Hail Map in Alabama on July 5, 2012

The weather event in Alabama on July 5, 2012 includes Hail map. 29 states and 1,185 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 1.75" 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
07/05/20126:58 PM CDT	Powerline down at the intersection of pistol range rd and highway 81 south of notasulga.
07/05/20126:54 PM CDT	1 1/2 inch hail along village drive in the waterford area with winds 40 mph gusting to 50.
07/05/20126:53 PM CDT	Trees down in the wattsville community.
07/05/20126:49 PM CDT	1 inch hail along village drive in the waterford area.
07/05/20126:48 PM CDT	Several tree limbs were blown down near horse pens 40.
07/05/20126:38 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.00 inch wind near ASHVILLE
07/05/20126:11 PM CDT	Quarter size hail in st. Clair springs.
07/05/20126:11 PM CDT	Trees and power lines down near junction of hwys 23 and 31.
07/05/20126:10 PM CDT	Trees down near low gap church
07/05/20126:06 PM CDT	Berry road on southeast side of town.
07/05/20126:03 PM CDT	Trees and power lines blown down across the city of auburn.
07/05/20126:00 PM CDT	Law enforcement reports just under golf ball size hail along highway 75.
07/05/20126:00 PM CDT	Thunderstorm winds blew down numerous trees between 600 pm and 615 pm...in a broken swath that started in the royal community...and continued southward through murphree
07/05/20125:52 PM CDT	Trees and power lines were blown down near exit 57 on interstate 85.
07/05/20125:47 PM CDT	A local report indicates 59 MPH wind near AUBURN
07/05/20125:47 PM CDT	Tree down on highway 25 at pittman road. Winds estimated at 40 to 50 mph.
07/05/20125:30 PM CDT	Trees blown down in rosa blocking roadway.
07/05/20125:30 PM CDT	Thunderstorm winds blew several trees down between 530 pm and 550 pm...from blountsville southwestward through rosa and into oneonta.
07/05/20125:30 PM CDT	Trees blown down in blountsville blocking the roadway.
07/05/20125:29 PM CDT	Wind gusts estimated at 60 mph
07/05/20125:29 PM CDT	Quarter size hail reported
07/05/20125:27 PM CDT	Quarter size hail was reported
07/05/20125:22 PM CDT	A few trees were blown down in far southern lee county.
07/05/20125:15 PM CDT	Large tree branches reported down near the corner of golf road and memorial parkway
07/05/20124:44 PM CDT	Penny to quarter size hail was observed.
07/05/20124:34 PM CDT	Quarter size hail was reported at the intersection of martin road and memorial parkway
07/05/20123:30 PM CDT	Big oak subdivision. Trees snapped or uprooted.
07/05/20123:00 PM CDT	Trees were blown down and a marina collapsed.
07/05/201212:50 AM CDT	One large tree was downed as well as numerous large limbs along hwy 95 just before the bridge between ponderosa drive and county road 47 or near the white oak creek rec
07/05/201212:45 AM CDT	Trees down south of eufaula along us431.
07/05/201212:25 AM CDT	Trees down in town of kennedy
07/05/201212:05 AM CDT	Roof damage to the lamar county emergency management agency office. Extent of damage unknown at this time.
07/04/201211:41 PM CDT	Numerous trees being reported down due to the wind in the sulligent area.
07/04/201211:17 PM CDT	Several small trees down along hwy 129 between hwy 278 and downtown brilliant. Roadway was covered in tree debris...including numerous small tree limbs. Time estimated
07/04/201211:07 PM CDT	Oak tree fell across a county road. Wind gusts estimated to be 60 mph.
07/04/201210:55 PM CDT	House damaged from tree falling on it in delmar area along county road 28.
07/04/201210:55 PM CDT	Estimated wind gust of 60 mph was observed by a trained spotter in the burger king parking lot just sse of the downtown haleyville area.
07/04/201210:45 PM CDT	Awning torn off and stucco pulled loose at mount carmel church on highway 278.
07/04/201210:45 PM CDT	Hwy 20 near mcfarland park in florence. Trees snapped or uprooted.
07/04/201210:40 PM CDT	Trees and power lines down on county roads 55 and 32.
07/04/201210:35 PM CDT	Dozens of trees down in ashridge area our about 8 miles north of double springs
07/04/201210:35 PM CDT	Trees and power lines down as well as poles broken along alabama highway 195 near county road 6.
07/04/201210:20 PM CDT	Trees down in city limits of pell city
07/04/201210:10 PM CDT	Tree down on house in town of new london
07/04/20129:55 PM CDT	One tree blocking a lane on i-59 at mile marker 152. Time estimated from radar.
07/04/20129:47 PM CDT	Trees were blown down in the highland lake area.
07/04/20129:45 PM CDT	Along cr59 just southwest of moulton...trees and power poles both snapped by winds. In addition...siding blown off houses...underpinning of trailers removed...and a swi
07/04/20129:40 PM CDT	Multiple reports of widespread damage along court st in downtown moulton. Block walls blown down and windows shattered. Debris strewn down the road.
07/04/20129:30 PM CDT	Powerlines down on the east side of ohatchee.
07/04/20129:28 PM CDT	Trees down in snead.
07/04/20129:28 PM CDT	Trees were blown down.
07/04/20129:25 PM CDT	Widespread trees blown down south of arab near intersection of hulaco road and hwy 69.
07/04/20129:23 PM CDT	Trees down in the big oak community.
07/04/20129:05 PM CDT	Numerous trees blown down on the peninsula in the city of guntersville.
07/04/20129:00 PM CDT	Trees down along coats bend rd.
07/04/20129:00 PM CDT	Several 8ft tall pine trees blown down hear hwy 160 in crossville.
07/04/20128:50 PM CDT	Trees down across county road 136.
07/04/20128:50 PM CDT	Tree fell on powerlines on mail road in new hope.
07/04/20128:49 PM CDT	Small trees blown down in the city of guntersville. Power is also out in guntersville and boaz.
07/04/20128:47 PM CDT	Tree blown down onto a house on cedar point road.
07/04/20128:37 PM CDT	Security light blown down with power lines on county road 31.
07/04/20128:32 PM CDT	Large tree down blocking the road in the statesville area.
07/04/20128:32 PM CDT	Numerous tree limbs were blown down across cherokee county. Winds estimated at 50 mph or greater.
07/04/20128:31 PM CDT	Trees down across county road 136.
07/04/20128:30 PM CDT	Tin blown off 2 barns near county road 113 and county road 34.
07/04/20128:30 PM CDT	Tree down blocking county road 40.
07/04/20128:27 PM CDT	Tree down on road.
07/04/20128:25 PM CDT	2 large trees down in driveway in city limits.
07/04/20128:15 PM CDT	50 knot gust recorded at scottsboro airport.
07/04/20128:15 PM CDT	Tree down across county road 114 in gaylesville. Tree ran over by fireman just after it fell.
07/04/20128:14 PM CDT	Power lines down on kelly drive in pelham.
07/04/20128:14 PM CDT	Tree down across county road 114 near alabama highway 35.
07/04/20128:03 PM CDT	Tree down on power line on county road 450 just north of intersection of county road 22 and county road 16.
07/04/20127:35 PM CDT	Public reports tree down and blocking fairmont road in childersburg.
07/04/20127:30 PM CDT	Several trees and a wooden sign for a dog kennel business were blown down on klein road...west of childersburg.
07/04/20127:25 PM CDT	Golf ball size hail at the walmart in clanton.
07/04/20127:22 PM CDT	Trees and powerlines down in the randolph and lawley communities.
07/04/20127:18 PM CDT	Several trees down near the concord church. The sysco building sustained roof damage and very large bay doors were blown down.
07/04/20127:10 PM CDT	Several trees down near the concord church. The sysco building sustained roof damage and very large bay doors were blown down.
07/04/20127:09 PM CDT	Several trees down near the concord baptist church 2 miles west of highway 31 on cr 22. One tree is down on roof of portable building.
07/04/20127:09 PM CDT	Tree down on county road 47.
07/04/20127:00 PM CDT	Quarter size hail in vincent.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on July 5, 2012

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on July 5, 2012

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