John, N1EGS, headed up to the Foster and Gloucester RI area to look for damage already done. Mike, N1YLQ stated to me that the storm was moving east at 60-70 Knots at this point and that no one could chase to catch up to it. The storm was also dangerous being at night that no chasers were used to 'core punch' the storm, all mobile hams that came on the frequency were used to find damage already done by this very dangerous storm. John found trees down across the Route 100/102 intersection closing the road. With numerous large trees reported down on Route 44 West and also on Route 100 towards Burrillville, RI. Also, along the side of Route 102, there was Golf Ball Sized Hail in Foster RI that accumilated along the side of the road. Quarter Sized Hail was also reported in Burrillville, RI later in the day. Further reports of poles and 4-5" diameter trees down were reported in Smithfield, RI with high tension wires down in Lincoln, RI. Golf Ball Sized Hail was also reported in Smithfield, Cumberland and Lincoln, RI. Route 116 in Smithfield, RI also had 10-12" diameter trees down. In Cumberland, RI, Rick Tellier, SKYWARN Spoter # 00-86, took a picture of several hailstones with a ruler measuring some of the hailstones on a blue mat. Some of the hail stones were near or slightly over 2" in diameter.