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Hail and wind reports › September 4, 2022 › Arizona

Hail and wind reports in Arizona, September 4, 2022

0 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 75 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-04 23:45Winddamage10 SE YUCCAMOHAVEWIND DAMAGE TO A MOBILE HOME SHARED ON SOCIAL MEDIA. TIME ESTIMATED. (VEF)
09-04 23:56Wind73 mphYUCCAMOHAVEA 73 MPH GUST WAS MEASURED BY A STORM CHASER NEAR I40 AND YUCCA. (VEF)
09-05 00:19Wind75 mph5 E NEW KINGMAN-BUTLERMOHAVEA GUST TO 75 MPH WAS RECORDED AT KINGMAN AIRPORT AT 519 PM MST. GUSTS INITIALLY REACHED 60 MPH AT 507 PM THEN DROPPED BELOW 58 MPH BY 525 PM. (VEF)
09-05 00:25Wind58 mph2 WSW LAKE HAVASU CITYMOHAVELONDON BRIDGE MESONET SITE RECORDED GUST TO 58 MPH WITH THUNDERSTORM GUST FRONT. DATA COURTESY OF EARTH NETWORKS. (VEF)
09-05 00:36Winddamage3 WSW LAKE HAVASU CITYMOHAVETWO OVERTURNED BOATS ON LAKE HAVASU AS A RESULT OF THUNDERSTORM RELATED WIND GUSTS. INJURIES UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. EXACT LOCATION ESTIMATED. (VEF)
09-05 01:00Winddamage8 WNW GOLDEN VALLEYMOHAVEPOWER LINES DOWN IN WESTERN GOLDEN VALLEY. EXACT LOCATION ESTIMATED. (VEF)
09-05 01:15Wind70 mph4 NE BULLHEAD CITYMOHAVEDUST STORM WITH 15 FEET VISIBILITY COUPLED WITH WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 60 AND 80 MILES PER HOUR. DUST CONTINUED FOR OVER 15 MINUTES. (VEF)
09-05 01:45Wind59 mph3 NNW MOHAVE VALLEYMOHAVEARIZONA MET SITE RECORDED A 59 MPH WIND GUST BETWEEN 1800 AND 1900. EXACT TIME ESTIMATED BY NEARBY DAMAGE REPORTS. (VEF)
09-05 01:50Winddamage2 SSE LAKE HAVASU CITYMOHAVEPOWER OUTAGE IN SOUTH LAKE HAVASU CITY DUE TO THUNDERSTORM RELATED WIND DAMAGE TO POWER LINES. (VEF)
09-05 01:50WinddamageYUCCAMOHAVEPOWER OUTAGE IN YUCCA DUE TO THUNDERSTORM RELATED WIND DAMAGE TO POWER LINES. (VEF)
09-05 01:50Winddamage1 E FORT MOHAVEMOHAVE10 POWER POLES DOWN DUE TO THUNDERSTORM RELATED WIND GUSTS FROM MOHAVE VALLEY TO BULLHEAD CITY. EXACT LOCATION ESTIMATED. (VEF)

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