Tonight's Storm Reports

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are moving southeast over parts of the area. Most of the stronger storms are to the east of I-95. Expect frequent lightning, very heavy rain, possibly some small hail and gusty winds in and near thunderstorms. Rain amounts could reach 1 inch in an hour's time in some of the heavier storms.

By: Kris Allred | WSAV-TV
Published: June 26, 2009

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Isolated showers and thunderstorms are moving southeast over parts of the area. Most of the stronger storms are to the east of I-95.

Expect frequent lightning, very heavy rain, possibly some small hail and gusty winds in and near thunderstorms. Rain amounts could reach 1 inch in an hour's time in some of the heavier storms.

Storm Reports

1. Hilton Head, Beaufort Co.
0.75" hail

2. Wilmington Island, Chatham Co.
0.75" hail

3. Tarboro, Jasper Co.
Thunderstorm wind damage, trees blown down on Route 321

4. Newington, Screven Co.
Thunderstorm wind damage, several tree limbs at least 3 inches in diameter were blown down along High Bluff Road in Blue Springs

5. Statesboro, Bulloch Co.
One large pine tree blown down on North Main Street

6. Keller, Bryan Co.
Law Enforcement reported a tree down on a powerline about 4 miles southeast of Keller on Belle Island Road.

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