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Hail and wind reports › July 2, 2023 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, July 2, 2023

4 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-02 15:36Winddamage2 W MaryvilleMadisonVia email with pictures included: trees snapped in area. (LSX)
07-02 18:15Wind70 mph3 S MarionWilliamson(PAH)
07-02 18:20Winddamage5 ESE MarionWilliamson6 homes damaged... power poles snapped... large tree branches snapped... 600-700 people without power. (PAH)
07-02 18:40WinddamageGalatiaSalineSeveral large limbs down. Large oak tree on driveway. (PAH)
07-02 18:42Hail1.00 inNew HavenGallatinRelayed from the media. (PAH)
07-02 18:51Hail1.25 in2 WNW MarionWilliamsonReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (PAH)
07-02 18:55Winddamage1 ENE HarrisburgSalineWooden fence blown over. Tree on house. (PAH)
07-02 19:00WinddamageNorris CityWhiteCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from Norris City. Trees and tree limbs down... damage to gate. estimated 65 mph. (PAH)
07-02 19:18Hail1.00 inCarbondaleJacksonReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (PAH)
07-02 19:20Winddamage5 SSW JunctionGallatinTree down on IL HWY 1. (PAH)
07-02 19:32Winddamage1 SE HerrinWilliamsonReport from mPING: tree limbs broken; Power poles broken. (PAH)
07-02 19:45Winddamage1 SW West FrankfortFranklinLarge branches down. One shoved into the ground. 65 mph estimated wind speed. (PAH)
07-02 20:30Winddamage1 SE New ColumbiaMassacCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 1 SE New Columbia. Large tree branches blown down. Several trees down. (PAH)
07-02 21:15WinddamageAlbionEdwardsLarge trees and tree limbs down. (PAH)
07-02 21:35Hail1.75 inAlbionEdwards(PAH)
07-02 21:54Wind70 mphRound KnobMassacPole bent over. (PAH)
07-02 22:00Winddamage1 SE New ColumbiaMassacCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 1 SE New Columbia. Large tree branches blown down. Several trees down. (PAH)

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