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[Dean4Storms]

EVENT LOCATION REMARKS (CST)TIME

.....TORNADO REPORTS..........TORNADO REPORTS..........TORNADO REPORTS.....

1 *TORN SUMTER SC (41 WSW FLO) 7/0630
EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTED 30 HOMES DESTROYED. CAE/LSR 3394 8039
ALSO 3 INJURIES.
2 *TORN 3 SW BISHOPVILLE SC (32 W FLO) 7/0640
SPOTTER REPORTED TREES DOWN AND DAMAGE TO CAE/LSR 3419 8029
MOBILE HOME FROM TORNA
3 *TORN 3 SW BISHOPVILLE SC (32 W FLO) 7/0705
SPOTTER REPORTED TORNADO ON THE GROUND NEAR CAE/LSR 3419 8029
INTERSECTION OF SC HIG
4 *TORN 12 NE CAMDEN SC (43 WNW FLO) 7/0730
WSI-TV REPORTED ONE INJURY AND ONE HOME CAE/LSR 3438 8046
COMPLETELY DESTROYED I
5 *TORN BETHUNE SC (39 WNW FLO) 7/0735
LEE COUNTY DEPUTY REPORTED TORNADO ON THE CAE/LSR 3441 8035
GROUND IN KERSHAW COUN
6 *TORN 5 S SUMTER SC (41 E CAE) 7/0803
HAM OPERATOR REPORTED TORNADO ON THE GROUND CAE/LSR 3387 8039
NEAR THE INTERSECTION
7 *TORN 5 WNW SUMTER SC (36 E CAE) 7/0820
HAM OPERATER REPORTED TORNADO ON THE GROUND ON CAE/LSR 3397 8047
SHAW AFB.
8 *TORN 10 SE LANCASTER SC (43 SSE CLT) 7/0840
LANCASTER SHERIFF RPTS TORNADO ON GROUND NEAR CAE/LSR 3462 8066
RIDGEHILL.
9 *TORN INTERLACHEN FL (21 E GNV) 7/0850
TREE DAMAGE. EVENT TIME ESTIMATED. JAX/LSR 2962 8190
10 *TORN NORTH CHARLESTON SC (4 SE CHS) 7/0910
REPORTED ON THE GROUND NEAR NORTHWOODS MALL. CHS/LSR 3285 7997
TREES DOWN.
12 *TORN NORTH CHARLESTON SC (4 SE CHS) 7/0915
TWO LARGE OAK TREE SNAPPED...SHINGLES BLOWN OFFCHS/LSR 3285 7997
ROOF OF MOUNT MORIAH B
11 *TORN CAMDEN SC (36 NE CAE) 7/0915
HAM OPERATOR REPORTS 5-6 MOBILE HOMES DAMAGED, CAE/LSR 3426 8061
TREES DOWN AND UTILITY
13 *TORN 2 SE CAMDEN SC (36 NE CAE) 7/0923
PUBLIC REPORTED TORNADO ON THE GROUND NEAR THE CAE/LSR 3424 8059
INTERSECTION OF US 521
15 *TORN 8 SE CAMDEN SC (38 ENE CAE) 7/0930
HAM OPERATOR REPORTS STORAGE BUILDING DESTROYEDCAE/LSR 3418 8051
HIGHWAY 441 AND CATCHA
14 *TORN 2 N CAMDEN SC (38 NE CAE) 7/0930
HAM OPERATOR RPTS ROOF DAMAGE TO HOUSE ON CAE/LSR 3429 8061
HIGHWAY 1 PAST THE CAM
16 *TORN 13 SW CHARLOTTE NC (10 SSW CLT) 7/0945
TREES BLOWN DOWN BY TORNADO ON YOUNGBLOOD DRIVEGSP/LSR 3506 8100
BETWEEN 1145 AND 1150
17 *TORN 12 SW CHARLOTTE NC (10 S CLT) 7/0950
TORNADO DAMAGE REPORTED TO A HOUSE IN THE ROYALGSP/LSR 3507 8098
OAKS SUBDIVISION NEAR
19 *TORN 3 N CAMDEN SC (39 NE CAE) 7/1000
TREE DOWN INTO HOUSE PORCH 3 MILES NORTH OF CAE/LSR 3431 8061
CAMDEN AIRPORT ON US 1
18 *TORN DURBIN FL (31 SSE JAX) 7/1000
SHINGLES BLOWN OFF ROOF. 1 TREE DOWN. JAX/LSR 3009 8146
20 *TORN 6 NE FLORENCE SC (5 NNE FLO) 7/1040
TORNADO REPORTED BY LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT OFF ILM/LSR 3426 7969
OF HIGHWAY 327 NEAR WI
22 *TORN 5 SE COPE SC (41 SSE CAE) 7/1045
PUBLIC REPORTED TREES DOWN ON POWER LINES FROM CAE/LSR 3333 8095
21 *TORN OATS SC (20 WNW FLO) 7/1045
WIND DAMAGE REPORTED AT THE LYDIE COMMUNITY ILM/LSR 3425 8008
ALONG HIGHWAY 15 SOUTH
24 *TORN CERRO GORDO NC (43 N CRE) 7/1145
2 HOMES AND 1 BUSINESS DESTROYED. 2 HOMES HAD ILM/LSR 3432 7893
MAJOR DAMAGE. 6 HOMES
23 *TORN 6 S CERRO GORDO NC (38 N CRE) 7/1145
TORNADO REPORTED ON THE GROUND AT 139 PM NEAR ILM/LSR 3424 7893
OLD STEAK ROAD. TORNAD
25 *TORN CLIO SC (28 NNE FLO) 7/1158
TORNADO REPORTED IN CLIO. MANY POWER LINES DOWNILM/LSR 3458 7955
AND LARGE TREES PULLED
28 *TORN CHERRY GROVE NC (38 N CRE) 7/1205
TORNADO TRACKED FROM CHERRY GROVE TO BOARDMAN. ILM/LSR 3424 7897
2 TORNADOES WERE REPOR
27 *TORN OATS SC (20 WNW FLO) 7/1205
WIND DAMAGE REPORTED AT THE LYDIE COMMUNITY ILM/LSR 3425 8008
ALONG HIGHWAY 15 SOUTH
26 *TORN DUNBAR SC (25 NNE FLO) 7/1205
TORNADO REPORTED. ILM/LSR 3453 7956
29 *TORN 4 E PROCTORVILLE NC (34 S FAY) 7/1220
TORNADO ON THE GROUND MOVING TOWARD BROAD ILM/LSR 3448 7897
RIDGE. LARGE TREE DOWN
30 *TORN MCCOLL SC (34 NNE FLO) 7/1225
TREES DOWN. ILM/LSR 3467 7955
31 *TORN MORVEN NC (42 SW SOP) 7/1227
145. TREES DOWN ON ROA
32 *TORN 2 SE LUMBERTON NC (26 SSW FAY) 7/1243
FUNNEL CLOUD REPORTED OVER THE HORIZON WITH ILM/LSR 3460 7898
POSSIBLE TORNADO TOUCH
33 *TORN LUMBERTON NC (25 SSW FAY) 7/1253
TORNADO MOVING ALONG NC 211 IS PICKING UP AND ILM/LSR 3462 7901
TOUCHING DOWN REPETITI
34 *TORN SOCIETY HILL SC (23 NNW FLO) 7/1345
TORNADO TOUCHDOWN SIGHTED AND TREE LIMBS DOWN. ILM/LSR 3451 7985
35 *TORN 4 NW MARIETTA NC (34 ENE FLO) 7/1356
ROOF DAMAGE TO HOME, SEVERAL TREES DOWN ON WESTILM/LSR 3441 7918
WHITE POND ROAD
36 *TORN ARABIA NC (13 W FAY) 7/1358
FUNNEL CLOUD REPORTED IN SOUTHERN HOKE COUNTY RAH/LSR 3494 7913
SOUTHWEST OF ARABIA.
38 *TORN 15 SE PATRICK SC (17 NNW FLO) 7/1400
WILMINGTON NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE REPORTED CAE/LSR 3442 7986
TREES DOWN NORTH OF SO
37 *TORN 15 SE PATRICK SC (17 NNW FLO) 7/1400
WILMINGTON NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE REPORTED CAE/LSR 3442 7986
TREES DOWN NORTH OF SO
39 *TORN EHRHARDT SC (57 S CAE) 7/1430
PUBLIC REPORTED TORNADO IN EHRHARDT AT 430 PM. CAE/LSR 3310 8101
40 *TORN 10 S FAIRMONT NC (35 ENE FLO) 7/1630
POWER LINES DOWN, TREES DOWN, EXTENSIVE ILM/LSR 3435 7911
STRUCTURE DAMAGE
41 *TORN 5 S MCCOLL SC (29 NNE FLO) 7/1702
LAW ENFORCEMENT OBSERVED A TORNADO IN A FIELD. ILM/LSR 3460 7955
42 *TORN HAMPTON FL (13 NNE GNV) 7/1812
PUBLIC REPORT OF TORNADO ON THE JAX/LSR 2986 8214
GROUND...RELAYED VIA E
43 *TORN BENNETTSVILLE SC (29 N FLO) 7/1905
SC HIGHWAY PATROL SAW TORNADO AND DAMAGE TO A ILM/LSR 3462 7968
CHURCH ALONG HIGHWAY 1

.......LRG HAIL/STRONG WIND RPTS.............LRG HAIL/STRONG WIND RPTS......

44 WNDG 3 E METTER GA (50 WNW SAV) 7/0630
ROOF BLOWN OFF A TRAILER. SIGNS...TREES AND CHS/LSR 3240 8201
POWERLINES DOWN AS WEL
45 WNDG SUMTER SC (41 WSW FLO) 7/1530
SUMTER COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGER REPORTED 2 CAE/LSR 3394 8039
MOBILE HOMES DESTROYED

.........OTHER SEVERE REPORTS..................OTHER SEVERE REPORTS

[Canelaw99]

[TLHR]

Who was the guy who said nothing would happen in the Carolinas from Frances?

What was his name?

It's right on the tip of my tongue...



http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=42134

[Tempest]

Sweet isn't it?

[mijakamaj]

We have had 3 here in my county (Hoke, NC) tonight. The air blowing is so warm. I am sitting here with my window open and the breeze is strange. One minute it is so still that nothing moves then we get these bursts of warm air. This is not your average stormy summer night. We are "under the gun" until 1:00 AM. This is not a good thing for me either as I am terribly afraid of tornadoes.

[grabba]

I'm in Hartsville, SC and these things have been landing all around us all day. The kids in school practically stayed in the hallways all day. Had several land within a half mile of my house.

Scary stuff.

[SkywarnKR4YO]

I was the SKYWARN spotter that reported the Shaw AFB tornado from the parking lot of the 9th Air Force/US Central Command Air Forces HQ building. It was a bit sporty yelling at the airmen to get into the building while talking via radio to the warning coord met up in Columbia, with the vortex about 400 yds away. I've been a SKYWARN spotter for over 10 years now, most of that time spent in the South, with five tropical systems under my belt. Never have I seen such a shear environment. One layer of broken scud at 1500 ft or so AGL going north; 1000 ft above another layer going east, with the vertical updraft visibly condensing right before your eyes all over the place. Every cell that comes through has a good deal of rotation and it's no wonder we've had this many tornadoes. Fortunately these aren't classical mesocyclones or supercells -- most have been short-lived and relatively weak. Despite trees/power lines down and damage to the golf course and housing area, we didn't have any casualties, thank God. It was sad to see oak trees that weathered Hugo (which virtually flattened Shaw) fall before what I think will be categorized as an F1 tornado.

We're fortunate to have sirens and people that will heed them.

Sadly, most of our rural areas aren't so fortunate, a lot of people live in mobile homes (or as we say here to keep the dealers happy "manufactured housing"), we take hits during the pre-dawn hours, and there's no affordable way to do sirens. Shame we can't get SAME-encoded wx radios out everywhere...

Can't wait to see what Wednesday will bring... the flood outlook for the mountains, particularly Asheville, NC, is dismaying. Those of you in the Ohio watershed may be in for a rough go of it.