Héckelgeschicht fir Stone Mountain, GA

15. Mäe. 2008 · 2,75 Zoll (Baseball) · Conyers (9 mi vun Stone Mountain ewech)

Beschreiwung vum National Weather Service (Englesch): 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. Juni 2007 · 2,5 Zoll (Tennisball) · Stone Mountain (4 mi vun Stone Mountain ewech)

Beschreiwung vum National Weather Service (Englesch): 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. Feb. 2009 · 2 Zoll (Hënner-Ee) · Lilburn (4 mi vun Stone Mountain ewech)

Beschreiwung vum National Weather Service (Englesch): 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. Mee 2008 · 1,75 Zoll (Golfball) · Lilburn (5 mi vun Stone Mountain ewech)

Beschreiwung vum National Weather Service (Englesch): 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. Abr. 2009 · 1,75 Zoll (Golfball) · Tucker (4 mi vun Stone Mountain ewech)

Beschreiwung vum National Weather Service (Englesch): 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.