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Hail and wind reports › June 9, 2023 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, June 9, 2023

2 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 66 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-09 22:07Hail1.50 in4 ESE Mackenzie ReservoBriscoe(LUB)
06-10 02:20Winddamage3 SW SAN ANGELOTOM GREENLARGE TREE LIMBS SNAPPED (6+ INCHES IN DIAMETER). (SJT)
06-10 02:30Winddamage3 W San AngeloTom GreenRoof peeled off... fence blow away. (SJT)
06-10 02:30Wind66 mph4 NNW SAN ANGELOTOM GREENUSGS GAGE RECORDED A 65.6 MPH WIND GUST. (SJT)
06-10 02:40Winddamage5 ESE SAN ANGELOTOM GREENROOF DAMAGE WITH SHINGLES BLOWN OF A SECTION OF ROOF. (SJT)
06-10 04:05Wind58 mph7 SSW SAN ANGELOTOM GREENWAKE-LOW WINDS BEHIND THUNDERSTORM. (SJT)
06-10 09:21Hail1.75 in5 NNE Dripping SpringsHaysReport from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.). (EWX)

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