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Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimeLocal/PathLengthPathWidthNumber ofPersonsEstimatedDamageLocation Date Standard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 2005GEORGIA, North and CentralHenry CountyMc Donough22 1500EST0 0 0.50KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The public reported a few trees down along Georgia Highway 155 at Crumbley and North Salem Roads.Henry CountyCountywide22 1505EST1525EST0 0Hail (1.00)Several reports were received from the public of penny to quarter-sized hail. Quarter-sized hail was reported in both Stockbridgeand McDonough, while nickel-sized hail was reported northeast of Ola and penny-sized hail was reported in Locust Grove.Butts CountyCountywide22 1520EST0 0 5KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The Butts County Sheriff reported that several trees were down across roads throughout the county.Newton CountyNewborn22 1535EST0 0Hail (0.88)The public reported nickel-sized hail at a convenience store.Morgan CountyMadison22 1550EST0 0Hail (0.75)The public reported penny-sized hail at a gas service station on Monticello Road at Interstate-20.Henry CountyStockbridge22 1557EST0 0Hail (1.00)The public reported quarter-sized hail.Laurens CountyDexter to25 0900EST0 0Hail (0.88)RentzThe Laurens County 911 Center reported nickel-sized hail.Stewart CountyLumpkin27 0100EST0115EST0 0 50KThunderstorm Wind (G57)The Stewart County Emergency Management Director reported that a thunderstorm microburst tore the roof off the county's HealthDepartment building and damaged an outdoor storage bin at the Emergency Management Director's facility. In addition, some 40to 50 trees within the same general small area were blown down, uprooted, or torn apart by the strong winds.Sumter CountyPlains27 0430EST2300EST0 0 3KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The Sumter County 911 Center reported that several trees were down in the area and the power was also out in Plains.Webster CountyCenterpoint27 0430EST0 0 1KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The Webster County 911 Center reported that several trees were down on East Center Point Road.Webster County3 SE Centerpoint 27 0500EST0 0Hail (0.75)The Webster County 911 Center reported penny-sized hail.Stewart County1 E Lumpkin 27 0606EST0 0 0.50KThunderstorm Wind (G50)The Stewart County Sheriff's office reported that a few trees were blown down on the east side of Lumpkin.Crisp CountyNorth Portion 27 1000EST2100EST0 0 75KFlash FloodThe Cordele Dispatch reported that heavy rain, on the order of four to seven inches around the county, resulted in the flooding ofseveral roads, especially in the northern portion of the county. Several roads were closed. Some of the closed roads were severelydamaged.4448
Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimeLocal/PathLengthPathWidthNumber ofPersonsEstimatedDamageLocation Date Standard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of StormMarch 2005GEORGIA, North and CentralSumter CountyCountywide27 1000EST2300EST0 0 500KFlash FloodAn amateur radio operator reported that extensive flooding was ongoing across the county. Several roads were washed out in thesouthern portion of the county and within the city of Americus. This occurred as early as 11:00 am EST. Later in the day, around4:00 pm EST, the County 911 Center reported that many roads throughout the county had been closed. In addition, several smalldams had been breached causing additional flash flood concerns and precautionary evacuations. Some cars became flooded andhad to be abanonded. Several homes and apartments were flooded. Up to three feet of water was reported in some homes. By lateevening, 16 roads in the county had been closed because of flooding. Some of the closed roads included U.S. Highway 19, BooCosby Road, Thomas Mill at Mad Dog Road, Pessell Creek Road, Georgia Highway 49 south at the Terrell county line, AnchHelms, Sam Rodgers, Little Bear Branch, and Three Bridges Road from Georgia Highway 377, south. Rainfall of 5-6 inches wascommon across the county, with some portions of the county receiving 8-9 inches of rain for the period from midnight on the 27thto midnight on the 28th.Dooly CountyCountywide27 1100EST2300EST0 0 150KFlash FloodThe Dooly County Sheriff's Office reported that there was extensive flooding of roads throughout the county. Several roads wereclosed by the Department of Transportation as the roads were impassable. Portions of Vienna were evacuated as a precautionbecause of potential dam breaks and flash flooding. Rainfall of five to six inches was common with the northwest portion of thecounty receiving six to eight inches of rain.Macon CountyCountywide27 1100EST2300EST0 0 150KFlash FloodThe Citizen and Georgian of Montezuma reported that several roads were flooded, washed out, and closed.Wilcox CountyNorthwest Portion 27 1100EST2200EST0 0 150KFlash FloodThe public reported that extensive flash flooding was ongoing, mainly in the western portion of the county. Several roads werewashed out. A number of people were trapped in their homes by rising flood waters and others were trapped in their cars withwater rising up to the hood level. Four to six inches of rain fell across the northwest part of the county, mainly northwest ofRochelle. Much of this information was confirmed by the county 911 Center.Dooly County5 NE Vienna 27 1140EST0 0Hail (0.75)The Dooly County 911 Center reported penny-sized hail.Montgomery CountyNorth Portion 27 1200EST1700EST0 0 50KFlash FloodThe local Montgomery county newspaper reported that several inches of rain had fallen during the morning hours resulting inflooding of several roads in the county. Warnock Pond Road near Tarrytown was washed out and caved in. Several dirt roads inthe county, especially the northern portion, were also washed out and closed.Telfair CountyMilan to27 1200EST0 0 100KFlash FloodMc Rae1700ESTThe Telfair Enterprise reported that early morning heavy rain, on the order of four inches or more, resulted in damage to severalcounty roads. County Road 13 and County Road 106, between McRae and Milan were washed out and would require extensiverepair. A pair of large sinkholes had developed on County Road 13 from the pressure of the extensive runoff. Drainage pipes werewashed out from the under the roads and swept quite some distance away from their original location.Monroe CountyJuliette27 1300EST0 0 50KLightningThe Monroe County Reporter of Forsyth reported that lightning struck and set a home on fire in far northeast Monroe county. Thefire was confined to the kitchen. In addition, an adjacent tractor-trailer was damaged by the lightning and resulting fire.Troup CountyLa Grange27 1305EST0 0Hail (0.75)The public reported penny-sized hail.Dodge CountyCountywide27 1315EST2200EST0 0 250KFlash FloodThe Dodge County 911 Center and the Dodge County News of Eastman reported extensive flooding and flash flooding throughoutthe county. Numerous roads were flooded throughout the county and several had been closed. Several small dams were alsobreached. In addition, one home was destroyed by the flash flooding that occurred. Rainfall amounts of four to six inches, withisolated amounts of seven to eight inches were observed.4549
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