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Hail and wind reports › August 4, 2023 › Colorado

Hail and wind reports in Colorado, August 4, 2023

3 hail, 3 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 73 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-04 23:16Wind73 mph2 SE JulesburgSedgwickMesonet station CO034 I-76 Julesburg. (BOU)
08-04 23:30Winddamage3 SW Highland CenterPhillipsIrrigation Equipment destroyed. (BOU)
08-05 06:15Hail1.75 in4 NNE WrayYumaDelayed report. Observer reported estimated golf ball sized hail with dents to vehicles. Time is radar estimated. (GLD)
08-05 08:35Hail1.00 in6 NNW Peterson AFBEl Paso(PUB)
08-05 09:10Hail1.75 in3 NNW JoesYumaDelayed report via social media. Nickel to golf ball sized hail observed. Time is radar estimated. (GLD)
08-05 09:15Wind60 mph4 N KirkYumaDelayed social media report of 60+ mph wind gusts. Wind driven hail also damaged a rain guage. (GLD)

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