Ka mōʻaukala hōʻaila no Temple, GA

15 Mal. 2008 · 2.75 in (baseball) · Temple (1 mile mai Temple)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): An amateur radio operator in Villa Rica observed tennis ball to baseball-sized hail. Several other reports of golf ball-sized hail were received from the public across far northern Carroll county, especially in the Villa Rica area.

19 ʻAp. 2006 · 2.5 in (pōpehe tennis) · Temple (0 mile mai Temple)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): A thunderstorm moved across much of eastern Carroll county producing large hail. The Carroll County Emergency Management Director reported nickel-sized hail in the Temple area, the public reported quarter-sized hail in the Carrollton area, and the Emergency Management Director reported tennis ball-sized hail in the Whitesburg area and the public reported tennis ball-sized hail along Georgia Highway 16 between Whitesburg and Carrollton.

23 ʻAu. 2007 · 1.75 in (pōpō golf) · Villa Rica (6 mile mai Temple)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): The public observed golf ball-sized hail in east central Carroll county, northeast of Carrollton, and nickel-sized hail in Villa Rica.

26 ʻAp. 2008 · 1.75 in (pōpō golf) · Carrollton (10 mile mai Temple)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): A storm spotter reported that hail the size of quarters began at 725 pm EDT on the northwest side of Carrollton and increased to the size of golf balls over a five-minute period. The storm continued to drift and build southwestward with time with penny-sized hail reported one mile southeast of Bowdon at 745 pm. Radar supported that hail of similar size or larger continued until after 800 pm EDT in the southwest part of the county, south of Bowdon and near the Alabama border.

15 Iun. 2011 · 1.75 in (pōpō golf) · Winston (8 mile mai Temple)

Hōʻike National Weather Service (Pelekānia): Several reports of large damaging hail were received from across the northern half of Douglas county. The public observed baseball-sized hail in Douglasville. An amateur radio operator relayed a report of golf ball-sized hail in the northwest part of the county, near Winston. The public observed half-dollar-sized hail in the eastern part of the county near Lithia Springs.