April's Weather- 3rd: At least 18 tornadoes trampled across north Texas with most of them in the Fort Worth-Dallas area collapsing roofs, tearing down power lines and tossing trailers around like toys. Luckily nobody was killed or seriously injured.
- 6th: A waterspout came ashore in Naples, FL causing some damage to buildings.
- 7th: Achorage, AK made HISTORY with the season becoming the SNOWIEST EVER with 133.6".
- 9th-10th: Snow in Northern New England with up to 13 inches of in Killington, VT.
- 9th: Significant wildfires in at least 8 states including WI, MN, VA, NJ, FL, MI, NY, PA.
- 11th: Major hail storm crippled traffic on US 287 in Potter Co., TX with up to 4 feet of hail in parts of western Texas. There was an 18-vehicle crash due to dust storm in Idaho.
- 14th-15th: Tornado outbreak with as least 75 tornadoes from western Oklahoma through Kansas and into Nebraska and Iowa. Kansas was hit the hardest with 89 homes, 13 businesses destroyed, 6 killed, 29 injured in Woodward County.
- 15th-16th Central Minnesota was blanketed with nearly a foot of snow.
- 16th: Albany, Allentown, Baltimore, Hartford, Reading & Syracuse we among the NE cities that hit 90 for the first time this year. Flash flooding in Corpus Christi, TX with over 10" of rain.
- 22nd: 156 record highs were set across the western U.S.
- 22nd-23rd: Widespread heavy rain of 2-3 inches falls across parts of CT, RI, MA, NH, NY, while the western parts of Pennsylvania and New York had heavy wet 2 to 10" of snow that caused power outages to more than 75,000 customers.
- 25th: 100 degree record heat across much of western Texas with Lubbock hitting 101º.
- 26th: An EF-0 tornado flipped cars, damaged mobile homes in Franklin, TN.
- 27th: An outbreak of at least 5 tornadoes hit southeast Colorado early in the morning destroying 7 homes and a hog farm.
- 28th: 1 fatality, 100 injuries in St. Louis, MO after severe winds blew over a tent. Lots of hail in the middle of the country with 4.50" in Okawville, IL the largest.
- 28th-29th: Broadwater County in Montana reported 11.5 inches of snow.
- 29th-30th: Heavy rain in Oklahoma and northern Texas with Blackwell, OK having the most: 6.45"
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