Hail and wind reports › July 11, 2023 › Michigan
Hail and wind reports in Michigan, July 11, 2023
2 hail, 10 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-11 18:52 | Hail | 1.00 in | 8 E Vassar | Tuscola | Picture of quarter sized hail (DTX) |
| 07-11 19:13 | Wind | damage | 3 WSW Silverwood | Lapeer | Dispatch reports wires down across the northern portion of Lapeer county with a tree down near Mayville (DTX) |
| 07-11 20:02 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE Chalkerville | Washtenaw | EM reports numerous trees down on houses... numerous wires down... and a 20ft pontoon boat was flipped on Halfmoon Lake (DTX) |
| 07-11 20:02 | Wind | damage | Hell | Livingston | Tree and large limbs down with small hail (DTX) |
| 07-11 20:42 | Wind | damage | 1 SW Goodison | Oakland | Social media picture of tree across road near the intersection of Silverbell and Gallagher Rds (DTX) |
| 07-11 20:49 | Wind | damage | 2 ENE Yates | Macomb | Numerous large limbs down around 24 mile and Shelby Rd (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:00 | Wind | damage | 1 NW Allen's Trailer Co | Washtenaw | EM reports numerous trees down and damage to a barn near Clinton and Allen Rds (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:05 | Wind | damage | Chesterfield | Macomb | Social media pictures of numerous trees down in yards... across streets... and on power lines (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:20 | Wind | damage | 3 N Britton | Lenawee | Pictures of tree uprooted... numerous tree limbs of various sizes down (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:25 | Hail | 1.00 in | 2 ENE Britton | Lenawee | Quarter size hail along the edge of the hail core (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:28 | Wind | damage | Marine City | St. Clair | Snapped power pole and large tree limb down on house. (DTX) |
| 07-11 21:48 | Wind | damage | 1 SW Smiths Creek | St. Clair | Large limbs down in yard near Mayer and Yager Rds (DTX) |
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