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Hail and wind reports › August 2, 2023 › New Mexico

Hail and wind reports in New Mexico, August 2, 2023

0 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 58 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-03 01:18WinddamageFruitlandSan JuanDown utility pole from a likely strong gust front ahead of line of storms moving east from Arizona. (ABQ)
08-03 01:25Winddamage1 ENE FarmingtonSan JuanSeveral trees down in Kiwanis Park from a likely microburst. Individual heard a huge crack when trees fell. The microburst also came with a wall of sand and a possible (ABQ)
08-03 01:25WinddamageLa PlataSan JuanGreenhouse damage from a strong gust front ahead of a line of storms moving east from Arizona. (ABQ)
08-03 01:28Wind58 mph3 W FarmingtonSan JuanCorrects previous non-tstm wnd gst report from 3 W Farmington. ASOS station KFMN Farmington Airport. (ABQ)
08-03 01:35WinddamageNavajo DamSan JuanTwo utility poles were damaged in Navajo Dam from strong winds. This was likely caused by a dry microburst ahead of storms moving in from the west. (ABQ)

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