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Hail and wind reports › June 22, 2023 › Florida

Hail and wind reports in Florida, June 22, 2023

0 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 66 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-22 15:48Winddamage2 SSW Rock HarborMonroeThe local Fire Chief reported trees and utility lines downed at around 1148 AM EDT at the oceanside of mile marker 96.3. Estimated wind gusts were up to 55 mph at that (KEY)
06-22 18:55Winddamage3 SE BunnellFlaglerEmergency manager relayed report of trees down on US 1 near CR 304. (JAX)
06-22 19:06Wind58 mphOrlando Exec AirportOrangeThe ASOS at Orlando Executive Airport (KORL) measured a 58 mph/50 kt wind gust from out of the south. (MLB)
06-22 20:17Wind66 mphVero Beach AirportIndian RiverThe ASOS at Vero Beach Regional Airport (KVRB) measured a 66 mph/57 kt wind gust from out of the south. (MLB)
06-22 20:33Wind58 mphCape Canav SFSBrevardThe ASOS at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station (KXMR) measured a 58 mph/50 kt wind gust from out of the northwest. (MLB)
06-22 23:00WinddamageGracevilleJacksonTrees down in the Graceville area. (TAE)
06-23 00:07WinddamageCampbelltonJacksonTrees down in the Campbellton area. (TAE)
06-23 00:54Wind63 mphMarianna Municipal a/PJacksonMAI ASOS measured 55 knot gust. (TAE)
06-23 01:25WinddamageMariannaJacksonTrees down in the Marianna area. (TAE)
06-23 01:58Winddamage3 W IamoniaLeonPower line down along County Road 12. (TAE)
06-23 02:27Winddamage4 S FreeportWaltonReport of a power line down in south Walton. Location approximated based on outage map. (TAE)
06-23 03:26WinddamageClarksvilleCalhounTree down on a power line in Calhoun county. Location approximated. (TAE)
06-23 06:14Winddamage2 WNW PinlandTaylor911 Call Center reported a power line was knocked down along Beach Road in Perry. (TAE)

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