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Hailstones, March 2, 2012, created bowl shaped craters



2012-03-04 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Donald Thomerson, Columbia, KY, antique dealer described he size of the hailstones which damaged five cars on his property on KY 80, between Columbia and Ozark, KY on Friday, March 2, 2012. He said he didn't see any golfball sized, but some were bigger than golfballs, smaller than baseballs. He described the bowl shaped craters the hail made in his lawn, one of which is shown in the photograph on the right - and it had cut through a cushioning layer of moss! Property damage in East Adair County was especially heavy. Thomerson didn't let the loss from the night before stop him from attending Saturday's big Burton Logging 6th Annual Pig Roast and Mule Pule, at Burton Logging on KY 76 in The Millerfields.


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