Hail and wind reports › February 8, 2023 › Louisiana
Hail and wind reports in Louisiana, February 8, 2023
0 hail, 6 wind and 3 tornado reports.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02-08 21:12 | Wind | damage | 5 SE JUNCTION | BEAUREGARD | MULTIPLE LOCATIONS WHERE TREES HAVE BEEN BLOWN DOWN ON POWER LINES FROM SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WIND GUSTS. (LCH) |
| 02-08 22:30 | Wind | damage | WALKER | LIVINGSTON | PICTURES SHOW AN AUTO ZONE SIGN BLOWN DOWN AS WELL AS ANOTHER POLE/SIGN DAMAGED. (LIX) |
| 02-08 23:05 | Wind | damage | 5 W WINNSBORO | FRANKLIN | TREE DOWN ACROSS HWY 130 NEAR LIDDIEVILLE. (JAN) |
| 02-08 23:51 | Tornado | TANGIPAHOA | TANGIPAHOA | A WEAK EF2 TORNADO IMPACTED THE WESTERN PORTIONS OF THE VILLAGE OF TANGIPAHOA. MAXIMUM WINDS WERE 115 MPH... MAXIMUM WIDTH OF 175 YARDS AND THE PATH LENGTH WAS 3.4 MILE (LIX) | |
| 02-08 23:54 | Wind | damage | TANGIPAHOA | TANGIPAHOA | EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTED DAMAGE TO MANUFACTURED HOMES ON TANGIPAHOA ROAD AND MARTIN LUTHER KING ROAD. LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED DAMAGE TO A GAS STATION. LIKELY TORN (LIX) |
| 02-09 00:45 | Tornado | 7 WNW WASHINGTON | ST. LANDRY | EF2 TORNADO STARTED ALONG HIGHWAY 103 SOUTHWEST OF GRAND PRAIRIE AND MOVED TO THE NORTHEAST TO HWY 748 WHERE IT RIPPED A ROOF FROM A WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME AND SNAPPED S (LCH) | |
| 02-09 00:47 | Wind | damage | 7 NW WASHINGTON | ST. LANDRY | NUMEROUS REPORTS OF POWERLINES DOWN ALONG AND NEAR HWY 363 AND POINT VERTE RD. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR. (LCH) |
| 02-09 01:01 | Tornado | 1 W BIG CANE | ST. LANDRY | CORRECTS PREVIOUS TSTM WND DMG REPORT FROM 1 W BIG CANE. A NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY REVEALED THAN AN EF-1 TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN JUST OF HIGHWAY 107 AND TRAC (LCH) | |
| 02-09 01:02 | Wind | damage | 1 W BIG CANE | ST. LANDRY | PARISH OFFICIALS REPORT STORMS DAMAGED A HOME CAUSING A PARTIAL ROOF COLLAPSE IN THE BIG CANE AREA. POSSIBLE TORNADO. (LCH) |
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