Hail Map in Georgia on May 17, 2012

The weather event in Georgia on May 17, 2012 includes Hail map. 12 states and 193 cities were impacted and suffered possible damage. The total estimated number of properties impacted is 0.

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Storm reports in Georgia

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Date	Description
05/17/20126:42 PM CDT	Large tree down on church at 107 linden drive
05/17/20126:42 PM CDT	Numerous trees downd on strickland rd
05/17/20126:32 PM CDT	Nickel to quarter sized hail reported in portions of marietta.
05/17/20126:05 PM CDT	Multiple trees blown down off of catalina drive. One tree is on a house.
05/17/20125:05 PM CDT	One tree blown down on old georgia highway 11.
05/17/20124:55 PM CDT	One tree blown down in the wrightsville area.
05/17/20124:55 PM CDT	One tree blown down in the scott area.
05/17/20124:45 PM CDT	One tree blown down in the donovan area.
05/17/20124:20 PM CDT	Dispatch center reported a tree down near intersection of hwy 24 and clito rd.
05/17/20124:10 PM CDT	A powerline was down in woodbine on lang road.
05/17/20124:00 PM CDT	Broadcast media relayed report from tv viewer of large oak limbs down in historic district of st marys and a few broken windows on homes.
05/17/20123:17 PM CDT	Public reported a 2 foot diameter tree limb downed and about 10 minutes of dime size hail in guyton.
05/17/20123:10 PM CDT	Tree limb reported down near interstate 95 and exit 14. Time of event based on radar.
05/17/20123:02 PM CDT	Trees and power lines down blocking old dixie hwy
05/17/20122:32 PM CDT	Sheriff dispatch reported trees down along highway 79 near tabernacle church road.
05/17/20122:15 PM CDT	Trees and powerlines were reported down on highway 99.
05/17/20122:12 PM CDT	Hofwyl-broadfield plantation off of highway 17 reported 2 trees down and pea size hail. Time of event based on radar.
05/17/20122:10 PM CDT	Several trees down near intersection of cox rd and hwy 251.
05/17/201212:00 PM CDT	Tree and powerline reported down in surrency.
05/16/20128:20 PM CDT	Quarter sized hail reported on grizzle farm road southeast of dawsonville.
05/16/20127:25 PM CDT	Quarter sized hail reported near mableton.
05/16/20127:05 PM CDT	Hail covering the ground in the smyrna area. The largest was up to the size of a quarter.
05/16/20127:04 PM CDT	Several public reports of hail covering the ground in the marietta area. The hail is ranging from a dime to half dollar size.
05/16/20127:00 PM CDT	A weather channel employee reports a large tree blown down on cherokee place road. Also a large tree limb or portion of a tree fell on a house on settlers court and cau

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Cities Impacted by Hail Map on May 17, 2012

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