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Hail and wind reports › July 10, 2023 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, July 10, 2023

0 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 95 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-10 20:30Wind63 mph11 NNE Van HornCulbersonMesonet station TWB49 11.2 NE Van Horn (TWDB). (MAF)
07-10 23:14Winddamage2 E SnyderScurryEM reporting getting dispatched for an empty 18 wheeler blown over on HWY 84 and HWY 180. Estimated winds speeds of 60+mph. (MAF)
07-11 02:44Wind95 mph2 N HawleyJonesThere was damage to a mobile home which was rolled over. Also... large tree branches were snapped. (SJT)
07-11 03:50WinddamageCrosbytonCrosbyWind damage to trees... large branches down. Several power lines down. Damage to roof. (LUB)
07-11 03:52Wind76 mph6 S WolfforthLubbock(LUB)
07-11 04:11Winddamage2 N LubbockLubbockMajor tree and limb damage including several felled trees at Texas Tech Health Science Center due to strong straight line winds. (LUB)
07-11 04:11Wind63 mph3 WNW LubbockLubbock(LUB)
07-11 04:23Wind68 mph1 W SpurDickens(LUB)

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