The USA Disaster Situation Report
Special Weather Update for May 19, 2000
Tornado - Moderate Risk
Tornado Probability within 25 Miles of any point is now 5% for an area
located in south central Texas through west central Louisiana, and 2% for
two areas. One area surrounds the 5% probability area and is located in
south central Texas through central Louisiana. The other area extends from
northeast Tennessee, southeast Kentucky, through southern West Virginia,
Virginia, and southern Maryland.
Hail - Moderately Severe Risk
There is a 10% or greater probability of severe Hail 2 inches or larger for
an area located in south central Texas. Around this area there is a 25% or
greater risk of hail 3/4 inch or larger. The 5% probability area now covers
most of the State of Texas and most of Louisiana except the eastern area.
The probability of hail 3/4 inch or larger is 15% for an area located in
central and north central Tennessee, far southern Ohio, West Virginia except
the northern area, Virginia except the southern area, and southern Maryland.
The 5% area surrounding this area covers most of Tennessee, Kentucky, West
Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, and portions of south Ohio, south
Pennsylvania, Delaware, south New Jersey, and far northern North Carolina.
Wind Slightly Moderate Risk
There are two 15% areas with a probability of winds in excess of 50 knots.
The first extends across central and southern Texas, and western, central,
and northern Louisiana. The other 15% probability area covers southeast
Kentucky, Virginia except the southern and far northern area, and central
and southern West Virginia.
There are 5% probability areas that surround these two areas.
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