Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena - CIG

ARKANSAS, NorthwestMadison CountyHuntsvilleARKANSAS, SoutheastAshley CountyFountain HillAshley CountyMiloAshley CountyMiloARKANSAS, Southwest30 2140CST0 0 0.10KThunderstorm WindSeveral large tree limbs downed by windA solid line of thunderstorms covering the entire north-south length of Oklahoma, associated with a cold front and wave of lowpressure, moved into western Arkansas around 800 PM on the evening of March 30. The part of the line moving out of eastcentralOklahoma had a bow echo signature as it moved into Arkansas, causing many reports of severe tstm winds. At the north end of thisbow echo in Benton County, an F1 tornado formed near Gravette, causing considerable damage on the south and east sides of town.07 0855CST0 0 100KHail (1.75)Golfball size hail accumulated three inches deep. The hail damaged roofs of houses and automobiles.07 0855CSTMany houses and automobiles were damaged.07 0855CST0Four houses were damaged and four barns were demolished.Little River CountyForeman05 1550CST0 0Reports of golfball sized hail received from Sheriffs Office.Miller CountyTexarkana05 1630CST0 0Lafayette CountyLewisville05 1707CST0 0Lafayette County4 S Lewisville 05 1710CST0 0 10KVehicles travelling along Hwy 79 had their windshields and antennas broken or damaged by hail.Columbia County4 S Magnolia 05 1734CST0 0Columbia CountyMagnolia05 1743CST0 0Columbia County4 S Magnolia 05 1746CST0 0Columbia CountyEmerson05 1756CST0 0Howard County5 NW Nashville 07 0840CST0 0Union County7 W El Dorado 16 1900CST0 0A car turned over in high water as it attempted to cross over Parkers Chapel Road.Miller County4 SE Texarkana 31 0020CST0 0CALIFORNIA, Extreme SoutheastCAZ030CALIFORNIA, North CentralCAZ016Storm Data and Unusual Weather PhenomenaTimePath PathNumber ofEstimatedLocal/ Length WidthPersonsDamageLocation DateStandard (Miles) (Yards) Killed Injured Property Crops Character of Storm000100K75KHail (1.75)Thunderstorm WindHail (1.75)Hail (1.00)Hail (0.75)Hail (1.25)Hail (1.75)Hail (0.75)Hail (1.75)Hail (0.75)Hail (0.75)Flash FloodMarch 1998Thunderstorm Wind (G60)Joshua Tree National Park28 1100MST1430MST0 0Heavy SnowAn unseasonably cold and strong weather disturbance moved through southeastern California. Snow levels dropped to around 3500feet. Snow showers developed late in the morning at the higher elevations of Joshua Tree National Park and continued int omid-afternoon. Around 2 inches of snow fell at Key's View, elevation 5200 feet, and 6 inches at Covington, elevation 4000 feet.Central Sacramento Valley01310001PST2359PST0 0FloodPortions of Glenn and Colusa continued to suffer from inundation due to February rains (damage estimates are included in Februaryreport).21 15