Ka mōʻaukala hōʻaila no Lonoke, AR

Ka hōʻaila hope ma loko o 10 mile15 Mal. 20260.75 in (kāleka 1 keneta)

Nā lā hōʻaila, 12 mahina hope1

Ka hōʻaila nui loa mai 20063 in (kīpuka tī)27 Mal. 2021

Nā lā hōʻaila mai 200619

Nā lā me ka hōʻaila 1 iniha a ʻoi aku14

Nā iniku ma loko o 10 mile4

Nā hōʻike makani pōʻino ma loko o 10 mile64

Ua hoʻopaʻa inoa ʻia ka hōʻaila ma loko o 10 mile o Lonoke ma 19 lā mai 2006. Hoʻomālamalama ʻia nā pōhaku nui loa 3 in (kīpuka tī) ma 27 Mal. 2021. He nui ka hōʻaila ma ʻApelila a me Malaki.

Ka hōʻaila hou e pili ana i Lonoke

Lā	Nui o ka hau	Aha	Kumu
15 Mal. 2026	0.75 in kāleka 1 keneta	Woodlawn 1 hōʻike hau · ka 9 mile kokoke loa mai Lonoke	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
2 ʻAp. 2025	2 in hua moa	South Bend, Parnell 2 hōʻike hau · ka 9 mile kokoke loa mai Lonoke	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA

Hoʻokahi lālā no ka lā: ka hōʻaila nui loa i hoʻopaʻa inoa ʻia i kēlā lā ma loko o 10 mile, nā wahi a me ka helu o nā hōʻike.

Nā lā hoʻoheheʻe hōʻaila e pili ana i Lonoke ma ka makahiki

Ke kiʻekiʻe nei ka wā hōʻaila e pili ana i Lonoke

O nā lā 19 hōʻaila mai 2006, hāʻule nui i ʻApelila (4) a me Malaki (4).

Nā makani hōʻaila nui loa e pili ana i Lonoke

27 Mal. 2021 · 3 in (kīpuka tī) · South Bend (9 mile mai Lonoke)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): Large apple sized hail was measured using a tape measure.

30 Iun. 2009 · 2.75 in (baseball) · Kerr (9 mile mai Lonoke)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): The devastating hailstorm moved eastward out of Pulaski County, and continued east across all of Lonoke County. The hail swath about 10 miles wide. The hail ranged in size from the size of nickels (0.88 inch) to the size of baseballs (2.75 inches). Communities affected included South Bend, Parnell, Furlow, Fairview, Brownsville, Lonoke, and Carlisle. ||The largest hail fell a few miles north and northeast of Lonoke, where much of the hail was golf ball size (1.75 inches) to baseball size (2.75 inches). The hailstones ruined roofs, damaged siding on houses, broke windows in houses, broke car windshields, killed birds perched in trees, and destroyed gardens and crops. The worst damage was foun

2 ʻAp. 2025 · 2 in (hua moa) · South Bend (9 mile mai Lonoke)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): Lime-sized hail (2 inches) fell near the Hoover Addition neighborhood as reported by KARK news.

15 ʻOk. 2022 · 1.5 in (pōpō ping pong) · Fairview (5 mile mai Lonoke)

23 Kek. 2015 · 1.25 in (Kālā 50 keneta) · Carlisle (9 mile mai Lonoke)

Nā makani pohihihi ma loko o 10 mile o Lonoke

Lā	Helu	Aha	Ala
12 Iun. 2026	EF?	McCreanor 8 mile mai Lonoke	3.1 mile lōʻihi, 50 yarda ākea
4 Iun. 2012	EF0	Culler 9 mile mai Lonoke	0.1 mile lōʻihi, 15 yarda ākea
24 Pep. 2011	EF1	Lonoke 1 mile mai Lonoke	1.6 mile lōʻihi, 235 yarda ākea
2 Mei 2008	EF1	Carlisle 8 mile mai Lonoke	2.5 mile lōʻihi, 200 yarda ākea

Makani uila ikaika kokoke i Lonoke

64 hōʻike o ka makani uila ikaika ma loko o 10 mile mai Lonoke mai ka makahiki 2006, ma 41 lā. ʻO ka makani ikaika loa i hoʻomālamalama ʻia he 76 mph ma 25 Iun. 2023.

Lā	Ka makani ikaika loa	Aha	Kumu
12 Iun. 2026	60 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Lonoke 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
28 Iun. 2025	64 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Sisemore 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
5 ʻAp. 2025	64 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Lonoke 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
24 Mei 2024	61 mph, i hoʻomālamalama ʻia	McCreanor 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
25 Iun. 2023	76 mph, i hoʻomālamalama ʻia	McCreanor, Sisemore, Carlisle 3 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
15 ʻAp. 2023	61 mph, i hoʻomālamalama ʻia	McCreanor 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
4 Now. 2022	60 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Furlow 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
15 Mei 2022	70 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Lonoke 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
11 Iul. 2021	70 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Culler 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA
9 Iul. 2020	70 mph, i hoʻohālikelike ʻia	Furlow 1 hōʻike makani	Nā Hanana Makani o NOAA

ʻO ka makani ʻino nui, he 58 mph a ʻoi aku paha ka ikaika, a i ʻole ka makani i hana i ka pōʻino. Hōʻike ʻia nā hōʻike i hoʻomālamalama ʻia mai nā kikowaena aniau; hoʻohālikelike ʻia nā mea ʻē aʻe mai nā mea nānā a me nā loiloi pōʻino.

Ke waiho nei i kahi noi no ka hale a i ʻole ka kaʻa?

Nīnau nā hoʻomalu inua i ka lā o ka pohō. ʻO nā lā ma kēia ʻaoʻao ka wā i hoʻopaʻa inoa ʻia ai ka hōʻaila e pili ana i Lonoke; hiki i ka hōʻaila ke kū i kekahi alanui a hele aku i kekahi, no laila, ʻaʻole hōʻoia ka hōʻike i ka pohō ma kou wahi. Hiki i kahi loea hale ʻoihana a i ʻole kou loea hoʻomalu inua ke nānā i ka hale. Hoʻokumu nā palapala kuhikuhi he nui i ka manawa palena no ka waiho ʻana i ka noi — e nānā i kou.

Nā kūlanakauhale kokoke

ʻIkepili: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (nā moʻolelo hope a 30 Iun. 2026) a me National Weather Service Local Storm Reports (hoʻomaka, mai laila). Hoʻomālamalama ʻia nā attena mai ka waena o Lonoke.

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