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Hail and wind reports › July 2, 2023 › Mississippi

Hail and wind reports in Mississippi, July 2, 2023

1 hail, 9 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-02 19:16Winddamage3 S Gore SpringsGrenadaTree downed on Providence Rd. (JAN)
07-02 20:10Winddamage4 SE PlantersvilleLeeNumerous trees and powerlines down. (MEG)
07-02 20:22Winddamage5 S MantachieItawambaSeveral trees and powerlines down. (MEG)
07-02 20:42Hail1.75 in1 SW BatesvillePanola(MEG)
07-02 20:42Winddamage1 WSW BatesvillePanolaTrees and powerlines down across Batesville. (MEG)
07-02 21:03Winddamage3 W AbbevilleLafayetteNumerous trees and powerlines down. (MEG)
07-02 21:15Winddamage6 NNE AbbevilleMarshallNumerous trees and powerlines down. (MEG)
07-02 22:29Winddamage5 WSW SenatobiaTateTree down on road. (MEG)
07-02 23:00Winddamage3 NW North CarrolltonCarrollTrees were downed along CR 35 north of Carrollton. (JAN)
07-03 01:20Winddamage5 NNE GwinvilleSimpsonA few trees downed in the area of MS Hwy 13 and MS Hwy 28. (JAN)

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