Hail and wind reports › July 5, 2023 › Illinois
Hail and wind reports in Illinois, July 5, 2023
0 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 64 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-05 18:59 | Wind | damage | 1 WSW Elizabeth | Jo Daviess | Tree limbs down near Highway 20 and Elizabeth Scales Mound Road. Relayed by law enforcement. Time estimated by radar. (DVN) |
| 07-05 19:24 | Wind | damage | Orland Park | Cook | Large branches downed. (LOT) |
| 07-05 19:42 | Wind | damage | Lewistown | Fulton | Photos from Twitter report show heavy tree damage in Lewistown some trees/branches on houses. (ILX) |
| 07-05 19:45 | Wind | damage | 2 SE Marissa | St. Clair | Numerous large trees and tree limbs down at White Oaks Golf Course. (LSX) |
| 07-05 19:54 | Wind | damage | 1 ESE Morton Grove | Cook | Multiple tree branches downed in Morton Grove near Frontage Road and I-94. Relayed via WGN-TV. Time estimated by radar. (LOT) |
| 07-05 19:56 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE Roseland - Chicag | Cook | Large tree uprooted landing on a building. (LOT) |
| 07-05 20:09 | Wind | damage | Matteson | Cook | Downed power poles. (LOT) |
| 07-05 21:25 | Wind | 60 mph | Clare | De Kalb | estimated 50-60 mph. (LOT) |
| 07-05 22:20 | Wind | damage | Effingham | Effingham | report of straight-line winds heading southbound on I-57 with trees bending and a couple snapped. Size and health of the trees unknown. (ILX) |
| 07-05 22:34 | Wind | 60 mph | 3 ENE North Aurora | Kane | Private weather station KILAUROR58 recorded a 60mph gust near North Aurora. (LOT) |
| 07-05 22:47 | Wind | damage | Aurora | Kane | Numerous trees and powerlines down throughout the city. (LOT) |
| 07-05 23:54 | Wind | 64 mph | 2 NNW University Park | Will | Private weather station KILPARKF15 recorded a 64 mph wind gust near Park Forest. (LOT) |
| 07-06 00:05 | Wind | damage | 1 S Calumet Hts. - Chic | Cook | Large branch down blocking 101st and Torrence. (LOT) |
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