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Hail and wind reports › August 3, 2023 › Wisconsin

Hail and wind reports in Wisconsin, August 3, 2023

2 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 72 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-03 19:35Winddamage4 WNW New FrankenBrownThunderstorm winds produced wind damage to a birch tree and pea size hail. Time is an estimate based on radar imagery. (GRB)
08-03 20:10WinddamageDenmarkBrownMultiple trees down. Via social media. (GRB)
08-03 20:17WinddamageSturgeon BayDoorMultiple trees down just north of city. (GRB)
08-03 21:04Wind58 mph3 N ManitowocManitowocCorrects previous non-tstm wnd gst report from 3 N Manitowoc. AWOS station KMTW Manitowoc Airport. (GRB)
08-03 21:09Hail1.00 in2 NNE ManitowocManitowoc(GRB)
08-03 21:09Winddamage2 N ManitowocManitowocThunderstorm winds downed numerous trees in Manitowoc. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data. Estimated wind speed 70 mph. (GRB)
08-03 22:20WinddamageWrightstownBrownMultiple trees and powerlines down. Royal St. Patrick golf clubhouse had its roof blown off. (GRB)
08-03 23:30WinddamageNeenahWinnebagoTrees and powerlines down in Neenah. (GRB)
08-03 23:36Hail1.00 in1 NNW KielManitowocReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (GRB)
08-03 23:45Winddamage1 ENE Elkhart LakeSheboyganNumerous trees down in Elkhart Lake. (MKX)
08-03 23:55Winddamage5 SW North Fond Du LacFond du Lac3-inch tree limbs and power poles broken. (MKX)
08-04 00:05WinddamageSaint CloudFond du Lac3 trees and power lines down. (MKX)
08-04 00:17WinddamageOshkoshWinnebagoMultiple 8 diameter branches down... 3/4 hail... and street flooding at Murdock Ave near Lake Winnebago. (GRB)
08-04 00:20Wind72 mph4 S OshkoshWinnebagoMultiple trees and powerlines down in the town of Black Wolf. (GRB)
08-04 00:55Winddamage2 SSW DundeeFond du LacPublic report with time from spotter submitted with online form. Tree branches down as well as power outages. No visual verification available. (MKX)

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