Back-to-Back Pacific Storms to Impact the West Coast; Heavy Snow in the Central Appalachians

Back-to-back powerful Pacific storm systems to impact the Pacific Northwest and northern California through the end of this week with heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and higher elevation mountain snow. A strong, long-duration atmospheric river will accompany the Pacific storms, bringing excessive rainfall and flash flooding to southwest Oregon and northwest California through the week. Read More >

June 1, 2012 Severe Weather
(Updated 6/19 - Added Patuxent Wildlife Research Refuge EF-0)

Storm Survey Results: - Click on the location in the table for more information!

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Location	Start/ End Time	Event Type	Path Length	Path Width
Montgomery 1 W Damascus	Jun. 1 2:29 pm- 2:32 pm	EF-0 Tornado 70 mph	1.0 mi	150 yds
Montgomery 3 SW Poolesville	Jun. 1 2:37 pm- 2:38 pm	EF-0 Tornado 70 mph	0.5 mi	50 yds
Carroll 2 SE Mt. Airy	Jun. 1 2:48 pm- 2:49 pm	EF-0 Tornado 75 mph	0.4 mi	100 yds
Howard 1 SW Watersville	Jun. 1 2:52 pm- 2:54 pm	EF-1 Tornado 100 mph	1.4 mi	200 yds
Montgomery 2 SSE Damascus	Jun. 1 3:09 pm- 3:11 pm	EF-0 Tornado 75 mph	1.0 mi	75 yds
Carroll 3 NNW Gamber	Jun. 1 3:21 pm- 3:30 pm	EF-1 Tornado 90 mph	4.0 mi	150 yds
Howard 1 ENE Scaggsville	Jun. 1 4:29 pm- 4:32 pm	EF-0 Tornado 85 mph	1.6 mi	75 yds
Prince Georges 1 NW Springdale	Jun. 1 5:27 pm- 5:28 pm	EF-0 Tornado 65 mph	0.9 mi	50 yds
Anne Arundel Patuxent Wildlife Research Refuge	Jun. 1 5:46 pm- 5:47 pm	EF-0 Tornado 65 mph	0.2 mi	75 yds
Harford Pleasant Hills	Jun. 1 5:56 pm- 5:59 pm	EF-1 Tornado 100 mph	1.25 mi	300 yds
Allegany 2 WSW Bellegrove	Jun. 1 6:31 pm- 6:32 pm	EF-1 Tornado 90 mph	1.1 mi	175 yds
Anne Arundel Northwestern Anne Arundel County	Jun. 1 7:06 pm- 7:22 pm	EF-0 Tornado 80 mph	6.4 mi	100 yds