:45 PM CDT	Allendale county comms reports a tree down and blocking harmony church road.
06/04/20133:28 PM CDT	Tree reported down on cypress campground road and highway 176. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:47 PM CDT	Dorchester county relayed a report of quarter size hail. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:45 PM CDT	Several trees down near highway 15 near i-26. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:42 PM CDT	Dorchester county reported several trees down along duncan chapel road near highway 15. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:42 PM CDT	South carolina highway patrol reported a tree down along interstate 26 east boundat exit 172. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:42 PM CDT	A shed was blown into a field...vinyl was blown off of a house and several trees had tops blown off along duncan chapel road near highway 15. Time estimated by radar.
06/04/20132:41 PM CDT	Nws survey team found ef-1 damage across northern dorchester county. The tornado touched down just north of the duncan chapel cemetary. The tornado moved south-southeas
06/04/20132:40 PM CDT	Nws columbia damage survey team reported trees down along duncan chapel road just inside the dorchester county line. This damage was possibly caused by the ef-1 tornado
06/04/20132:39 PM CDT	Nws storm survey team found ef-1 damage across northern dorchester county. The tornado entered dorchester county from orangeburg county near duncan chapel. The tornado
06/04/20132:29 PM CDT	Nws storm survey found an ef1 tornado that began near ayshire road and ebenezer road. The tornado continued to move southeast along ebenezer road and then turned right
06/04/20132:28 PM CDT	Hightway patrol reported a tree down on eastbound i-26 near i-95 interchange blocking traffic.
06/04/20132:23 PM CDT	Public report of half dollar size hail on ditch bank road and ebenezer road.
06/04/20132:17 PM CDT	Emergency manager reported trees down on i-26 at the bowman exit.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on June 4, 2013

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on June 4, 2013

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