Hail Map in North Carolina on June 12, 2011

The weather event in North Carolina on June 12, 2011 includes Hail map. 21 states and 658 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in North Carolina

North Carolina

Date	Description
06/12/20116:00 PM CDT	One tree reported down on nc highway 109 near eldorado
06/12/20116:00 PM CDT	Several trees down in northern stanly county and a power pole on a car.
06/12/20115:50 PM CDT	Conover fd reported multiple trees down in claremont in the i-40 area.
06/12/20115:48 PM CDT	Tree down
06/12/20115:20 PM CDT	911 comm reports one tree down in bethlehem.
06/12/20114:05 PM CDT	A few trees down in nw part of county.
06/12/20114:02 PM CDT	Power lines down
06/12/20114:00 PM CDT	A few large limbs down in road near intersection of us hwy 70 and us hwy 21.
06/12/20113:49 PM CDT	One tree down
06/12/20113:41 PM CDT	One tree down on i-40.
06/12/20113:36 PM CDT	Hail up to the size of quarters on oxford school road between catawba and i-40.
06/12/20113:20 PM CDT	One tree down
06/12/20113:15 PM CDT	Fire marshall office reported 2 trees down 5-6 miles apart in the northeast part of the county.
06/12/20113:11 PM CDT	Tree down
06/12/20112:55 PM CDT	The stokes county sheriffs office reports a tree blown down along k fork road.
06/12/20112:33 PM CDT	At least five trees down...mainly around and s of hendersonville. One on a house near etowah.
06/12/20112:25 PM CDT	The stokes county sheriffs office reported a tree blown down onto powerlines along amostown rd.
06/12/20112:25 PM CDT	The stokes county sheriffs office reported a tree blown down on anglin mill road.
06/12/20112:24 PM CDT	Two trees blown down along shepherds crossroads.
06/12/20111:30 PM CDT	Countywide fire/ems dispatch reported multiple calls of trees down in the skyland area.
06/11/20118:56 PM CDT	Trees down
06/11/20118:47 PM CDT	Trees down
06/11/20118:39 PM CDT	Tree blown down. Time estimated.
06/11/20118:34 PM CDT	Tree limb down on a power pole with fire on third st near 74 business. Power out in area. Time estimated.
06/11/20118:26 PM CDT	Trees down
06/11/20118:08 PM CDT	Trees down on highway
06/11/20117:54 PM CDT	Tree down. Time estimated.
06/11/20117:44 PM CDT	Several trees down along highway 1 south near the south carolina line.
06/11/20117:39 PM CDT	Large tree down on nc highway 145 near diggs rd
06/11/20117:34 PM CDT	Multiple trees blown down on power lines on nc highway 109 near global rd. Transformer fire reported. Time estimated.
06/11/20117:22 PM CDT	Tree on a car in wadesboro on highway 74 with a person trapped. A portion of highway 74 is closed. Numerous trees down in the area.
06/11/20117:19 PM CDT	Five large trees down in clayton.
06/11/20117:00 PM CDT	Tree reported down on blonnie ross rd west of burnsville. Time estimated.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on June 12, 2011

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on June 12, 2011

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