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Hail and wind reports › August 11, 2022 › Washington

Hail and wind reports in Washington, August 11, 2022

4 hail, 4 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.75 in; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-11 23:00Hail1.50 in6 SW ALBIONWHITMANTIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (OTX)
08-11 23:38WinddamageOAKESDALEWHITMANDOWNED POWER LINES AND POWER OUTAGES JUST WEST OF OAKESDALE. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (OTX)
08-11 23:45Wind60 mphOAKESDALEWHITMANWINDS BREAKING TREE BRANCHES. HAIL THE SIZE OF DIMES. (OTX)
08-12 00:00Winddamage1 WSW ROCKFORDSPOKANEMULTIPLE REPORTS OF WIND DAMAGE ON THE SOUTHWEST SIDE OF ROCKFORD. TIME ESTIMATED FROM RADAR. (OTX)
08-12 00:10Hail1.00 in3 E FAIRFIELDSPOKANE(OTX)
08-12 00:15Winddamage1 W ROCKFORDSPOKANEPICTURE OF MANY TREES DOWN IN ROCKFORD OVER THE ROAD. (OTX)
08-12 00:45Hail2.00 in1 NNE LIBERTY LAKESPOKANEPICTURE FROM TWITTER. (OTX)
08-12 01:00Hail2.75 inNEWMAN LAKESPOKANESEVERAL PICTURES OF BASEBALL SIZE HAIL ON FACEBOOK. (OTX)

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