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Hail and wind reports › July 29, 2023 › South Dakota

Hail and wind reports in South Dakota, July 29, 2023

6 hail, 4 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 3.25 in; strongest gust 71 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-30 02:22Hail1.25 inZeonaPerkins(UNR)
07-30 02:22Wind60 mphZeonaPerkins(UNR)
07-30 02:49Hail1.00 in3 W MaurineMeadeLots of hail. Mostly marble sized. 35 mph wind gusts. (UNR)
07-30 03:10Winddamage4 S MaurineMeadeRelayed report from spotter. Large hay bales blown across road. Roof blown off of structure. Leaning utility poles. (UNR)
07-30 03:11Hail1.25 in6 WSW OpalMeade(UNR)
07-30 04:15Hail1.00 in8 N CreightonPenningtonHailed for about 20 minutes (UNR)
07-30 04:38Hail1.25 in3 NNE CreightonPenningtonWind driven hail damaged buildings... cars... and crops. (UNR)
07-30 04:38Wind65 mph3 NNE CreightonPenningtonWind driven hail damaged buildings... cars... and crops. (UNR)
07-30 05:44Wind71 mph4 E Cactus FlatJackson(UNR)
07-30 08:16Hail3.25 in2 E Sheridan LakePennington(UNR)

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