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Hail and wind reports › July 4, 2023 › Missouri

Hail and wind reports in Missouri, July 4, 2023

0 hail, 12 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 75 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-05 00:20WinddamageSquiresDouglasBarn destroyed... trees down. (SGF)
07-05 04:55Wind66 mph1 NNE Saint Joseph AirpBuchanan(EAX)
07-05 05:05Winddamage6 ENE IatanPlatteReport from mPING: 1-inch tree limbs broken; Timing estimated via radar. (EAX)
07-05 05:13Wind75 mph5 ENE IatanPlatteFrom personal weather station. Reported via social media. Time estimated by radar. (EAX)
07-05 05:40Wind70 mph1 NW Platte WoodsPlatteReported via social media. (EAX)
07-05 05:46Wind68 mphKansas City DowntownClayMKC ASOS Measurement. (EAX)
07-05 05:46Winddamage4 N OakviewClay11 inch diameter limb broken. (EAX)
07-05 05:55Winddamage4 SSW Kansas CityJacksonDelayed report of tree damage at 49th Street in West Plaza. (EAX)
07-05 06:10Wind60 mphIndependenceJackson(EAX)
07-05 06:12Winddamage1 W GreenwoodJacksonLarge tree branch across the road. (EAX)
07-05 06:25Winddamage3 NE RaytownJacksonReport from mPING: 3-inch tree limbs broken. (EAX)
07-05 06:29Winddamage1 ENE LawsonRayTrees blown down blocking one lane of Highway D near Lawson. (EAX)

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