Raehistoria: Stone Mountain, GA

15.3.2008 · 2,75 tuumaa (pesäpall) · Conyers (9 mailia etäisyydellä kohteesta Stone Mountain)

National Weather Service -kuvaus (englanniksi): Amateur radio operators relayed reports of golf ball to baseball-sized hail across the northern half of Rockdale county. The baseball-sized hail was observed about three miles north of Conyers at the J. H. Elementary school and at several other locations across the northern portion of the county.

12.6.2007 · 2,5 tuumaa (tennispallo) · Stone Mountain (4 mailia etäisyydellä kohteesta Stone Mountain)

National Weather Service -kuvaus (englanniksi): Several reports of large hail were received from the public across eastern DeKalb county from just south of Stone Mountain to the Rockdale county line south of Lithonia. Quarter-sized hail reports in the Lithonia area were common, with one report of golf ball to tennis ball-sized hail.

18.2.2009 · 2 tuumaa (kananmuna) · Lilburn (4 mailia etäisyydellä kohteesta Stone Mountain)

National Weather Service -kuvaus (englanniksi): A deputy with the Gwinnett County Sheriff's office observed larger than golf ball-sized hail in the Lilburn area. The Gwinnett County 911 Center relayed reports of quarter-sized hail near Lilburn. Approximately three miles southwest of Snellville, a trained spotter observed quarter-sized hail. Hail up to three inches in diameter was reported just across the border in Loganville in Walton county as the storm continued moving east-southeast.

20.5.2008 · 1,75 tuumaa (golfpallo) · Lilburn (5 mailia etäisyydellä kohteesta Stone Mountain)

National Weather Service -kuvaus (englanniksi): The public observed golf ball-sized hail just south of Lilburn, quarter-sized hail just north of Snellville, and penny-sized hail near Grayson.

23.4.2009 · 1,75 tuumaa (golfpallo) · Tucker (4 mailia etäisyydellä kohteesta Stone Mountain)

National Weather Service -kuvaus (englanniksi): The public observed penny-sized hail in the Tucker area and penny to golf ball-sized hail in the Stone Mountain area. Radar data suggests that large hail likely fell from Tucker to Stone Mountain and points just to the east.