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Hail and wind reports › May 16, 2023 › Alabama

Hail and wind reports in Alabama, May 16, 2023

0 hail, 12 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-16 18:18Winddamage2 SW BRANCHVILLEST. CLAIRLARGE OAK TREES UPROOTED IN MOODY. (BMX)
05-16 18:22WinddamageCAHABA HEIGHTSJEFFERSONTREE FELL THROUGH THE ROOF OF A RESIDENCE. NO INJURIES REPORTED. (BMX)
05-16 18:33WinddamageLEEDSJEFFERSONTREES REPORTED DOWN IN LEEDS. (BMX)
05-16 19:40Winddamage2 WNW SNOW HILLDALEFENCES AND AWNINGS BLOWN DOWN ALONG COUNTY ROAD 36. RADAR SHOWED A MICROBURST AT THIS LOCATION. (TAE)
05-16 19:42WinddamageTALLADEGATALLADEGATREES DOWN IN NUMEROUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT TALLADEGA COUNTY. ROADWAYS BLOCKED IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS. (BMX)
05-16 21:37Winddamage3 NNW PHIL CAMPBELLFRANKLINMULTIPLE REPORTS OF DOWNED TREES ALONG HIGHWAY 20 AND HIGHWAY 22 BETWEEN PHIL CAMPBELL AND RUSSELLVILLE. SPECIFIC TIME OF EVENT BASED ON RADAR DATA. (HUN)
05-16 22:21WinddamageNAUVOOWALKERSECTION OF ROOF BLOWN OFF AN OUTBUILDING/BARN-LIKE STRUCTURE. (BMX)
05-16 22:43Winddamage2 NW ANDERSONLAUDERDALEA LARGE PINE TREE WAS UPROOTED NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CR 52 AND CR 89 TO THE NORTHWEST OF ANDERSON. SPECIFIC TIME OF EVENT BASED ON RADAR DATA. (HUN)
05-16 22:54Wind60 mph4 SSE ARDMORELIMESTONELIMESTONE COUNTY EMA DIRECTOR ESTIMATED A WIND GUST OF AT LEAST 60 MPH AT THIS LOCATION. SPECIFIC TIME OF EVENT BASED ON RADAR DATA. (HUN)
05-16 22:55Winddamage6 W HARTSELLEMORGANTREES AND POWER LINES WERE BLOW DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF GARRISON RD. AND TARGUM RD. IN HARTSELLE... WITH REPORTS RELAYED FROM EMA AND BROADCAST MEDIA. SPECIFIC TI (HUN)
05-16 22:55Winddamage4 W LESTERLIMESTONEPOWER LINES WERE BLOWN DOWN NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF CR 58 AND COUNTY LINE RD. ALONG THE LAUDERDALE-LIMESTONE COUNTY BORDER. SPECIFIC TIME OF EVENT BASED ON RADAR DATA. (HUN)
05-17 02:48Winddamage4 E ELKMONTLIMESTONETIN ROOF WAS PEELED OFF AT THE CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD EAST OF ELKMONT. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (HUN)

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