Calhoun, GA ka kɔnɔni kɔnɔni

20 mɛ, 2008 · 2.75 in (baseball) · Oostanaula (4 mi Calhoun fɛ)

National Weather Service sɛbɛnni (Ingiliishi): The public reported baseball-sized hail in Oostanaula, half-dollar-sized hail southwest of Calhoun, and quarter-sized hail near the Bartow county line about six miles south of Calhoun. Hail covered the ground up to two inches deep south of Calhoun. The public estimated wind gusts at 60 mph near the Bartow county line, but other than a few tree limbs, no other damage was reported.

4 awi, 2011 · 2.75 in (baseball) · Resaca (5 mi Calhoun fɛ)

National Weather Service sɛbɛnni (Ingiliishi): An amateur radio operator relayed a report of baseball-sized hail between Resaca and Nickelsville. As the storm first intensified to the west near Resaca, it initially produced penny-sized hail.

3 uti, 2020 · 2.5 in (tenisi bɔl) · Farmville (8 mi Calhoun fɛ)

National Weather Service sɛbɛnni (Ingiliishi): The public reported hail the size of tennis balls on Sonora Drive SE, leaving dents in cars.

10 awi, 2009 · 2 in (kɔnɔ sɔrɔ) · Adairsville (9 mi Calhoun fɛ)

National Weather Service sɛbɛnni (Ingiliishi): The public observed 2.0 inch diameter hail in the Adairsville area from a second severe thunderstorm that tracked across the northern part of Bartow county.

20 awi, 2006 · 1.75 in (golf bɔl) · Coosa (10 mi Calhoun fɛ)

National Weather Service sɛbɛnni (Ingiliishi): Several reports of large hail were received from southern and western Floyd county, including Cave Spring, Lindale, and Silver Creek. The Floyd County Emergency Management Director and the public reported golf ball-sized hail from Cave Spring, to Blacksbluff Road and the Lock and Dam Park near Coosa, to five miles west of Lindale. Pea-sized hail was reported on the far east end of the county near the Bartow county border. Smaller pea-sized hail was observed on the south side of Rome and in Rome itself.