The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00093721, approximately 22.8075 km away, between 2012-06-01 13:48:00 and 2012-06-01 18:45:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 53.733870967741936 inches.The events resulted in 2 injuries and 0 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 751500.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Low pressure tracked through the Ohio Valley and into the Great Lakes. The warm front associated with this system passed through our region during the first. Plenty of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean combined with strong forcing associated with the warm front, causing thunderstorms to develop. Moderate instability along with strong forcing caused some thunderstorms to become severe. ||Wind speed and direction changed rapidly with height near the warm front. This caused rotating thunderstorms, and some of them were able to produce tornadoes. Low pressure tracked through the Ohio Valley and into the Great Lakes. Event Narrative: Strong thunderstorm winds caused damage at the Fort Meade Commissary. Trees were blown down by strong thunderstorm winds. Initial tree damage was noted in the Stoneybrook Community along Streamside Drive. The tornado crossed Mountain Road and then traveled along the many Strip Malls and Businesses along the Route 1-Belair Road Corridor in Pleasant Hills. Many downed trees and business signs were blown out. Roof and siding damage was also noted on several properties. ||A dentist office in Bel Air lost a portion of its roof. Some signs and debris were carried a half mile along the tornado track. ||The tornado reached its peak intensity along West Grove Avenue and Eutaw Place. The businesses in this area were severely damaged. Warehouses had their front doors and windows blown out and then had significant roof and wall damage as winds exited the structures. A light pickup truck was picked up by the wind and overturned. A small office and storage concrete block structure was unroofed and then had its walls blown in. The falling blocks fell on two men sheltering inside who were injured. ||A nearby Wal-Mart parking lot had street sign and some tree damage. The tornado created chaotic tree damage along Harford Road just west of Connelly Road in a residential area before lifting. A swath of mainly tree damage south of the tornado track appear to have been caused by winds from a rear flank downdraft. Trees were blown down along Chinquapin Parkway. Damage encountered along the circulation path was primarily trees, consisting of uprooted and snapped trees and limbs. ||Minor damage was  noted to eaves and siding at an apartment complex along Disney Road, where tree damage was also found. Damage to trees was encountered along Carriage drive, Golden Pine Circle and Gesna Road, and to trees and house siding along Fairbanks Drive. A sun room on one house in this area suffered uplift of a portion of its roof, but uplift appears to be the result in large part of channeled wind. ||A decaying tornado was observed by tower personnel and airport patrons crossing the western portion of a runway. The report was taken during the NWS Storm Survey of the Scaggsville tornado. Trees were knocked down near the intersection of Rustling Leaf and Snowden River Parkway. Multiple trees were blown down near the intersection of Old Annapolis Rd. and Red Branch Rd. Large tree limbs were knocked down along Clipper Mill Rd. Multiple trees were knocked down near the intersection of Broken Land Parkway and Cradlerock Way. A tree was blocking the roadway near the intersection of Route 1 and Rowanberry Dr. A tree fell onto a house along Westchester Avenue. Trees were knocked down by strong thunderstorm winds along Druid Park Dr. Large tree limbs were blown down along Cloverhill Rd. Trees were blown down along Halwyn Ave. Trees were blown down along Deepdene Rd. The tornado produced sporadic damage near Twin Arch road. There were about two dozen trees uprooted along with large limbs snapped. Intitial tornado damage occurred to trees along west Watersville Road just north of Old Frederick Road. The tornado tracked northeast across a large wooded area of West Watersville Road where a swath of large Hardwood trees were either snapped or uprooted. ||An area of intense damage consistent with EF-1 level winds was noted in the 500 Block of West Watersville Road where 30 to 40 large Hardwood trees up to two feet in diameter were uprooted or snapped twenty feet up. The tornado snapped and uprooted several trees along the 2600 Block of Bird View Road. The most concentrated damage was focused along and north off Green Mill Road where numerous hardwood trees were uprooted and snapped, with some tree trunk diameters in excess of two feet. A tree fell onto a house, leaving that residence uninhabitable. ||The tornado tracked across MD State Route 140, after passing near the Finksburg Library, producing scattered tree damage. Large tree limbs were knocked down from strong thunderstorm winds. Large tree limbs were blown down along Putney Way. Trees were knocked down along Dartmouth Rd. A tree was blown down along Maryland 147 between Glen Arm and Fort Rd. Trees were blown down along Interstate 83. Large trees were uprooted and snapped in the area of Fellowship Forest. Several of the trees fell onto houses. A large tree was uprooted along Stevenson Lane. The tornado topped a few trees in a neighborhood just north of Hammond Middle School and south of the 10500 Block of Gorman Road. ||The tornado uprooted and topped trees at the end of Broad Cloth Way. The most intense damage was in the 7400 Block of Weather Worn Way near the intersection with Eden Brook Drive, where about two dozen mature hardwood trees were uprooted and snapped behind two homes. There was roof damage to a house after a large tree fell onto it, and another home across fro a Day Care Center on Eden Brook had its chimney blown over. ||After passing north of Eden Brook Driver near First League, tornado damage was more intermittent, with several trees topped. One large limb fell on a house on Kindler Road at Single Wheel Path. The tornado lifted before crossing Route 32. An eyewitness on Route 32 near Interstate 95 approximately two miles away observed the tornado just before it lifted. Damage consisted entirely of uprooted and snapped healthy trees along a brief and concentrated path that began near Lemon Bridge Road and Wildlife Loop South and ended near South Road and Wildlife South. In this portion of the forest, several trees were uprooted or snapped, with other adjacent trees exhibiting snapped limbs. Trees were blown down along Burleith Ave. A large tree fell on a home along Chestnut Ave. There was damage from trees blown down by strong thunderstorm winds at the Pine Ridge Golf Course and the adjacent neighborhood. Two trees were blown down near Coon Club Road at Academy Drive.