Hail and wind reports › December 5, 2021 › Kentucky
Hail and wind reports in Kentucky, December 5, 2021
1 hail, 14 wind and 5 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12-06 01:35 | Hail | 1.50 in | 3 SW LONE OAK | MCCRACKEN | MOST HAIL WAS DIMED SIZE LARGEST WAS 1.5 INCHES. (PAH) |
| 12-06 02:31 | Tornado | 2 WNW LEDBETTER | LIVINGSTON | A CAPTAIN ON THE OHIO RIVER NEAR THE CONFLUENCE OF THE TENNESSEE AND OHIO RIVERS REPORTED A TORNADO NARROWLY MISSED THEIR BOAT AS IT CROSSED THE RIVER. THE TORNADO RIPP (PAH) | |
| 12-06 06:00 | Wind | damage | 1 N LEBANON | MARION | TREES AND WIRES DOWN ACROSS BOLDRICK AVE NEAR WOODLAWN AVE. TIME APPROXIMATED FROM RADAR. (LMK) |
| 12-06 06:27 | Wind | damage | 1 W PARKSVILLE | BOYLE | TREES DOWN ON TANK POND ROAD. TIME APPROXIMATED FROM RADAR. (LMK) |
| 12-06 06:39 | Wind | damage | 4 ENE DANVILLE | BOYLE | TREES DOWN. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LMK) |
| 12-06 09:10 | Tornado | 3 N FRANKFORT | FRANKLIN | THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONDUCTED A STORM DAMAGE SURVEY IN FRANKLIN COUNTY FROM STORMS THAT OCCURRED EARLY MONDAY MORNING. THE SURVEY TEAM DETERMINED THAT A TORNAD (LMK) | |
| 12-06 09:22 | Tornado | STAMPING GROUND | SCOTT | *** 2 INJ *** AN EF1 TORNADO WITH PEAK WINDS AROUND 95 MPH BRIEFLY TOUCHED IN STAMPING GROUND. IT WAS ON THE GROUND FOR A QUARTER OF A MILE WITH A MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 60 Y (LMK) | |
| 12-06 09:25 | Wind | damage | 2 E STAMPING GROUND | SCOTT | NWS STORM SURVEY FOUND STRAIGHT-LINED WIND DAMAGE PEAKING AT 80 MPH IN AN AREA ROUGHLY A QUARTER OF A MILE BY A THIRD OF A MILE. DAMAGE WAS CONCENTRATED ALONG DUVALL ST (LMK) |
| 12-06 09:30 | Wind | damage | 3 S SEDALIA | GRAVES | REPORT FROM MPING: TREES UPROOTED OR SNAPPED; ROOF BLOWN OFF. (PAH) |
| 12-06 09:39 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE LYNN GROVE | CALLOWAY | DAMAGE TO A BARN. TREES AND POWERLINES DOWNED. DAMAGE CONCENTRATED ALONG CHEROKEE TRAIL NEAR LYNN GROVE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (PAH) |
| 12-06 09:50 | Wind | damage | 4 ENE MURRAY | CALLOWAY | SIGNIFICANT TREE AND POWERLINE DAMAGE REPORTED ALONG AND NEAR HIGHWAY 280 TWO TO THREE MILES EAST OF MURRAY. POSSIBLE TORNADO. (PAH) |
| 12-06 10:33 | Tornado | 4 WNW ELKTON | TODD | EF-1 TORNADO WITH PEAK WINDS OF 90 MPH AND WIDTH OF 100 YARDS. APPROXIMATE PATH LENGTH OF 8.3 MILES. SEVERAL OLDER BARNS WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED. MANY LARGE TREES WER (PAH) | |
| 12-06 10:36 | Wind | damage | 1 NNW ELKTON | TODD | DAMAGE TO A HOUSE ON POND RIVER ROAD. TREES DOWN OVER B WHITE ROAD. POSSIBLE TORNADO. (PAH) |
| 12-06 10:40 | Tornado | 5 S ELKTON | TODD | CORRECTS PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 5 S ELKTON. SEVERAL SHEDS EXPERIENCED ROOF DAMAGE AND/OR WALL COLLAPSE FROM OLD RAILROAD LANE TO ALLENSVILLE ROAD. THIS EF-0 TORNA (PAH) | |
| 12-06 10:51 | Wind | damage | 2 E OLMSTEAD | LOGAN | DISPATCH REPORTED A TREE ACROSS OLD VOLNEY RD. TIME APPROXIMATED FROM RADAR. (LMK) |
| 12-06 11:00 | Wind | damage | STAMPING GROUND | SCOTT | *** 2 INJ *** 2 OVERTURNED MOBILE HOMES... MANY TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN OVER ROADS... TREE DOWN ON HOME... DAMAGE TO HOMES AND MOBILE HOMES... AND 2 INJURIES IN THE D (LMK) |
| 12-06 11:21 | Wind | damage | 1 E LANCASTER | GARRARD | TREES DOWN ON WESLEY RD. AREA HAD THREE ROUNDS OF STORMS FROM 1 TO 7 AM. ESTIMATED THE LAST WAVE CAUSED THIS DAMAGE. (LMK) |
| 12-06 11:25 | Wind | damage | 7 NNE GRAYSON | GREENUP | FEW TREES DOWN ON RT 784 AND RT 1 NEAR CARTER COUNTY LINE. (RLX) |
| 12-06 11:27 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE CAMPBELLSVILLE | TAYLOR | POWER POLE AND LINES DOWN ON LINCOLN AVE AT RED LANE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (LMK) |
| 12-06 11:30 | Wind | damage | 3 WNW OXFORD | SCOTT | POWERLINES ARE DOWN AROUND SCOTT COUNTY... KY. DUE TO THIS... THE SCOTT COUNTY SCHOOLS HAVE BEEN CLOSED FOR TODAY. (LMK) |
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