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Hail and wind reports › March 26, 2024 › Georgia

Hail and wind reports in Georgia, March 26, 2024

11 hail, 4 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
03-26 21:04Hail1.50 in3 NE LaconteCookNumerous reports and pictures of hail between Sparks and Lenox. The largest stones were estimated at ping pong size. (TAE)
03-26 21:19Hail1.50 in5 N Berrien Co a/PBerrienPicture of large hail estimated around ping pong size from Berrien county in the Alapaha area. (TAE)
03-26 21:44Hail1.00 in7 NE WillacoocheeCoffeePublic reports of hail up to quarter size... pictures on social media. (JAX)
03-27 04:22Winddamage1 ENE Brooks Co a/PBrooksLaw enforcement reported a tree down on Moultrie Highway north of Quitman... GA. (TAE)
03-27 06:00WinddamageValdostaLowndesTrees down on homes throughout the city. (TAE)
03-27 06:15Hail1.75 inNaylorLowndesPicture of hail near golf ball size in the Naylor area. (TAE)
03-27 06:20Hail1.00 inStocktonLanierMostly nickel size... but some of the hail was bigger. (TAE)
03-27 07:37WinddamagePelhamMitchellSeveral trees were reported down in and around Pelham... GA. (TAE)
03-27 07:48Hail1.00 inLaneyMitchellsocial media report. (TAE)
03-27 07:50WinddamageSale CityMitchellTree blocking the road on Highway 93 near Sale City. (TAE)
03-27 07:56Hail1.00 inSigsbeeColquittCorrects previous hail report from Sigsbee. Law enforcement reported hail estimated to be about the size of a quarter in Sigsbee. (TAE)
03-27 08:15Hail1.75 inSumnerWorthsocial media report. (TAE)
03-27 08:27Hail1.50 inCoverdaleTurnerSocial media report of hail ranging from quarter size to ping pong ball size in the Coverdale area. (TAE)
03-27 08:56Hail1.00 in1 WNW TicknorColquittDispatch reported hail estimated to be about the size of a quarter in Ticknor... GA. (TAE)
03-27 09:27Hail1.00 inSylvesterWorthMember of the public reported hail up to the size of quarters in Sylvester... GA just before 5:30AM EDT. (TAE)

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