Hail Map in Missouri on August 8, 2012

The weather event in Missouri on August 8, 2012 includes Hail map. 26 states and 1,007 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in Missouri

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Date	Description
08/08/20126:39 PM CDT	Stj measured wind gust at 54 kts
08/08/20125:40 PM CDT	Four trees were downed and 5 homes had minor roof damage.
08/08/20125:05 PM CDT	Most of the hail was nickel size with a few up to the size of quarters.report was from the barton county emergency manger.
08/08/20124:15 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.50 inch wind near 2 E LOUISBURG
08/08/20123:45 PM CDT	A local report indicates 59 MPH wind near REPUBLIC
08/08/20123:30 PM CDT	Tree down near walnut and kansas expressway.
08/08/20123:30 PM CDT	Several power lines down across the city with power outages.
08/08/20123:30 PM CDT	A power line was blown down. Large tree branches blown down near downtown branson.
08/08/20123:22 PM CDT	Three inch diameter tree limbs were blown down.
08/08/20122:48 PM CDT	Local media relayed a viewer report of hail up to quarter sized
08/08/20122:48 PM CDT	Local media relayed a viewer report of hail up to quarter sized
08/08/20122:37 PM CDT	Tree blown down blocking highway 248 near wheelerville.
08/07/201210:00 PM CDT	Tree limb six inches in diameter and 24 feet in length blown down. Report approx 1m west of mid rivers mall drive and i-70
08/07/20129:36 PM CDT	Hail ranged in size from nickels to quarters
08/07/20129:36 PM CDT	Hail ranged in size from nickels to quarters
08/07/20128:43 PM CDT	60-70 mph wind gusts estd near coffey.
08/07/20128:40 PM CDT	Trailer blown off foundation...trees down as well.
08/07/20128:40 PM CDT	Numerous trees and power lines down...outbuildings damaged...cord ave near 69 highway.
08/07/20128:37 PM CDT	A local report indicates 1.75 inch wind near 4 E PATTONSBURG
08/07/20127:50 PM CDT	Woods chapel rd and i-70...power outage...45 mph wnds
08/07/20127:48 PM CDT	Numerous trees down
08/07/20127:45 PM CDT	4 inch tree snapped at chipmon road and bristle street.
08/07/20127:45 PM CDT	2-4 inch diameter limbs down
08/07/20127:41 PM CDT	55-60 mph wnds excelsior springs
08/07/20127:40 PM CDT	Power poles snapped between kearney and holt
08/07/20127:32 PM CDT	15th and todd george
08/07/20127:27 PM CDT	Trees down....estd 55 mph winds
08/07/20127:27 PM CDT	Relayed by jefferson city police department
08/07/20127:25 PM CDT	60 mph winds reported downtown at river market.
08/07/20127:15 PM CDT	Gust to 55kt measured

All States Impacted by Hail Map on August 8, 2012

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on August 8, 2012

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