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What was the date and time of your observation?


What was the location of your Observation? (City and County)


Did you observe any hail? If yes, then please choose the largest observed size?
No Hail Pea size (less than a three quarters of an inch diameter) Dime size (three quarters of an inch diameter) Nickel size (between three quarters and one inch diameter) Quarter size (One inch diameter) Ping pong ball size Golf ball size Baseball size Softball size

Did you experience strong winds? If yes, how strong would you estimate the highest gust?
No strong winds Wind gusts 25 to 40 mph, small trees move, large tree branches move, umbrellas are hard to hold Wind gusts 41 to 57 mph, large trees move, twigs break, walking is very difficult Wind gusts 58 to to 69 mph, large tree branches break, shingles blow off roofs, minor damage to buildings Wind gusts 70 to 80 mph, trees uprooted, moderate damage to buildings Wind gusts greater than 80 mph, extensive damage

Give a brief description of the wind damage you experienced, and your best estimate
of the highest sustained winds and strongest gust you experienced.


Did you spot a tornado, waterspout, or funnel cloud?
No rotation spotted Yes, I saw a tornado Yes, I saw a waterspout Yes, I saw a funnel cloud

If you spotted a tornado, waterspout, or funnel cloud, give a brief description of the
event, exact location, and any damage you may have observed.


If you received heavy rains or flooding, give a brief description.


(Optional) If you wish, you can include your name.


(Optional) If you are a spotter, include your spotter number.




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