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Hail and wind reports › July 22, 2023 › Louisiana

Hail and wind reports in Louisiana, July 22, 2023

2 hail, 10 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 64 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-22 20:22Winddamage1 SSE MarksvilleAvoyellesSevere thunderstorm wind gusts blew down large limbs at Tamahka Trails Golf Course. They also received Sonic ice sized hail. (LCH)
07-22 21:18Winddamage2 E St. FrancisvilleWest FelicianaTrees down along LA-965 and within the low water bridge area. Time estimated from radar. (LIX)
07-22 21:45Winddamage3 NNW EltonAllenSevere thunderstorm wind gusts downed a few trees across southeast Allen Parish. (LCH)
07-22 21:56WinddamageEuniceSt. LandrySevere thunderstorm wind gusts have downed at least 3 power lines in the city of Eunice. (LCH)
07-22 22:00Hail1.00 in6 SW NobleSabineHail up to quarter size reported in the Ebarb Community. (SHV)
07-22 22:10WinddamageKrotz SpringsSt. LandrySevere thunderstorm wind gusts blew down a few tree limbs in the Krotz Springs area. (LCH)
07-22 22:30Winddamage5 ESE OrettaBeauregardSevere thunderstorm wind gusts caused damage to power lines creating scattered power outages across southern Beauregard Parish. (LCH)
07-22 22:35Winddamage2 S TopsyJefferson DavisSevere thunderstorm wind gusts downed power lines near the Topsy area. (LCH)
07-22 22:40Hail1.00 in2 WSW SpringfieldLivingstonOne inch hail reported from Skywarn Spotter. Two videos of one inch hail from Carter and Wadesboro. (LIX)
07-22 23:25Winddamage2 ESE LydiaIberiaSevere thunderstorm wind gusts downed powerlines creating several power outages across eastern Iberia Parish. (LCH)
07-22 23:30Winddamage7 N SulphurCalcasieuScattered power outages across northern Calcasieu Parish due to damaged power lines. (LCH)
07-23 00:07Wind64 mph6 WSW East New OrleansOrleansASOS station KNEW New Orleans Lakefront Airport. (LIX)

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