Hītori hākina mō Austell, GA

15 Pou 2008 · 2.75 inihi (pōro baseball) · Adamsville (9 mihi mai i Austell)

Whakamārama Ratonga Āhuarangi ā-Motu (Ingarihi): The Fulton County Emergency Management Director observed baseball-sized hail across downtown Atlanta. Because of the extensive damage caused by the tornado the previous evening, it was hard to distinguish what damage was caused by the hail, but chards of glass were reported to have been spread across much of the downtown area. In addition, the public reported golf ball-sized hail southwest of Six Flags, just south of Interstate-20 in western Fulton county, including the area around Fulton Industrial Boulevard, and an off duty National Weather Service employee observed penny-sized hail just southeast of downtown Atlanta in the Grant Park area. An amateur radio operator relayed a report of pen

22 Hōngo 2008 · 1.75 inihi (pōro golf) · Douglasville (9 mihi mai i Austell)

Whakamārama Ratonga Āhuarangi ā-Motu (Ingarihi): The public observed quarter to golf ball-sized hail in the Douglasville area.

10 Pae 2009 · 1.75 inihi (pōro golf) · Hoovers Gap (6 mihi mai i Austell)

Whakamārama Ratonga Āhuarangi ā-Motu (Ingarihi): Golf ball size hail was reported by spotter on Jewell Avenue in Smyrna.

23 Pae 2009 · 1.75 inihi (pōro golf) · Douglasville (7 mihi mai i Austell)

Whakamārama Ratonga Āhuarangi ā-Motu (Ingarihi): The public observed quarter-sized hail in northern Douglas county, north of Douglasville near the Douglas/Paulding county line, penny-sized hail in Douglasville, and golf ball-sized hail in the southeast part of the county near and southeast of Chapel Hill. The public reported that hail completely covered the ground in some areas. Significant damage to vehicles was reported from this area.

4 Pae 2011 · 1.75 inihi (pōro golf) · Hiram (7 mihi mai i Austell)

Whakamārama Ratonga Āhuarangi ā-Motu (Ingarihi): The public observed golf ball-sized hail in the McClendon Creek subdivision. The only area of the county where WSR-88D radar data suggested that hail of this size would have occurred was near Browning in the far southeast part of the county.