Hail Map in Alabama on November 16, 2011

The weather event in Alabama on November 16, 2011 includes Hail map. 5 states and 117 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 1.00" hail or larger

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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 Alabama

Alabama

Date	Description
11/16/20112:55 PM CST	1 tree down at 5832 old webb road. Delayed report from wednesday.
11/16/20112:55 PM CST	1 tree down at 102 5th avenue in ashford. Delayed report from wednesday.
11/16/20112:55 PM CST	1 tree down at 490 n state highway 95. Delayed report from wednesday.
11/16/20112:50 PM CST	1 tree down at 12901 e county road 8. Delayed report from wednesday.
11/16/201112:35 PM CST	Several buildings and boathouses were damaged along lake harding
11/16/201112:15 PM CST	Possible tornado. Major damage to trailer park. Trailers and vehicles totally demolished.
11/16/201112:07 PM CST	Possible tornado. Significant damage at terrace acres apartment complex.
11/16/201112:00 PM CST	Possible tornado. Building blown down.
11/16/201111:52 AM CST	* 1 inj * an ef1 tornado with winds of 110 mph touched down in macon county and moved northeast into lee county crossing city of auburn and lake harding before movi
11/16/201111:42 AM CST	Several trees were blown down in reeltown.
11/16/201111:32 AM CST	Several trees were blown down near shorter.
11/16/201111:27 AM CST	Several trees down across rigsby rd just south of rifle range rd. Possible tornado.
11/16/201111:22 AM CST	Trees down on highway 97 after a strong circulation passed from southwest to northeast.
11/16/201111:08 AM CST	An ef1 tornado touched at the alabama christian academy and knocked over a scoreboard and snapped a large pine tree. The tornado traveled northeast where several mobile
11/16/201111:02 AM CST	Trees down in the cloverdale section of montgomery. Possible tornado. Time estimated from radar.
11/16/201110:40 AM CST	Power outages reported in hayneville as well as several trees down across the county.
11/16/20119:25 AM CST	Tree reported down on home in the northwest half of huntsville. A few power lines were also reported down.
11/16/20119:17 AM CST	A johnson high school sign was blown down. This is located at cecil fain drive and winchester road in northwest huntsville. Time estimated.
11/16/20119:15 AM CST	65 mph wind gust estimated in the providence area
11/16/20119:15 AM CST	911 center in northwest huntsville.
11/16/20119:15 AM CST	65 mph wind gust estimated in the providence area
11/16/20119:07 AM CST	Trees and power lines down from woody anderson ford to meridian street.
11/16/20119:00 AM CST	One-quarter mile swath of 6 inch diameter young pine tree trucks snapped off about 5 feet above the ground.
11/16/20117:35 AM CST	Structural roof damage reported in downtown demopolis. Also a boat was overturned at a boat dealership.
11/16/20117:32 AM CST	An ef0 tornado touched down in demopolis along maria ave and lifted 2.57 miles to the northeast along us highway 80. Approx 20 homes sustained minor roof damage and sev
11/16/20117:07 AM CST	* 1 inj * an ef2 tornado touched down along county road 42 and moved northeast for 1.50 miles. It snapped 150 softwoods and uprooted 50 hardwoods. Five outbuildings
11/16/20117:04 AM CST	Sheriff office reports trees down and homes damaged from a possible tornoado in the whitfield area near county road 42 and state road 17.

All States Impacted by Hail Map on November 16, 2011

Cities Impacted by Hail Map on November 16, 2011

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