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Hail and wind reports › June 4, 2023 › Florida

Hail and wind reports in Florida, June 4, 2023

1 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 64 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-04 20:15Winddamage7 NNE SanbornWakullaMultiple reports of trees down throughout Wakulla County. (TAE)
06-04 20:30Winddamage3 NNW SopchoppyWakullaFallen trees or limbs resulted in a power outage north of Sopchoppy. (TAE)
06-04 21:15Winddamage1 W WaukeenahJeffersonPower outage caused by fallen trees or limbs. (TAE)
06-04 21:50Wind64 mph5 SSW Wesley ChapelPascoMesonet station 1672W Fswn Pasco Wesley Chapel South. (TBW)
06-04 21:55Hail1.00 in4 NW Hillsborough RiverHillsboroughQuarter size hail reported northeast of New Tampa. (TBW)
06-05 04:15Winddamage1 ENE Pembroke PinesBrowardPicture received from NWS employee of a small tree snapped in Pembroke Pines in the area of NW 136 Ave and NW 11 Street. Another smaller tree was downed in the same are (MFL)

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