Heavy Rainfall and Flooding in the Southwest and Four Corners; Unsettled Weather in Florida

Heavy to excessive rainfall will continue today across portions of the Southwest and Four Corners Region, leading to flash, urban and small stream flooding. Significant river flooding is expected through Monday. Heavy rainfall is expected across southern and eastern Florida through Monday, with isolated flash flooding possible. 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