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Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimeLocal/PathLengthPathWidthNumber ofPersonsEstimatedDamageLocation Date Standard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 2005FLORIDA, West CentralA "wake low" formed well behind a line of thunderstorms and produced strong gradient winds that caused minor damage tomanufactured homes in Hernando County. A condominium near the beach on Anna Maria Island in Manatee County had the tarroof blown off and damaged two stalls of a parking garage.Levy CountyChiefland26 0815EST0820EST0 0Hail (0.75)A local utility reported penny size hail covered the ground.Citrus CountyFloral City26 1117EST1122EST0 0Hail (0.88)Penny to nickel size hail was reported by a trained spotter and emergency management.FLORIDA, West PanhandleEscambia CountyPensacola Regional 01310600CST2359CST0 0Heavy RainThe Pensacola area received 12.93 inches of rain for the month of March. This was the sixth wettest March since records began in1880. The wettest March occurred in 1948 when 16.53 inches of rain fell.Escambia CountyPensacola26 1040CST1050CST0 0 3KHail (1.75)Golfball size hail fell from a storm near Pensacola. Several vehicles were damaged by the large hail. The hail lasted for about tenminutes.Santa Rosa CountyMiltonSanta Rosa CountyMilton toAllentownSanta Rosa CountyNavarreSanta Rosa CountyNavarreOkaloosa CountyHoltOkaloosa CountyFt Walton BeachOkaloosa CountyMary EstherSanta Rosa CountyBerrydaleOkaloosa CountyCentral Portion toSouth Portion261100CST1105CST00Hail (1.00)26 1120CST0 0 2.5MHail (2.75)1135CSTLarge hail fell across the central part of Santa Rosa county. The large hail fell from near Milton to near Allentown. The largestconfirmed hail was the size of baseballs. Larger hail was reported but no confirmation of these reports were ever received. Thelarge hail damaged several helicopters and airplanes at Whiting Field Naval Air Station. Several buildings on the base also sufferedroof damage. Several automobile dealerships around Milton reported hail damage to vehicles. A group of bicycle riders were outon a morning ride when the storm developed. They had to get off the road and hold their bicycles over them to protect their bodiesfrom the large hail. One of the riders helmets was damaged by the hail.261730CST1735CST00Hail (1.00)26 1730CST0 0 10KThunderstorm Wind (G60)1735CSTTrees and power lines were blown down by high winds from a thunderstorm. Quarter size hail was also reported from the storm.26261740CST1745CST1810CST1815CST0000Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)27 0345CST0 0 5KLightningLightning struck a lift station in Mary Esther. The station was off line for a couple of hours until the unit was repaired.31 1130CST0 1LightningThree people were working outside when lightning struck near them. Two of the people were treated at the scene and one wastransported to the hospital and kept for a couple of hours and then released.31 1700CST0 0Flash Flood2359CSTSeveral hours of heavy rains caused many streets to flood in the central and south parts of the county. Most of the flooding wasgenerally along and south of I-10. Radar and surface reports showed that six to eight inches of rain fell across the area. Manystreets were closed due to high water in this area. The flooding continued across the area into the next day.4044
Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimeLocal/PathLengthPathWidthNumber ofPersonsEstimatedDamageLocation Date Standard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 2005FLORIDA, West PanhandleEscambia CountyCentral Portion to 31 1800CST0 0 40KFlash FloodSouth Portion2359CSTSeveral hours of heavy rains caused many streets to flood in the central and south parts of the county. Most of the flooding wasgenerally along and south of I-10. Radar and surface reports showed that seven to ten inches of rain fell across the area. Manystreets were closed due to high water in this area. The flooding continued across the area into the next day. Several bridges had tobe closed for several days due to damage caused by the high water. At about 735 PM CDT a grocery store had its roof collapse dueto standing water on it. No one was injured.Santa Rosa CountyCentral Portion to 31 1900CST0 0 3KFlash FloodSouth Portion2359CSTSeveral hours of heavy rains caused many streets to flood in the central and south parts of the county. Most of the flooding wasgenerally along and south of I-10. Radar and surface reports showed that seven to ten inches of rain fell across the area. Manystreets were closed due to high water in this area. The flooding continued across the area into the next day. A couple of bridgeswere damaged by the high water and had to be repaired.GEORGIA, East CentralMcduffie County9 NW Thomson to 31 0755EST0 0 0 0 Hail (0.75)10 N Thomson0800ESTPark service reported 3/4 inch hail while areas near Raysville Marina had 1/2 inch hail.GEORGIA, LowerClinch CountyArgyle14 1450EST0 0Hail (0.75)A spotter reported a large oak down across the road and penny size hail near Highway 84.Clinch County2 NW Argyle 14 1549EST0 0Hail (0.75)A storm spotter reported penny size hail on State Road 84, 6 miles west of Manor.Charlton CountyFolkston14 1552EST0 0Hail (0.75)Clinch CountyArgyle14 1553EST0 0Hail (0.75)Camden County7 W Kingsland 14 1620EST0 0Thunderstorm Wind (G50)Fences were blown down along Highway 40 near the St. Marys River from a strong thunderstorm wind gust.Charlton CountyFolkston26 1220EST0 0Hail (0.75)Appling CountyBaxley26 1715EST0 0Hail (0.75)GEORGIA, North and CentralTwiggs County5 SSW Jeffersonville 05 1700EST0 0 5KLightningThe Macon Telegraph reported that lightning struck outside a Huddle House restaurant and neighboring BP Oil Service Station.The lightning rendered the gasoline pump facility unusable.Houston County1 NNW Clinchfield 08 0305EST0 0 2KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The Houston County 911 Center reported that one large tree was blown down onto U.S. Highway 341 at Georgia Highway 247, justnorthwest of Clinchfield. In additional, some power lines were down in the area as well.GAZ030-037 Polk - Oconee08 0330EST0515EST0 0 4KStrong WindOconee: A storm spotter reported that strong wind gusts associated with a cold front and a line of showers blew down several trees,as well as power and cable lines in the area.Gwinnett CountyGraysonPolk: The Cedartown Standard reported that strong wind gusts associated with a cold front and a line of showers caused someminor damage to some machinery at a Cedartown business. Another resident of Cedartown reported that a trampoline in their yardwas blown 350 feet down the street over two rows of trees and some power lines.13 1835ESTThe public reported penny-sized hail.00Hail (0.75)4145
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