CDT Tuesday, prompting Severe Thunderstorm Warnings for possible wind gusts to 70 mph and baseball-sized hail, along with heavy rains and frequent lightning. Storms dropped gigantic hailĪ line of severe thunderstorms moved into the Chicago Metro area just after 1 p.m. Tuesday’s severe weather was associated with the same storm system that spawned an early-April blizzard across parts of the northern Plains and Upper Midwest. Some of the areas facing this dangerous threat of severe storms and tornadoes include those that were just struck by a deadly multi-state tornado outbreak last Friday. What makes a blizzard different from an ordinary snowstorm?Ĭalifornia's historic snowfall will lead to historic floodsįor the second time in four days, a severe weather outbreak caused tornadoes and hail, with the threat continuing overnight into Wednesday.
DE.Videos show tornadoes ripping through central Illinois Damage in neighborhood on the north side of Middletown. (PHI)Ĭorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from Middletown. (PHI)ĭelayed report of an over-turned tractor trailer on Route 1 SB that occurred when storms passed earlier. tree limbs down and partial roofs ripped off of houses along Hyetts Corner Road. A semi-truck was blown over on DE Route 1 southbound. (RLX)Ī survey team found additional wind damage farther northeast of where a tornadic circulation dissipated. Reports of trees down between Merrill and Lyon Mountain (BTV)Ī tree has fallen and brought down power lines down with it. (MHX)Ĭarteret Craven Electical Cooperative reports numerous power outages due to downed wires. (BTV)Ĭarteret Craven Electrical Cooperative reports numerous power outages due to downed wires. Town social media page reports trees down in roadways blocking some roads. Large neighborhood entrance sign knocked down. (BTV)ĭamage in neighborhood on the north side of Middletown. Trees and powerlines down along 374 northwest of Lyon Mountain. TREE DOWN at 4447 Clover Dr in Campbells Creek area. Social media photo from trained spotter shows a large tree limb down partially blocking the road (CAE) (PBZ)Ĭorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 4 NNW Harbison State Forest. (CAE)ĭOT reported tree down over road near the intersection of Percival Rd and Old Percival Rd. (DLH)ĭOT reports tree down over road at 205 Spring Lake Rd. Longest axis along the spikes was 1.25 inches with a semi minor axis of about penny size. (DLH)Īverage hail size was between nickels and quarters with the largest being quarter-sized. Quarter to Ping pong ball sized hail reported by public east of Borup. Public reports quarter sized hail in Shevlin. (FGF)Įmergency Manager relays report from Public SW of Solway of quarter to half dollar sized hail. Public reports Hail 9SW Bemidji ranging in size from peas to half dollar. Quarter sized hail reported 10 S Bemidji in Hubbard county. (FGF)īroadcast media relays report of large hail in Pickerel Lake. Half dollar sized hail from our CO-OP observer 12 E Detroit Lakes. Debris includes fifteen trees down on the trac (CTP) Amtrak Train 42 stopped east of Lewistown due to large debris blocking the tracks. One showed a tall white pine that was either uprooted or snapped near the base with others nearb (DLH)Ĭorrected time and location of report. Photos were received showing trees and large branches down in the area. Tree down along the 4400 block of Old Dalton Road. (TAE)Ī tree limb fell onto power lines and resulted in a power outage in the Lake Talquin area. Tree limb fell on a power line resulting in a power outage along Orange Ave between Jim Lee Road and S Monroe Street. Tree down blocking the road near Haddock Drive/Haddock Rd. Tree down off Lem Turner Road near Jax Airport. Mesonet station 1323W 1.3 SE Jacksonville (WEATHERSTEM) on the elevated wind sensor at TIAA Bank Field.
but the largest stones were the size of a quarter. Personal weather station measured a wind gust to 76 mph. Mesonet station TWB49 11.2 NE Van Horn (TWDB). (OAX)Ĭorrects previous hail report from 8 W Springfield. Hail is larger than a quarter and smaller than a golf ball. Hail was larger than a golf ball but smaller than a tennis ball. Streets are impassable due to the number of large trees down. Several very large tree limbs down greater than 1 foot in diameter. Measured gust on a personal weather station. Trees leaning against power lines near Highway 20. Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). Tree limbs 2-3 inches in diamater also downed. Hail ranging in size from pea to golf ball size. * Tornado: F Scale, Hail: 1/100in., Wind: Speed (MPH)
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