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Hail and wind reports › July 15, 2023 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, July 15, 2023

1 hail, 10 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-16 03:00Wind70 mph3 SW DalhartHartley(AMA)
07-16 03:51Wind65 mph4 E VegaOldham(AMA)
07-16 04:21Winddamage3 E BushlandPotterLarge metal frame building under construction flattened. Time of event estimated from radar. (AMA)
07-16 04:24Hail1.00 in5 E BushlandPotter(AMA)
07-16 05:31Wind61 mphHappySwisherWest Texas Mesonet Report. (LUB)
07-16 07:09Wind63 mph3 NNW McadooDickensSevere gusts continued through 2:11 am. (LUB)
07-16 07:22Wind59 mph3 N Roaring SpringsMotley(LUB)
07-16 08:02Wind59 mph10 WSW GuthrieKing(LUB)
07-16 08:13Wind61 mph3 WNW FluvannaBordenFluvanna Mesonet measured 61 mph wind gust. (MAF)
07-16 08:16Wind61 mph10 SW PaducahCottlePeak wind gust. Additional severe gusts occurred between 3:15 am and 3:21 am. (LUB)
07-16 08:49Wind60 mph3 E SnyderScurrySnyder 3E Mesonet measured 60 mph wind gust. (MAF)

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