 Historical weather on this day, June 27th, 1989. It was a busy afternoon for severe weather all across New England, the Mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley, as well as the deep south from a separate system. Six twisters were reported, close to 100 reports of damaging hail and winds, and other storm damage in the northern part of the country from those thunderblowers. Meanwhile, down the road about 1,000 miles, a tropical storm Allison was causing havoc in Louisiana, with six tornadoes dropping and a foot of rain reported in some parts of the Bayou State. Historical weather on this day is a production of Monsoon Mike's Weather.