The USA Disaster Situation Report
Situation Report for May 25, 2000
National Temperature Extremes
High Wed...113 At Death Valley CA And Abilene TX (Dyess AFB)
Low Thu...33 At Dickinson ND
NATIONAL HYDROLOGIC SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
0915 AM EDT THU MAY 25 2000
Tornado - Moderate Risk
Today there is a 10% or greater probability of a F2 or greater tornado
within 25 miles of any point for an area covering the Texas panhandle
western Oklahoma and western Kansas. The 15% percent and greater
probability area covers the same area, and extends westward into far
southeastern Colorado. The 5% probability area covers northwestern Texas,
westcentral and western Oklahoma, western Colorado, far southwestern
Nebraska, and westcentral and western Kansas. The 2% probability area
covers northwest New Mexico, west central Texas north to south, Oklahoma,
Kansas, Nebraska except the far northern area, the south west half of
Missouri, Arkansas, far southwest Kentucky, Tennessee, North and South
Carolina, Georgia except the far southern area, central and northern
Alabama, and north central and northern Mississippi.
Hail - Moderately Severe Risk
Today there is a 10% or greater probability of severe hail 2 inches or
larger within 25 miles of any point for an area covering the Texas panhandle
westcentral and western Oklahoma, western Colorado, southwestern Nebraska
and western Kansas. Within this area there is a 25% probability of hail 3/4
inches or larger within 25 miles of any point. There are two areas with a
15% probability of hail 3/4 inches or larger. One area closely surrounds
the 25% probability area, the other area covers northwestern Mississippi,
northcentral and northern Alabama, central and northern Georgia, western
South Carolina, far southwestern North Carolina, and southcentral and
southern Tennessee. The 5% probability area is identical to the 2%
probability area for tornadoes.
Wind - Slight Risk
There are two areas with a 15% or greater probability of winds in excess of
50 knots within 25 miles of any point. One area covers the Texas panhandle
except the western area, central and southwestern Kansas and westcentral and
western Oklahoma, The other area at 15% probability covers northern
Mississippi, northcentral and northern Alabama, central and northern
Georgia, South Carolina except the coastal area, southcentral and far
western North Carolina, southcentral and southern Tennessee and a portion of
northeastern Arkansas. The 5% probability area is identical to the 2%
probability area for tornadoes.
Active Warnings:
Flash Flood
Kentucky
...FLASH FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES UNTIL 2 PM EDT FOR LESLIE COUNTY...
AT 1100 AM EDT...TRAINED SPOTTERS REPORTED THE FLASH FLOOD CREST OF THE
MIDDLE FORK OF THE KENTUCKY MOVING ALONG THE STINNETT-WENDOVER ROAD JUST
DOWNSTREAM FROM STINNETT AT 421. THIS CREST IS REPORTED TO BE CARRYING A
LARGE AMOUNT OF DEBRIS WITH DAMMING OCCURING AT THE INTERSECTION OF
STINNETT-WENDOVER ROAD AND CHEROKEE ROSE. EXPECT CONTINUED FLOODING ALONG
THE LOW WATER SPOTS AS IT MAKES ITS WAY DOWNSTREAM TOWARD HYDEN. THIS CREST
WILL REACH WENDOVER BY 1130 AM AND HYDEN BETWEEN NOON AND 100 PM EDT.
New York
...LAKE CHAMPLAIN WILL SLOWLY RECEDE INTO THE WEEKEND...
Flood
Tennessee
...FLOOD WARNING FOR THE HARPETH RIVER...
MOSTLY AGRICULTURAL BOTTOMLAND IS AFFECTED..
Special Marine
Virginia
* SPECIAL MARINE WARNING FOR... COASTAL WATERS FROM FENWICK ISLAND, DE TO
CHINCOTEAGUE, VA OUT 40 NM * UNTIL 100 AM EDT
Non Precipitation
Texas
...WIND ADVISORY TONIGHT FOR THE NORTHWESTERN AND NORTH CENTRAL PARTS OF
NORTH TEXAS...
Wisconsin
...FROST LIKELY ACROSS NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST WISCONSIN TONIGHT...
Severe Thunderstorm
North Carolina
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... FRANKLIN COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTHERN VANCE COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA * UNTIL 1145 AM EDT
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... GRANVILLE COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA
NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA * UNTIL 1135 AM EDT
* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING FOR... PERSON COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA * UNTIL
1110 AM EDT
Tornado
North Carolina
* TORNADEO WARNING FOR... DURHAM COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA EASTERN ORANGE
COUNTY IN NORTH CAROLINA * UNTIL 1100 AM EDT
2" or more rainfall is being predicted for Central Kansas today
Flood Summary
Heavy Rain in the Midwest and Tennessee Valley
Thunderstorms with torrential rains penetrated parts of southern Missouri to
western Kentucky and Tennessee late Wednesday and early Thursday. Some areas
there received rainfall in excess of six inches with numerous roads closed
due to flooding. More heavy rainfall is expected on Thursday from the
central and southern Plains into the Mississippi Valley, particularly in
Kansas and Oklahoma.
FLASH FLOODING:
Flood/Flash Flood Warnings and/or Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisories
were issued over the past 24 hours for the following locations (in
alphabetical order, by state).
Kentucky: Allen, Barren, Bell, Calloway, Christian, Clay, Harlan, Knox,
Laurel, Leslie, Letcher, Logan, McCreary, Perry, Pulaski, Simpson, Todd,
Trigg, Warren, Wayne and Whitley Counties
Missouri: Barry, Christian, Douglas, Howell, Jasper, Lawrence, McDonald,
Newton, Shannon, Stoddard, Stone, Taney and Texas Counties
Nevada: Eureka County
Oklahoma: Creek, Okfuskee and Okmulgee Counties
Tennessee: Blount, Cheatham, Cocke, Davidson, Jefferson, Knox, Loudon,
Montgomery, Morgan, Roane, Robertson and Sevier Counties
RIVER FLOODING:
Rivers and streams with locations either above flood stage or expected to
rise above flood stage include (in alphabetical order, by state):
Illinois: the Des Plaines and Fox Rivers
Louisiana: the Pine Island Bayou
New York: the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers; Lake Champlain
Ohio: the St. Joseph and Tiffin Rivers
Tennessee: the Harpeth River
Wisconsin: the Fox River
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SITUATION REPORT
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2000 - 0530 MDT
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS LEVEL II
CURRENT SITUATION:
New large fires were reported in Arizona, Florida, and South Carolina.
Initial attack activity was moderate in the Southern Area and light
elsewhere. Continued hot and dry conditions are forecast for both the
Southern and the Southwest Areas. The National Interagency Coordination
Center processed orders for radio equipment, engines, a caterer, and
miscellaneous overhead. An Area Command Team (Edrington) was ordered to
the Southwest Area for the Cerro Grande Complex. Very high to extreme
fire indices were reported in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma,
Colorado, California, and Kansas.
SOUTHWEST AREA LARGE FIRES:
CLOVER, Coconino National Forest. The fire is burning in ponderosa pine
55 miles southeast of Flagstaff, AZ. One US Forest Service engine was
burned over when it failed to start, but the crew was uninjured.
Predicted strong winds today will hamper containment efforts.
SOUTHERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
GREEN SWAMP GROVE, Florida State Division Of Forestry. The fire is
burning in southern Lake County, east of Orlando. Two helicopters and
several airtankers are working the fire along with engines and dozers.
Low relative humidities, strong winds and long distance spotting are
causing containment problems.
HARLESTON DAM, Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests. The fire is
burning in heavy blowdown fuels near Huger, SC. The fire spotted on the
north and east sides, but all spots were contained. State Road 133 was
closed due to smoke. High winds are predicted for today.
SOCIETY, Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests. This lightning
caused fire is near McClellanville, SC. The fire is burning in a pine
plantation. Extremely dry conditions are contributing to control
problems. Low relative humidities and windy conditions are forecast for
today.
CARLTON RESERVE, Florida State Division of Forestry. The fire is ten
miles northwest of Port Charlotte, FL. No new information was reported.
This will be the last report unless new information is received.
MICROWAVE COMMAND, Florida State Division of Forestry. This fire is
burning in Osceola County. No new information was reported. This will be
the last report unless new information is received.
EASTERN AREA LARGE FIRES:
FLAMANG, Wisconsin State Forestry. This fire was formerly known as
Fairbanks Road.
OUTLOOK:
*** A RED FLAG WARNING IS POSTED IN THE FLORIDA PANHANDLE AND NORTHEAST
FLORIDA FOR UNSTABLE AIR, GUSTY WINDS AND LOW AFTERNOON RELATIVE
HUMIDITIES ***
*** A FIRE WEATHER WATCH IS POSTED IN CENTRAL FLORIDA FOR UNSTABLE AIR,
GUSTY WINDS AND LOW AFTERNOON RELATIVE HUMIDITIES ***
Florida will be partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon and evening
showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures will be 85 to 95. Winds
will be southwest to west at 8 to 15 mph. Minimum afternoon relative
humidities will be 35 to 50 percent.
North and central New Mexico and northern Arizona will be partly cloudy
with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. High temperatures
will be in the 70's and 80's. Winds will be south to west at 15 to 25
mph. Minimum afternoon relative humidities will be 20 to 35 percent.
Southern Arizona and southern New Mexico will be mostly sunny. High
temperatures will be from the 80's to 105 in the deserts. Winds will be
south to southwest at 15 to 25 mph. Minimum relative humidities will be 5
to 20 percent.
West Texas will be sunny with a few clouds and a chance of afternoon and
evening thunderstorms in the northern part of the state. High
temperatures will be from the lower 80's to 105. Winds in the north will
be east at 10 to 15 mph. In south Texas, winds will be south to southwest
at 5 to 15 mph. Afternoon relative humidities will range from 5 to 30
percent.
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
NATIONAL EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION CENTER
GOLDEN, COLORADO
LISTS OF U.S. EARTHQUAKES IN THE LAST 30 HOURS
Prepared by USGS/NEIC 2000 MAY 25 at 00:15 UTC
EARTHQUAKES IN SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
(29.0 TO 35.8 N, 102.0 TO 125.0 W)
Date Time (UTC) Lat Long Depth Magnitude
2000 MAY 24 06:41:18.00 32.1 N 116.7 W 8 km 3.0
15 miles NW of Ensenada, Baja Calif., Mexico
EARTHQUAKES IN NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
(40.3 TO 50.0 N, 102.0 TO 125.0 W)
Date Time (UTC) Lat Long Depth Magnitude
2000 MAY 24 04:22:06.30 46.3 N 111.4 W 3 km 4.0
25 miles WSW of White Sulphur Springs, Montana
EARTHQUAKES IN EASTERN UNITED STATES
(25.0 TO 50.0 N, 65.0 TO 102.0 W)
Date Time (UTC) Lat Long Depth Magnitude
2000 MAY 24 10:22:46.20 43.8 N 79.1 W 18 km 3.1
15 miles ENE of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Note: All data is considered preliminary
Tornado Reports
Time F-Scale Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1320 UNK LODI WAYNE MO 3725 9044 (PAH)
2146 UNK BRIDGEWATER BURKE NC 3571 8186 911 RELAYED PUBLIC REPORT. WINDOWS
BLOWN OUT OF HOUSE. (GSP)
2155 UNK 10 E MARION BURKE NC 3568 8181 BURKE 911 REPORTED TORNADO. I-40 MAY
BE BLOCKED BY DEBRIS. (GSP)
2224 UNK AUBURN LOGAN KY 3686 8669 TORNADO ON GROUND ON LIBRTY CHURCH RDIN
AUBURN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2250 UNK FRANKLIN SIMPSON KY 3671 8656 2 FUNNEL CLOUD REPORTS...ONE JUST
NORTH OF FRANKLIN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2345 UNK 4 W MANTI SANPETE UT 3926 11171 DOWNED POWER LINES AND TREES (SLC)
0045 UNK BOWLING GREEN WARREN KY 3698 8643 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (SDF)
0102 UNK KIMBERLING CITY STONE MO 3659 9343 REPORTED WEST OF JOE BALD ROAD
WEST OF KIMBERLING CITY. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(SGF)
0202 UNK KIMBERLING CITY STONE MO 3659 9343 REPORTED WEST OF JOE BALD ROAD
WEST OF KIMBERLING CITY. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(SGF)
0335 UNK 4 SE MOUNTAIN HOME BAXTER AR 3628 9232 TRAINED STORM SPOTTER SAW A
TORNADO AS LIGHTNING LIT UP THE SKY. (LIT)
0434 UNK 10 N OKEMAH OKFUSKEE OK 3559 9630 TORNADO REPORTED BY SPOTTERS.
(TUL)
0450 UNK UNITY LAWRENCE AR 3390 9384 DOWN ON HOUSES. SOME STRUCTURAL DAMAGE.
REPORTED BY NEWPORT ARKANSAS STATE POLICE. (MEM)
0810 UNK CENTERVILLE HICKMAN TN 3581 8746 POSSIBLE TORNADO DAMAGE REPORTED
BY CENTERVILLE P.D. AT CENTERVILLE, ONLY, PLEASANTVILLE, AND COBLE. TRAILERS
WERE DAMAGED. MANY TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. PLEASANTVIL (BNA)
Hail Reports
Time Size Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1254 88 7 SW ARCADIA IRON MO 3749 9083 NICKEL SIZED HAIL BREAKING WINDOWS
SOUTHWEST OF ARCADIA. REPORTED BY SHERIFF. (STL)
1255 175 IRONTON IRON MO 3759 9063 GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL REPORTED BY COUNTY
SHERIFF JUST SOUTH OF IRONTON. (STL)
1535 75 GOWANDA CATTARAUGUS NY 4246 7891 REPORTED BY AMATEUR RADIO SPOTTER
(BUF)
1710 88 ARCADE WYOMING NY 4253 7843 REPORTED BY SHERIFF (BUF)
1725 75 LIMA LIVINGSTON NY 4290 7761 REPORTED BY AMATEUR RADIO SPOTTER (BUF)
1725 75 HENRIETTA MONROE NY 4306 7763 REPORTED BY SPOTTER (BUF)
1805 75 HAGERSTOWN WASHINGTON MD 3964 7771 (WBC)
1820 175 ADAMS COUNTY ADAMS PA 3988 7723 (CTP)
1820 75 HAGERSTOWN WASHINGTON MD 3964 7771 (WBC)
1844 75 CHAMBERSBURG FRANKLIN PA 3993 7766 (CTP)
1845 100 BEECH CREEK CENTRE PA 4108 7759 (CTP)
1903 75 WEST SPRINGFIELD HAMPDEN MA 4209 7266 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1907 75 MT AIRY CARROLL MD 3938 7714 (WBC)
1915 175 DORRANCE LUZERNE PA 4109 7600 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (BGM)
1915 75 ETTERS YORK PA 4015 7674 (CTP)
1918 75 HAMPDEN HAMPDEN MA 4206 7241 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1925 175 ENFIELD HARTFORD CT 4196 7256 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1925 100 STAFFORD SPRINGS TOLLAND CT 4194 7230 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1940 88 W ELLICOTT CITY HOWARD MD 3926 7680 (WBC)
1940 75 STAFFORD TOLLAND CT 4198 7228 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
1955 75 EASTFORD WINDHAM CT 4190 7208 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2005 75 LINTHICUM ANNE ARUNDEL MD 3923 7659 (WBC)
2020 75 ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ANNE ARUNDEL MD 3904 7660 (WBC)
2030 175 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY NORTHAMPTON PA 4071 7530 HAIL FROM PEA SIZE TO
ALMOST GOLFBALL WILLIAMS TWP (SPC)
2050 100 FORKS NORTHAMPTON PA 4111 7636 FORKS TWP (SPC)
2100 100 BERKS COUNTY BERKS PA 4040 7600 (PHL)
2105 100 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY NORTHAMPTON PA 4071 7530 WILLIAMS TWP (SPC)
2110 88 4 NE STATE COLLEGE CENTRE PA 4083 7778 (CTP)
2110 75 4 S PHILIPSBURG CENTRE PA 4083 7823 (CTP)
2112 100 STEWARTSVILLE WARREN NJ 4069 7511 NICKEL TO QUARTER SIZE HAIL (SPC)
2130 88 6 SSE DUQUOIN HARPER KS 3729 9803 (ICT)
2135 75 YORKTOWN HGTS WESTCHESTER NY 4126 7378 PENNY SIZE HAIL AT YORKTOWN
HEIGHTS (NYC)
2140 175 BRIDGEPORT HARRISON WV 3928 8025 REPORTED BY MOTORIST ON INTERSTATE
79 (CRW)
2141 175 3 E MARION MCDOWELL NC 3568 8195 911 RELAYED MOTORIST REPORT OF
GOLF BALL HAIL (GSP)
2145 75 3 S GLEN ALPINE BURKE NC 3568 8180 BURKE 911 RELAYED PUBLIC REPORT
(GSP)
2150 88 TYGART JCT BARBOUR WV 3909 8008 LARGEST WAS THE SIZE OF NICKELS.
(CRW)
2200 450 11 SW MORGANTON BURKE NC 3562 8185 PUBLIC REPORT. HOUSE WINDOWS -
DENTED CARS - BROKEN WINDSHIELDS (GSP)
2200 175 BRENDLETOWN BURKE NC 3525 8334 FIRE DEPARTMENT (GSP)
2205 275 BURKE COUNTY BURKE NC 3576 8168 PUBLIC REPORTED BASEBALL HAIL WITH
HIGH WINDS. LIMBS TORN OFF TREES. (GSP)
2205 175 CASAR CLEVELAND NC 3551 8163 AMATEUR RADIO RELAY OF REPORT FROM
COUNTY OFFICIALS (GSP)
2205 125 BORGER HUTCHINSON TX 3566 10138 REPORTED BY BORGER PD. (AMA)
2205 75 NORWALK FAIRFIELD CT 4109 7341 (NYC)
2210 75 MONTROSE RANDOLPH WV 3906 7981 (CRW)
2220 175 HADLEY WARREN KY 3704 8661 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (SDF)
2220 175 3 SE BORGER HUTCHINSON TX 3563 10133 REPORTED BY EOC (AMA)
2230 100 1 S FALLSTON CLEVELAND NC 3541 8151 SPOTTER REPORTED (GSP)
2237 88 UDALL COWLEY KS 3738 9711 REPORTED BY EOC (ICT)
2240 88 3 SE SKELLYTOWN CARSON TX 3553 10113 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(AMA)
2243 200 4 NE BORGER HUTCHINSON TX 3571 10132 REPORTED BY BORGER PD. (AMA)
2248 75 ATLANTA COWLEY KS 3743 9676 REPORTED BY EOC (ICT)
2250 100 BREMEN MUHLENBERG KY 3736 8721 (PAH)
2255 100 5 N WINFIELD COWLEY KS 3733 9698 (ICT)
2300 175 PARK CITY BARREN KY 3709 8604 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(SDF)
2300 88 SHINNSTON HARRISON WV 3940 8030 (CRW)
2300 88 4 W PAMPA GRAY TX 3553 10104 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (AMA)
2300 75 1 N HUNTERSVILLE MECKLENBURG NC 3543 8084 AMATEUR RADIO SPOTTER
REPORT (GSP)
2305 175 AUBURN LOGAN KY 3686 8669 REPORTED BY FIRE AND RESCUE. (SDF)
2305 175 CHALYBEATE EDMONSON KY 3713 8623 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (SDF)
2305 75 SIMSBURY CT 4188 7280 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2305 75 SIMSBURY HARTFORD CT 4188 7280 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2308 75 MEADLAND TAYLOR WV 3931 8016 (CRW)
2308 75 PARSONS TUCKER WV 3909 7931 (PIT)
2310 75 CLARE ALLEN KY 3671 8638 (SDF)
2320 175 WESTMORELAND SUMNER TN 3656 8625 (BNA)
2325 75 ARDEN BARBOUR WV 3911 8001 (CRW)
2330 75 4 NW STINNETT HUTCHINSON TX 3586 10150 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (AMA)
2335 88 WESTMORELAND SUMNER TN 3656 8625 942 PM CLARKSVILLE LAW ENFORCEMENT
REPORTED TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (BNA)
2340 175 FRANKLIN SIMPSON KY 3671 8656 NEAR THE ALLEN COUNTY LINE. REPORTED
BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SDF)
2341 75 LEVAN JUAB UT 3954 11186 (SLC)
2344 175 NEW ZION MACON TN 3656 8618 3 FEET OF WATER AT NOLENSVILLE ROAD.
ROAD CLOSED AFTER CARS SWEPT AWAY. (BNA)
2345 75 NEW SUFFOLK SUFFOLK NY 4100 7246 (NYC)
2350 75 COLUMBIA TOLLAND CT 4169 7230 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2352 75 WILLIMANTIC WINDHAM CT 4171 7221 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2354 75 5 N ELKTON TODD KY 3689 8714 (PAH)
2359 75 SUNNYSIDE WARREN KY 3703 8631 REPORTED BY PUBLIC. (SDF)
0000 100 14 W WELCH CRAIG OK 3686 9539 PUBLIC REPORTED QUARTER SIZED HAIL IN
HOLLOW. (TUL)
0002 75 2 S STINNETT HUTCHINSON TX 3578 10144 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER.
(AMA)
0025 75 MERCERVILLE GALLIA OH 3866 8226 (CRW)
0030 75 10 SE BATTLE MTN LANDER NV 4053 11676 (EKO)
0035 100 9 NW AVA DOUGLAS MO 3705 9278 REPORTED BY CWIPS OBSERVER (SGF)
0036 175 WEST CHESTER CHESTER PA 3996 7561 (SPC)
0039 175 ALLEGRE TODD KY 3693 8721 (PAH)
0040 100 GLENWOOD MASON WV 3876 8201 (CRW)
0042 75 7 W PERRYTON OCHILTREE TX 3639 10094 REPORTED BY OCHILTREE SO. (AMA)
0045 75 KENT COUNTY KENT RI 4168 7161 PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
0050 88 1 S CABOOL TEXAS MO 3711 9209 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(SGF)
0054 75 SHARON HILL DELAWARE PA 3990 7526 (SPC)
0055 88 NORTH KINGSTOWN WASHINGTON RI 4156 7144 PER TV METEOROLOGIST (BOS)
0055 75 PINEVILLE MCDONALD MO 3659 9438 ALSO TREE LIMBS 8 TO 10 INCHES DOWN
ACROSS THE COUNTY. REPORTED BY SPOTTER. (SGF)
0102 100 DOGWOOD DOUGLAS MO 3693 9255 REPORT RELAYED FROM HAM OPERATORS.
(SGF)
0105 75 CAMDEN COUNTY CAMDEN NJ 3979 7544 GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP (SPC)
0111 88 4 N SPRINGFIELD GREENE MO 3726 9330 REPORTED BY HAM OPERATORS. (SGF)
0112 100 LINDENWOLD CAMDEN NJ 3981 7498 (PHL)
0112 100 HOOVER GRAY TX 3540 10081 REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (AMA)
0113 88 WASHINGTON GLOUCESTER NJ 4076 7496 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP (SPC)
0114 75 CAPE FAIR STONE MO 3673 9351 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (SGF)
0115 88 PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT RI 4159 7125 PER SPOTTER (BOS)
0115 75 1 S MANSFIELD WRIGHT MO 3709 9258 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (SGF)
0120 175 CARNEGIE CADDO OK 3509 9859 REPORTED BY CARNEGIE PD (OKC)
0120 88 CHARLESTON KANAWHA WV 3834 8163 ON WALTERS RD JUST OFF RT 119 (CRW)
0132 88 HAMMONTON ATLANTIC NJ 3963 7481 (SPC)
0135 200 5 ESE CARNEGIE CADDO OK 3506 9850 PUBLIC REPORT (OKC)
0135 88 4 S HOUSTON TEXAS MO 3726 9196 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(SGF)
0135 75 WESTPORT BRISTOL MA 4166 7109 HAIL COVERED THE GROUND PER AMATEUR
RADIO (BOS)
0135 75 2 NW SCOTT CANADIAN OK 3540 9826 PUBLIC REPORT (OKC)
0140 88 MONETT BARRY MO 3691 9391 NICKEL SIZE HAIL REPORTED ON THE NORTHWEST
SIDE OF MONETT. REPORTED BY CWIPS OBSERVER. (SGF)
0142 75 8 W JAY DELAWARE OK 3641 9496 DELAWARE CO SPOTTER RPT (TUL)
0148 175 EXETER BARRY MO 3666 9393 GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL REPORTED IN THE
MONETT...EXTER AND BUTTERFIELD AREAS. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL.
(SGF)
0155 275 10 NW SHAMROCK WHEELER TX 3533 10039 REPORTED BY PUBLIC VIA
SHAMROCK PD. (AMA)
0157 175 ALLOWAY ATLANTIC NJ 3956 7536 GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP (SPC)
0200 75 1 E FORSYTH TANEY MO 3668 9309 WALL CLOUD ALSO REPORTED. REPORT FROM
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. (SGF)
0202 100 3 S ANADARKO CADDO OK 3501 9825 HAM REPORT (OKC)
0215 88 2 E WINONA SHANNON MO 3701 9129 REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (SGF)
0226 175 PIEDMONT CANADIAN OK 3564 9774 HAM REPORT (OKC)
0228 175 W DEXTER STODDARD MO 3679 8994 NEAR HIGHWAY ZZ (PAH)
0247 75 WEST PLAINS HOWELL MO 3673 9184 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR.
(SGF)
0255 275 HARRISON BOONE AR 3623 9311 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED UP TO BASEBALL
SIZE HAIL. (LIT)
0305 88 2 N CUSHING PAYNE OK 3601 9676 EM REPORT (OKC)
0305 75 SNOW MARION AR 3629 9276 CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICIALS REPORTED DIME SIZE
HAIL AND AN ESTIMATED 60 MPH WIND GUST (LIT)
0335 175 4 SE MOUNTAIN HOME BAXTER AR 3628 9232 TRAINED STORM SPOTTER
REPORTED GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL (LIT)
0346 100 MILFAY CREEK OK 3575 9656 (TUL)
0415 175 IRON POST CREEK OK 3571 9639 (TUL)
0430 275 CARNEGIE CADDO OK 3509 9859 REPORTED BY BROADCAST MEDIA (OKC)
0434 75 4 N HOMINY OSAGE OK 3648 9639 DIME SIZED HAIL REPORTED BY HAM RADIO.
(TUL)
0455 88 4 S ANADARKO CADDO OK 3499 9825 (OKC)
0630 75 8 N CARTHAGE SMITH TN 3638 8593 SHERIFF'S DEPUTY REPORTED DIME SIZE
HAIL IN THE NORTH PART OF THE COUNTY NEAR BRU CREEK. (BNA)
1115 75 TREADWELL DELAWARE NY 4234 7504 REPORTED BY FIRE AND RESCUE. HAIL
REPORTED BETWEEN TREADWELL AND DELHI. (BGM)
Wind Reports
Time Speed Location County State Lat Lon Comments
1310 UNK IRONTON IRON MO 3759 9063 TREES REPORTED DOWNED ACROSS ROADS
THROUGHOUT COUNTY. REPORTED BY SHERIFF. TIME APPROXIMATE. (STL)
1630 UNK BLISS WYOMING NY 4258 7825 WIRES DOWN REPORTED BY SHERIFF (BUF)
1713 UNK HORNELL STEUBEN NY 4233 7764 TREE DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OFFICIAL. (BGM)
1730 UNK CONESUS LIVINGSTON NY 4271 7766 TREES DOWN REPORTED BY AMATEUR
RADIO SPOTTER (BUF)
1730 UNK AVON LIVINGSTON NY 4291 7773 TREE LIMBS DOWN REPORTED BY AMATEUR
RADIO SPOTTER (BUF)
1845 UNK CANTON BRADFORD PA 4164 7684 TREES AND WIRES DOWN. REPORTED BY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
1900 UNK TOWANDA BRADFORD PA 4176 7643 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN. RT 187 AND RT 6
BLOCKED BY DOWN TREES. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
1920 UNK PORT DICKINSON BROOME NY 4213 7590 TREE DOWN ON HOUSE. REPORTED BY
STORM SPOTTER. (BGM)
1925 UNK WYOMING COUNTY WYOMING PA 4151 7598 MANY TREES DOWN
COUNTY-WIDE...SOME ON HOUSES AND BUILDINGS. (BGM)
1930 UNK ST CLAIR SCHUYLKILL PA 4071 7618 TREES DOWN (CTP)
1945 UNK MONTROSE SUSQUEHANNA PA 4179 7578 MU,EROUOS TREES AND WIRES DOWN
COUNTY-WIDE 345-400 PM...ESPECIALLY MONTROSE TO SPRINGFIELD AREAS. REPORTED
BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
1955 UNK WAVERLY LACKAWANNA PA 4151 7571 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2000 UNK PRESTON PARK WAYNE PA 4188 7534 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2005 UNK CARBONDALE LACKAWANNA PA 4158 7550 WIRES DOWN. REPORTED BY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2010 UNK FELLS CORNERS LACKAWANNA PA 4129 7553 TREES DOWN (BGM)
2010 UNK CALLICOON SULLIVAN NY 4176 7504 TREES AND WIRES DOWN. REPORTED BY
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2010 UNK WALTON DELAWARE NY 4216 7513 TREE DOWN. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2030 UNK MONTICELLO SULLIVAN NY 4164 7469 TRESS AND WIRES DOWN. ALSO IN
WHITE LAKE. REPORTED BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2030 UNK POTTSVILLE SCHUYLKILL PA 4066 7618 TREE DOWN (CTP)
2040 UNK GRAHAMSVILLE SULLIVAN NY 4184 7456 TREES AND WIRES DOWN. REPORTED
BY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. (BGM)
2045 UNK WURTSBORO SULLIVAN NY 4158 7450 TREES DOWN. REPORTED BY LAW
ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (BGM)
2100 UNK AUBURN SCHUYLKILL PA 4059 7609 TREES/WIRES DOWN (CTP)
2112 UNK WALDEN ORANGE NY 4154 7418 TREE DOWN IN WALDEN (NYC)
2154 UNK 8 E MARION MCDOWELL NC 3568 8185 911 REPORTED TREES BLOWN ACROSS
WEST BOUND LANE I-40. PROBABLE TORNADO (GSP)
2205 UNK NEWTON CATAWBA NC 3568 8121 COMMUNICATIONS REPORTED POWER LINES
DOWN ALL OVER THE PLACE (GSP)
2220 UNK RUTHERFORD COUNTY RUTHERFORD NC 3543 8200 COMMUNICATIONS REPORTED
NUMEROUS TREES BLOWN DOWN EAST OF HIGHWAY 226 IN NORTHEAST CORNER OF COUNTY
(GSP)
2225 UNK HENDRICKS TUCKER WV 3906 7963 TREES DOWN (SPC)
2305 UNK 8 SSW LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3604 11521 TREES AND SIGN BLOWN DOWN NEAR
THE FAR SOUTH END OF THE LAS VEGAS STRIP. VISIBILITY DROPPED TO ZERO IN
DENSE BLOWING DUST. (LAS)
2315 UNK SIMSBURY HARTFORD CT 4188 7280 TREES DOWN PER AMATEUR RADIO (BOS)
2350 UNK NW FREEDOM SANPETE UT 3954 11164 SHED BLOWN ONTO ROAD INTO MAPLE
CANYON...BLOCKING ROAD. (SLC)
2214 94 12 SW MORGANTON BURKE NC 3560 8187 PUBLIC MEASURED ON RECORDING WIND
EQUIPMENT (GSP)
2225 64 7 S LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3604 11514 RECORDED AT MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT (LAS)
2250 60 MOAB GRAND UT 3858 10955 ESTIMATED BY TRAINED SPOTTER (GJT)
2307 59 7 S LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3604 11514 RECORDED AT MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT. (LAS)
2335 60 ELK FALLS ELK KS 3736 9618 LARGE LIMBS DOWN REPORTED BY 911 (ICT)
2341 60 LEVAN JUAB UT 3954 11186 (SLC)
2343 79 3 W GRUVER HANSFORD TX 3626 10146 REPORTED BY THE HANSFORD SO. (AMA)
2352 60 2 NE HALE CHAUTAUQUA KS 3725 9598 LARGE LIMBS DOWN REPORTED BY
PUBLIC (ICT)
2354 60 LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3616 11514 RECORDED AT THE NWS. VISIBILITY
LOWERED TO A 1/4 MI IN DENSE BLOWING DUST. (LAS)
2358 66 10 SSW LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3601 11522 RECORDED AT THE NWS. (LAS)
0000 UNK JEAN CLARK NV 3578 11533 POWER POLES DOWNED NEAR 1-15 AND
JEAN...RESULTING IN POWER OUTAGES IN PRIMM...JEAN...AND GOOD- SPRINGS. (LAS)
0005 UNK 3 S ELK CITY MONTGOMERY KS 3723 9591 LARGE LIMBS DOWN REPORTED BY
SPOTTER (ICT)
0030 UNK WANN NOWATA OK 3691 9580 NUMEROUS TREES BLOWN DOWN (TUL)
0030 UNK 5 W LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3616 11525 LARGE TREE LIMBS SNAPPED NEAR
VALLEY VIEW AND FULTON. (LAS)
0040 UNK 3 E JOPLIN JASPER MO 3708 9445 LARGE TREE LIMBS DOWN AND POWER OUT.
REPORT RELAYED BY MEDIA. (SGF)
0050 UNK 4 ENE CHILDERS NOWATA OK 3679 9548 TELEPHONE POLES DOWN AND LARGE
TREE LIMBS DOWN (TUL)
0050 UNK 2 N NEOSHO NEWTON MO 3689 9436 NUMEROUS DOWNED TREES. WINDS
ESTIMATED AT OVER 60 MPH. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
0100 UNK DUENWEG JASPER MO 3708 9441 NUMEROUS POWER LINES DOWN ACROSS THE
COUNTY FROM DUENWEG TO 4 SOUFH OF JASPER. REPORTED BY SHERIFFS OFFICE. (SGF)
0105 UNK SCOTT DEPOT PUTNAM WV 3845 8191 LARGE TREES DOWN AND SIDING BLOWN
OFF HOUSE, POWER OUT. (CRW)
0111 UNK ANDERSON MCDONALD MO 3664 9443 NUMEROUS TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
BETWEEN ANDERSON AND GOODMAN ON US 71. REPORTED BY SHERRIFS OFFICE. (SGF)
0120 UNK CARNEGIE CADDO OK 3509 9859 30 FT. TREES BLOWN OVER REPORTED BY
CARNEGIE PD (OKC)
0120 UNK NEOSHO NEWTON MO 3686 9436 WIDESPREAD TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN
ACROSS MUCH OF NEWTON COUNTY. REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL. (SGF)
0130 UNK SOUTH CHARLESTON KANAWHA WV 3833 8164 TREES DOWN ALONG KANAWHA
TURNPIKE (CRW)
0130 UNK 6 NE BRANSON TANEY MO 3672 9312 WIDESPREAD DAMAGE TO TREES AND
POWER LINES REPORTED WITH EARLIER STORMS. REPORTED BY LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.
(SGF)
0130 UNK 4 S OZARK CHRISTIAN MO 3694 9321 DAMAGE TO TREES AND POWER LINES.
REPORTED BY LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. (SGF)
0150 UNK SILOAM SPGS BENTON AR 3618 9453 NUMEROUS LARGE TREE LIMBS BLOWN
DOWN...PUBLIC RPT (TUL)
0205 UNK 3 S SILOAM SPGS BENTON AR 3613 9453 SEVERAL TREES BLOWN
DOWN...PUBLIC RPT (TUL)
0215 UNK COLCORD DELAWARE OK 3626 9468 NUMEROUS 5-6 INCH TREES BLOWN
DOWN...WINDS GUSTS TO 65 MPH...SPOTTER RPT (TUL)
0216 UNK 5 W BURNHAM HOWELL MO 3693 9205 NUMEROUS LARGE TREES DOWN ALONG 14
AND HIGHWAY 76 IN WESTERN HOWELL COUNTY. REPORTED BY MEDIA. (SGF)
0216 UNK 6 E DRURY DOUGLAS MO 3708 9222 NUMEROUS LARGE TREES DOWN ACROSS
EASTERN DOUGLAS COUNTY. REPORT RELAYED BY MEDIA. (SGF)
0220 UNK MOODYS CHEROKEE OK 3603 9494 NUMEROUS TREES BLOWN DOWN...CHEROKEE
EOC RPT (TUL)
0224 UNK 2 W BRANSON TANEY MO 3664 9325 4 INCH DIAMETER LIMBS BLOWN DOWN.
REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (SGF)
0242 UNK FAYETTEVILLE WASHINGTON AR 3606 9416 NUMEROUS 3-4 INCH TREE TREE
LIMBS BROKEN (TUL)
0245 UNK ALPENA BOONE AR 3629 9328 EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTED TREES AND
POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
0300 UNK 4 N LEAD HILL BOONE AR 3648 9290 TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED TR DOWN
WITH SEVERAL TRAILERS FLIPPED OVER. WIND DAMAGE CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICIALS
REPORTED A 60 MPH WIND GUST (LIT)
0310 UNK YELLVILLE MARION AR 3623 9268 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTED TREE
LIMBS DOWN IN THE CITY SQUARE (LIT)
0330 UNK MOUNTAIN HOME BAXTER AR 3633 9238 COUNTY SHERIFF REPORTED A TREE
DOWN ON A CAMP TRAILOR (LIT)
0340 UNK 2 SE JORDAN BAXTER AR 3620 9215 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTE TREES
BLOCKING HIGHWAY 177. (LIT)
0345 UNK MOUNTAIN HOME BAXTER AR 3633 9238 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTED
TREES DOWN NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS ON HIGHWAY 5 (LIT)
0345 UNK CALICO ROCK IZARD AR 3611 9213 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTED WIND
GUSTS BETWEEN 70 AND 80 MPH AND TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN. (LIT)
0415 UNK DONIPHAN RIPLEY MO 3661 9081 SEVERAL TREES DOWN (PAH)
0425 UNK EVENING SHADE SHARP AR 3606 9161 EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTED TREES
DOWN AND WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 60 AND 70 MPH. (LIT)
0430 UNK HEBER SPRINGS CLEBURNE AR 3549 9203 SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED TREES
DOWN. (LIT)
0435 UNK MOUNTAIN VIEW STONE AR 3586 9211 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTED TREES
AND POWER LI DOWN. (LIT)
0440 UNK BATESVILLE INDEPENDENCE AR 3576 9164 SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED TREES
DOWN. (LIT)
0450 UNK OIL TROUGH INDEPENDENCE AR 3563 9146 TRAINED SPOTTER MEASURED A 60
MPH WIND GUST. (LIT)
0505 UNK NASHVILLE DAVIDSON TN 3613 8683 SEVERAL LARGE TREES DOWN AT 21ST
AND BLAIR 3 MILES SOUTH OF VANDERBILT (BNA)
0600 UNK NASHVILLE DAVIDSON TN 3613 8683 LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED NUMEROUS
TREES BLOCKING I440 (BNA)
0800 UNK 4 NNE PIKEVILLE BLEDSOE TN 3566 8516 REPORTED BY DISPATCH. AN
AUTOMOBILE RAN INTO A LA TREE DOWNED ACROSS MILL DAM ROAD OFF OF HIGHWAY
127. (MRX)
0820 UNK 1 WNW KINGSTON ROANE TN 3587 8453 REPORTED BY DISPATCH. A TREE WAS
DOWNED IN EAST BOUND LANE OF I-40 AT MILE MARKER 351. (MRX)
0006 63 7 S LAS VEGAS CLARK NV 3604 11514 RECORDED AT MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT. (LAS)
0019 60 10 N HOTCHKISS DELTA CO 3896 10771 RECORDED BY AUTOMATED SENSOR
(GJT)
0030 58 COFFEYVILLE MONTGOMERY KS 3703 9563 MEASURED BY COFFEYVILLE ASO
(ICT)
0045 65 2 S MESA MESA CO 3896 10818 ESTIMATED BY TRAINED SPOTTER (GJT)
0100 60 1 N BERNICE DELAWARE OK 3663 9491 SPOTTER RPT (TUL)
0120 70 CARNEGIE CADDO OK 3509 9859 REPORTD BY CARNEGIE PD (OKC)
0125 60 SPRINGFIELD GREENE MO 3719 9330 ESTIMATED WIND TO 60 MPH ALONG WEST
BYPASS JUST SOUTH OF CHESTNUT EXPRESSWAY. REPORTED BY OFF-DUTY NWS EMPLOYEE.
(SGF)
0138 60 GLENWOOD SPRINGS GARFIELD CO 3954 10731 ESTIMATED BY TRAINED SPOTTER
(GJT)
0145 70 MAYSVILLE BENTON AR 3634 9421 NUMEROUS TREES DOWN...SPOTTER RPT
(TUL)
0156 75 EAGLE EAGLE CO 3964 10683 ESTIMATED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT (GJT)
0207 60 SHELL KNOB BARRY MO 3663 9363 REPORTED BY HAM RADIO OPERATOR. (SGF)
0219 60 8 S ROGERS BENTON AR 3619 9411 PUBLIC REPORT AT BETHEL HTS (TUL)
0230 60 3 ESE BEAVER CARROLL AR 3644 9370 PUBLIC RPT AT HOLIDAY ISLAND (TUL)
0234 60 6 W BRANSON STONE MO 3664 9334 60 MPH WIND REPORTED WEST OF BRANSON
WEST OR TO THE SOUTH SOUTHEAST OF REED SPRING. REPORTED BY HAM RADIO
OPERATOR. (SGF)
0242 60 10 W GAINESVILLE OZARK MO 3659 9264 REPORTED BY STORM SPOTTER. (SGF)
0345 75 CALICO ROCK IZARD AR 3611 9213 HAM RADIO OPERATORS REPORTED WIND
GUSTS BETWEEN 70 AND 80 MPH AND TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN (LIT)
0437 70 NEELYVILLE BUTLER MO 3656 9050 60 TO 70 MPH WINDS IN SOUTHWEST
BUTLER COUNTY (PAH)
0507 60 2 N PRESTON OKMULGEE OK 3574 9598 HAM RADIO REPORT OF 60 MPH WINDS.
(TUL)
0510 58 LEBANON WILSON TN 3615 8630 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN
AROUND THE COUNTY. (BNA)
0550 60 CLOVERDALE OBION TN 3623 8933 DOWN. REPORTED BY SPOTTER. (MEM)
0710 58 SPARTA WHITE TN 3593 8546 TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN AROUND THE
COUNTY. REPORT WAS FROM SHERIFF'S OFFICE. (BNA)
0730 80 CAMDEN BENTON TN 3604 8809 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN
COUNTYWIDE. POWER LINES DOWN ALONG US HWY 641. TREES DOWN FROM CAMDEN TO
HOLLADAY. (BNA)
0800 80 WAVERLY HUMPHREYS TN 3608 8780 SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORTED MANY TREES
AND POWER LINES DOWN IN AREAS SUCH AS HURRICANE MILLS, BAKERVILLE, BOLD
SPRING AND WAVERLY. (BNA)
0820 68 COLUMBIA MAURY TN 3561 8704 EMA DIRECTOR REPORTED TREES AND POWER
LINES DOWN. WINDS ESTIMATED AT HIS HOUSE TO BE 68 MPH. (BNA)
Fields marked UNK are unknown
All Times UTC
Wind Gusts in MPH
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Heat signatures (red) are visible from several fires burning in south
Florida. A smoke plume (light blue) is visible from the fire burning south
of Melbourne.
http://www.osei.noaa.gov/Events/Fires/US_Florida/FSMHSusFL145B_N4.jpg
Aletta has become the first hurricane for the 2000 season in the eastern
Pacific. It was located off the coast of Mexico near 15.0N 106.1W at 24/2100
UTC moving westward at 5 knots. Maximum sustained winds are estimated at 70
knots with gusts to 85 knots.
http://www.osei.noaa.gov/Events/Tropical/E_Pacific/TRCaletta145B_G10.jpg
A cold front moving eastward out of the midwest on the 23rd produced severe
thunderstorms and tornadoes. Tornadoes caused structural damage and injuries
in Leitchfield, Kentucky (western Kentucky), the Knoxville, Tennessee area,
and Caledonia, Ohio (mid state). This nine frame loop captures the explosive
buildup of the thunderstorms, especially in Kentucky and Ohio.
http://www.osei.noaa.gov/Events/Storms/US_East/STMusE144_G8.avi
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