Hail Map in Georgia on June 18, 2015

The weather event in Georgia on June 18, 2015 includes Hail map. 25 states and 681 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 2.50" hail or larger

Storm reports in Georgia

Georgia

Date	Description
06/18/20156:45 PM CDT	Tree down near bronwood
06/18/20156:30 PM CDT	Tree down across highway 32
06/18/20156:25 PM CDT	A few trees were reported down along with a storage building destroyed along highway 247.
06/18/20156:05 PM CDT	Tree down on recreation camp road
06/18/20156:03 PM CDT	Tree down on little river road
06/18/20155:50 PM CDT	Tree down on highway 256 south of poulan
06/18/20155:48 PM CDT	Tree down near warrior creek
06/18/20155:45 PM CDT	Tree down on wrights chapel road
06/18/20155:30 PM CDT	911 reports trees down over a large portion of the county but most concentrated over the rutledge area.
06/18/20155:30 PM CDT	2 trees reported down on walkers chapel road and highway 128.
06/18/20155:15 PM CDT	Several trees down including on princeton way and north emory street as well as 142 and 278.
06/18/20155:10 PM CDT	The sheriffs reported trees down along u.s. Highway 301 near nahunta. The time given was based on radar.
06/18/20155:00 PM CDT	911 reports numeroud trees down across the county with most concentrated area along bailey road and sr 212.
06/18/20154:45 PM CDT	A local television news station reported a tree down at the glenwood elementary school in decatur.
06/18/20154:42 PM CDT	Power line down and tree blown down near batesville.
06/18/20154:30 PM CDT	A local television news station reported around a dozen trees down in the vicinity of deerfield trail...sturbridge way and jerome road in college park.
06/18/20153:55 PM CDT	The public reported a large pine tree snapped in half and several large branches down northeast of the canongate golf course.
06/18/20153:55 PM CDT	The coweta county 911 center reported 2 trees down on a workshop next to a residence in the 5400 block of u.s. Highway 29 north.
06/18/20153:50 PM CDT	The coweta county 911 center reported numerous trees and power lines down across the northern end of the county from arnco-sargent to canongate.
06/18/20153:50 PM CDT	Em reports dozens of trees and two barns damaged near lincolnton and metasville rd.
06/18/20153:50 PM CDT	The walker county 911 center reported trees down from lafayette to rock spring.
06/18/20153:45 PM CDT	15 trees down... 2 trees down on 2 houses in the chattahoochee river club off of highway 20
06/18/20153:45 PM CDT	Tree limb 6 incehs in diameter down.
06/18/20153:35 PM CDT	The forsyth county emergency manager reported 8 trees down...one on a house...in southwest forsyth county.
06/18/20153:20 PM CDT	Several trees down on frank kelley road blocking the road. Tree also down on airline goldmine rd.
06/18/20153:18 PM CDT	The forsyth county emergency manager reported 4-5 trees down on roads and power lines in the southwestern portion of the county.
06/18/20152:55 PM CDT	A couple of trees down... Powerlines down... A tree down on a house
06/18/20152:50 PM CDT	Several trees down in the cox road area and an unoccupied home burned from lightning
06/18/20152:15 PM CDT	The haralson county emergency manager reported around a dozen trees blown down.
06/17/20157:50 PM CDT	The dooly county emergency manager reported a large center-pivot irrigation system blown over in southeastern dooly county. The concrete center anchor point was pulled
06/17/20157:45 PM CDT	The crisp county emergency manager reported several trees and power lines down in northern crisp county.
06/17/20157:40 PM CDT	The dooly county emergency manager reported several pecan trees down in southwestern dooly county.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on June 18, 2015

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on June 18, 2015

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