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Hail and wind reports › June 29, 2023 › Nebraska

Hail and wind reports in Nebraska, June 29, 2023

5 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 65 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-29 12:07WinddamageWeeping WaterCassTree branches as large as a foot in diameter down. Report time based on radar data. (OAX)
06-29 12:25Winddamage4 NW OmahaDouglasLarge tree branch downed. Report and accompanying photos received via social media. Report time based off radar data. (OAX)
06-29 12:30Winddamage2 S Nebraska CityOtoePublic sent a picture via Twitter of a field of flattened corn south of Nebraska City. Time was radar estimated. (OAX)
06-29 12:30Wind60 mph2 NNE ChalcoDouglas(OAX)
06-29 12:36Winddamage3 ENE MurrayCassReport from mPING: 3-inch tree limbs broken; Power poles broken. (OAX)
06-29 12:40Winddamage3 N BenkelmanDundyDelayed Report EM reported extensive wind damage. About 45 power poles were snapped... pivots are overturned... and grain bins were damaged. Most of the poles were down (GLD)
06-29 12:42Wind58 mph7 ENE OmahaDouglasASOS station KOMA Omaha Eppley Airfield. (OAX)
06-30 00:12Hail1.00 in8 SSW RushvilleSheridanSmall hail covered the ground with some hailstones up to quarter sized. (LBF)
06-30 00:30Wind62 mphAllianceBox Butte62mph gust at Alliance ASOS. Pictures of Tree limbs 3 to 5 inches in diameter down in Marsland... NE northwest of Alliance around the same time. (CYS)
06-30 01:12Hail1.50 in25 NNE WhitmanCherry(LBF)
06-30 01:32Wind65 mph29 NNW WhitmanCherrytime estimated from radar. (LBF)
06-30 01:43Wind62 mph10 NNE HyannisCherry(LBF)
06-30 03:08Wind60 mph12 NNE BrownleeCherryestimates 50 to 60 mph gusts. time estimated from radar. (LBF)
06-30 03:25Hail1.00 in13 E BrownleeCherrytime estimated from radar. (LBF)
06-30 06:04Hail1.00 in10 SSE GrantPerkinstime estimated from radar. (LBF)
06-30 06:30Hail1.25 in9 SSW GraintonHayestime estimated from radar. strong winds as well but only minor tree damage. (LBF)

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