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Hail and wind reports › July 27, 2023 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, July 27, 2023

0 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 75 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-28 06:45Winddamage4 N TampicoWhitesideLarge tree broken off near the base. Also another tree fell over and blocked the road at a nearby cemetery and took out power lines. (DVN)
07-28 07:17Wind65 mphPoloOgleMeasured via anemometer. (LOT)
07-28 07:24WinddamageDixonLeeLee county sheriffs office reports tree damage across Lee county with the worst in Dixon and Ashton. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)
07-28 07:45Wind64 mph4 S ComptonLee(LOT)
07-28 08:15Wind73 mphPoloOgle(LOT)
07-28 08:22WinddamagePlanoKendallKendall County Sheriff reported a tree approximately 22 inches in diameter had snapped at the trunk. This occurred near the intersection of Harve and Charles Streets in (LOT)
07-28 08:46Winddamage1 W SterlingWhitesideTree damage from a 1-1.5 foot diameter tree. Time estimated by radar. (DVN)
07-28 10:10Wind75 mph2 SSW MilfordIroquoisCorrects time of previous tstm wnd gst report from 2 SSW Milford. (LOT)

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