Hail and wind reports › August 7, 2023 › Texas
Hail and wind reports in Texas, August 7, 2023
1 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 67 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-08 01:10 | Wind | damage | 5 S Lubbock | Lubbock | Media report of power pole blown down near 82nd Street and Avenue P in Lubbock. Nearby wind gusts were measured around 40 mph. Time is estimated from radar. (LUB) |
| 08-08 02:28 | Wind | 60 mph | 2 S Brownfield | Terry | Measured by the West Texas Mesonet. (LUB) |
| 08-08 02:47 | Wind | 62 mph | Pine Springs | Culberson | (MAF) |
| 08-08 03:51 | Wind | 67 mph | 4 S Pine Springs | Culberson | ASOS station KGDP 4 S Pine Springs. (MAF) |
| 08-08 03:52 | Hail | 1.75 in | Seymour | Baylor | (OUN) |
| 08-08 04:45 | Wind | 60 mph | 11 NNE Van Horn | Culberson | Mesonet station TWB49 11.2 NE Van Horn (TWDB). (MAF) |
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