Past Storm Events in ,
View past storm events in your area and how USDA can help protect and recover your operation from the impact of natural disasters.
Storm Data and Impacts
To view more past storm events, visit the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Storm Events Database.
Note: Due to the time it takes to collect, validate and enter the
Storm Data Information the National Centers for Environmental
Information (NCEI) regularly receives Storm Data approximately 75 days
after the end of a data month.
Reported Events
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Most Reported Event
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Total Property Damage
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Total Crop Damage
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*Certain storm events have designated zones, counties or marines.
**Times correspond to the time zone of the county.
***Magnitude is only available for hail (inches), wind speed (knots) and tornados (Enhanced Fujita Scale EF).
For high winds, MG/EG is Measured/Estimated Gust and MS/ES is Measured/Estimated Sustained. For tornados, EFU means the EF is unknown.
**Times correspond to the time zone of the county.
***Magnitude is only available for hail (inches), wind speed (knots) and tornados (Enhanced Fujita Scale EF).
For high winds, MG/EG is Measured/Estimated Gust and MS/ES is Measured/Estimated Sustained. For tornados, EFU means the EF is unknown.
Data generated from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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