Taariika ɓuuɓri Holly Springs, GA

15 mbo, 2008 · 2,75 in (bal baseball) · Cherokee (3 mi gila Holly Springs)

Firo National Weather Service (Engele): Numerous reports of large damaging hail were received from the Cherokee County Emergency Management Director and the public from southern and eastern Cherokee county. The hail began in the southwest part of the county between Canton and Cherokee, where the Emergency Manager reported quarter-sized hail. Shortly thereafter, the Emergency Manager and the public reported golf ball-sized hail in the Holly Springs area. As the thunderstorm continued on its east-northeastward track, hail up to the size of baseballs was reported by the Emergency Manager from the Buffington and Free Home areas.

20 duu, 2008 · 2,75 in (bal baseball) · Cherokee (7 mi gila Holly Springs)

Firo National Weather Service (Engele): The Cherokee County Emergency Management Director observed baseball-sized hail fell just south of Holly Springs. The public reported penny-sized hail in Woodstock. Ping-pong ball-sized hail fell near the Bartow/Cherokee county line west of Cherokee. Radar supported that large hail, nickel-size or larger, fell across a large swath of the southern half of Cherokee county from near Lake Allatoona across Holly Springs, Lebanon, and Woodstock.

10 see, 2025 · 2,5 in (bal tennis) · Woodstock (5 mi gila Holly Springs)

Firo National Weather Service (Engele): Several reports of hail ranging in size from 1.5 inches to 2.5 inches on the northwest side of Woodstock GA.

10 see, 2009 · 1,75 in (bal golf) · Roswell (8 mi gila Holly Springs)

Firo National Weather Service (Engele): The Fulton County Emergency Management Director reported that penny to golf ball-sized hail fell across far northern Fulton county around Alpharetta. The public observed penny-sized hail near Crabapple. Most of the hail reports were penny to nickel-sized.

23 see, 2009 · 1,75 in (bal golf) · Woodstock (9 mi gila Holly Springs)

Firo National Weather Service (Engele): Several reports of large hail were received from southern Cherokee county. The public observed penny to quarter-sized hail from southwest Cherokee county approximately six miles west-northwest of Woodstock into the city of Woodstock. Golf ball-sized hail was observed by the public in the southeast corner of the county, or about five miles east-southeast of Woodstock. The Fulton County EMA Director was in the area at the time and estimated wind gusts of 60 mph. However, no tree, power line, or structural damage was reported.