Hail and wind reports › March 18, 2022 › Florida
Hail and wind reports in Florida, March 18, 2022
1 hail, 8 wind and 3 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 64 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03-18 17:28 | Tornado | 4 SW GALLIVER | OKALOOSA | CORRECTS PREVIOUS TORNADO REPORT FROM 4 SW GALLIVER TO INCLUDE INTENSITY RATING OF THE TORNADO TO EF1. A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST WEST OF THE INTERSECTION OF LOG LAKE (MOB) | |
| 03-18 20:38 | Tornado | 1 NW SHADY GROVE | WALTON | A 50-YARD SWATCH OF TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN IN THIS AREA. A TDS WAS DETECTED ON KEVX RADAR. (TAE) | |
| 03-18 20:54 | Wind | damage | HINSONS CROSSROADS | WASHINGTON | TREES DOWN AT HINSONS CROSSROADS. (TAE) |
| 03-18 21:11 | Wind | damage | 1 SE SYLVANIA | WASHINGTON | TREES DOWN ALONG WHITEHEAD CROSSING ROAD. (TAE) |
| 03-18 21:35 | Wind | damage | 3 WSW COTTONDALE AIRPOR | JACKSON | TREES DOWN ON MELVIN ROAD. (TAE) |
| 03-18 21:45 | Wind | damage | 1 E ARLINGTON | DUVAL | 911 CALL CENTER REPORTED POWER LINE WIRES DOWN ON A HOME AT 6545 BRANDEMERE RD NORTH. (JAX) |
| 03-18 21:48 | Wind | damage | 1 SW TALLAHASSEE MALL | LEON | SEVERAL ONE-INCH TREE LIMBS BROKEN AND SOME ROOF SHINGLE DAMAGE. (TAE) |
| 03-18 22:21 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 SSE RED HEAD | WASHINGTON | QUARTER HAIL ON HIGHWAY 20 BETWEEN HIGHWAY 77 AND 79. (TAE) |
| 03-18 22:59 | Wind | 64 mph | 2 S VICKSBURG | BAY | WEATHERSTEM SENSOR AT GULF COAST STATE COLLEGE MEASURED THIS GUST. (TAE) |
| 03-18 23:15 | Wind | damage | SAINT AUGUSTINE BEACH | ST. JOHNS | POWER LINE REPORTED DOWN CAUSED BY THUNDERSTORM WINDS. (JAX) |
| 03-18 23:18 | Wind | damage | 2 W PANAMA CITY | BAY | ROOFS OF TWO HOMES DAMAGED AT 1812 AND 1815 FOSTER AVENUE. (TAE) |
| 03-18 23:20 | Tornado | 2 WNW PANAMA CITY | BAY | EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO ROOFS AND RESIDENCES WERE REPORTED IN THE AREA OF WEST 19TH ST BETWEEN HICKORY AVE AND ARTHUR AVE. NUMEROUS POWERLINES ARE DOWN ALONG CALHOUN AVE... (TAE) |
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