Hail Map in Georgia on December 17, 2012

The weather event in Georgia on December 17, 2012 includes Hail map. 3 states and 42 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 Georgia

Georgia

Date	Description
12/17/20122:54 PM CST	71 mph wind gust recorded at hunter air field.
12/17/20122:48 PM CST	West bound traffic lights at the intersection of king george blvd and 204 are on the ground and broken.
12/17/20122:35 PM CST	Savannah media reported a tree down on little neck road.
12/17/20122:32 PM CST	Multiple trees were blown down along atlanta road near the daytona drive intersection. One tree fell on a house. Time was estimated from radar data.
12/17/20122:28 PM CST	Several pine trees were blown down onto power lines along ga route 17 near roebling and jabis jones roads. Time was estimated from radar data.
12/17/20122:28 PM CST	Liberty county emergency manager reported a roof blown off and trees twisted and uprooted at fort stewart.
12/17/20122:26 PM CST	A large sign was blown onto a car on east oglethorpe highway. Time was estimated from radar data.
12/17/20122:25 PM CST	Power lines were blown down on north main street and on harrison drive. Tree debris was also reported on some streets in hinesville. Time was estimated from radar. Data
12/17/20122:03 PM CST	Power pole down.
12/17/20121:50 PM CST	Bulloch county 911 center reported a tree down on maple street in statesboro.
12/17/20121:48 PM CST	Appling county emergency manager reported trees down along ga-15 and us-1s. Time is estimated from radar.
12/17/20121:45 PM CST	Bulloch county 911 call center reported a tree down on a powerline on highway 301 south.
12/17/20121:42 PM CST	Appling county emergency manager reported a tree down on a house near bud miles road and j.r. Harper road. Time is estimated from radar.
12/17/20121:40 PM CST	The call center received reports of 5 large trees down blocking roadways. There were also reports of numerous power lines down.
12/17/20121:40 PM CST	A tree and power line down at the intersection of harris and massey roads.
12/17/20121:40 PM CST	Power lines down in morven.
12/17/20121:28 PM CST	Coffee county emergency manager reported numerous trees and powerlines down between broxton and highway 107.
12/17/20121:16 PM CST	Power lines down on jackson street east of downtown.
12/17/20121:15 PM CST	Coffee county emergency management reported trees and powerlines down on curtis vickers road near ambrose.
12/17/20121:02 PM CST	Trees down on hwy 93 north.
12/17/20121:02 PM CST	Trees down on sheilds road.
12/17/201212:49 PM CST	Wheeler county em reported some downed trees along with some trees with sheared off tops. This corresponds well with the radar rotation signature. Nws survey team will
12/17/201212:49 PM CST	Nws survey team found a second short lived tornado occurred in wheeler county yesterday. This tornado was also classified as an ef1 tornado with winds around 100 mph. T
12/17/201212:48 PM CST	Nws survey team found damage from an ef0 tornado in telfair county. This tornado sheared off the tops of softwood trees along its 1.33 mile path. The width of the torna
12/17/201212:46 PM CST	Nws survey team found damage from a ef1 tornado with winds around 100mph. Numerous trees had their tops sheared off along with hardwood trees snapped at their trunks. T
12/17/201212:45 PM CST	Trees down on hwy 97 south
12/17/201212:15 PM CST	One tree down on hwy 93 west of cotton in mitchell county ga.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on December 17, 2012

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