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Hail and wind reports › July 26, 2023 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, July 26, 2023

0 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-26 12:17Wind70 mph3 N StocktonJo DaviessWind gust from Davis equipment. Updated to add tree damage from the measured 70 mph wind gust. (DVN)
07-26 12:44Winddamage3 E Rock GroveStephensonSolar array damaged. Time estimated from radar. (DVN)
07-26 13:15WinddamageLoves ParkWinnebagoReport of trees and limbs down. Estimated size between 5-8 inches. (LOT)
07-26 13:29Wind60 mph1 SE TimberlaneBoonePoplar Grove Airport. (LOT)
07-26 13:30Winddamage4 SW TimberlaneBoonePhotos of a large healthy pine tree near one foot in diameter snapped along with several 6 inch diameter limbs down. (LOT)
07-26 13:40Winddamage1 N MarengoMcHenryReport of a large tree downed onto power lines. Diameter estimated 6-8 inches. (LOT)
07-26 13:53Winddamage2 NNE Fox Lake HillsLakeDowned power lines on IL-59 north of Fox Lake Hills. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)
07-26 14:01Winddamage2 SE WaucondaLakePower lines downed on US-12 near Old McHenry. Highway closed with traffic being rerouted. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)

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