Storm Events Database

Event	Hail
Magnitude	2.00 in.
State	LOUISIANA
County/Area	TENSAS
WFO	JAN
Begin Date	03/29/2011 17:51:00 CST-6
Begin Range	4
Begin Azimuth	SE
Begin Location	NEW LIGHT
Begin Lat/Lon	32.06/-91.39
End Date	03/29/2011 18:25:00 CST-6
End Range	7
End Azimuth	ESE
End Location	BALMORAL
End Lat/Lon	32.09/-91.11
Deaths Direct/Indirect	0/0 (fatality details below, when available...)
Injuries Direct/Indirect	0/0
Property Damage	200.00K
Crop Damage	0.00K
Episode Narrative	An area of low pressure over southeast Louisiana moved east along a warm front into southeast Mississippi through the period. This was followed by the passage of a strong cold front. This storm system triggered severe storms with scattered reports of hail and wind damage over central Mississippi and northeast Louisiana during the late afternoon and overnight hours. Hen size and tennis ball size hail was reported with a few of the storms. Heavy rainfall led to flash flooding along the Interstate 20 corridor as well.
Event Narrative	A swath of golf ball to hen egg size hail occurred across portions of northern Tensas Parish, and across Newellton. A truck and a roof were damaged in Newellton.

Location	County/Zone	St.	Date	Time	T.Z.	Type	Mag	PrD	CrD
Totals:								240.20K	0.00K
WINDSOR	MOREHOUSE PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	17:12	CST-6	Hail	1.75 in.	0.00K	0.00K
WINNSBORO	FRANKLIN PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	17:21	CST-6	Hail	1.00 in.	0.00K	0.00K
MANGHAM	RICHLAND PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	17:30	CST-6	Hail	0.88 in.	0.00K	0.00K
NEW LIGHT	TENSAS PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	17:51	CST-6	Hail	2.00 in.	200.00K	0.00K
SOMERSET	TENSAS PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	18:38	CST-6	Hail	1.00 in.	0.00K	0.00K
WINNSBORO	FRANKLIN PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	18:40	CST-6	Lightning		0.20K	0.00K
WINNSBORO	FRANKLIN PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	21:10	CST-6	Flash Flood		20.00K	0.00K
FRANKLIN	TENSAS PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	22:30	CST-6	Flash Flood		20.00K	0.00K
WESTWOOD	TENSAS PAR.	LA	03/29/2011	23:50	CST-6	Hail	2.00 in.	0.00K	0.00K
Totals:								240.20K	0.00K