Hail and wind reports › August 17, 2022 › Florida
Hail and wind reports in Florida, August 17, 2022
0 hail, 9 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 60 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-17 17:07 | Wind | damage | ORANGE CITY | VOLUSIA | STRONG WINDS BLEW DOWN TREES AND POWER LINES ALONG BENHAM AVE. FROM 20TH STREET TO 17TH STREET. REPORTS AND PICTURES/VIDEO FROM TWITTER AND WFTV. (MLB) |
| 08-17 18:45 | Wind | damage | 1 ENE SANTOS | MARION | THUNDERSTORM WINDS DOWNED TREES NEAR SE 80TH AND SE 42ND SSE OF OCALA AND N OF BELLEVIEW. THE TIME OF DAMAGE WAS BASED ON RADAR. (JAX) |
| 08-17 21:18 | Wind | damage | 3 N BELL | GILCHRIST | REPORT OF TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN DUE TO THUNDERSTORM WINDS. (JAX) |
| 08-17 21:35 | Wind | damage | 2 ENE TRENTON | GILCHRIST | DUKE ENERGY REPORTED DAMAGE TO UTILITY EQUIPMENT DUE TO FALLEN TREES AND/OR LARGE LIMBS ALONG SE 11TH TERRACE... JUST EAST OF TRENTON. THE TIME OF DAMAGE WAS BASED ON R (JAX) |
| 08-17 21:43 | Wind | damage | 3 N MANDARIN | DUVAL | JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC AUTHORITY REPORTED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM DAMAGE TO UTILITY EQUIPMENT ALONG N VILLAGE GROVE DRIVE OFF OF SCOTT MILL ROAD. THE TIME OF DAMAGE WAS BASE (JAX) |
| 08-17 22:05 | Wind | damage | 3 E FRUIT COVE | ST. JOHNS | THE JACKSONVILLE ELECTRIC AUTHORITY REPORTED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM DAMAGE ALONG MICHAELA STREET JUST EAST OF VETERANS PARKWAY. THE TIME OF DAMAGE WAS BASED ON RADAR. (JAX) |
| 08-17 23:00 | Wind | damage | 2 W CARRABELLE BEACH | FRANKLIN | FALLEN TREES OR LIMBS RESULTED IN A POWER OUTAGE ALONG FRANK MCKAMEY WAY. (TAE) |
| 08-17 23:00 | Wind | damage | 2 W SAINT AUGUSTINE | ST. JOHNS | TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN INTO POWER LINES BY THUNDERSTORM WINDS. THE TIME OF DAMAGE WAS BASED ON RADAR. (JAX) |
| 08-17 23:00 | Wind | 60 mph | 2 WSW VILANO BEACH | ST. JOHNS | SPOTTER REPORTED ESTIMATED WIND GUST OF 60 MPH. (JAX) |
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