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Hail and wind reports › August 8, 2023 › Kansas

Hail and wind reports in Kansas, August 8, 2023

3 hail, 3 wind and 1 tornado reports; largest hail 1.25 in; strongest gust 66 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-09 01:48Hail1.00 in12 N KanoradoShermanSocial media report of hail between pea to quarter in size from 7:48pm-7:53pm. (GLD)
08-09 03:13Hail1.25 in4 SSE KanoradoShermanestimated time of report. the size is estimated from divots in the ground. (GLD)
08-09 03:21Tornado3 SSE KanoradoShermanTornado debris signature (TDS) observed via KGLD 0.5 and 0.9 degree tilts at 0321 UTC. Correlation Coefficient dropout to 0.60-0.75 coincident with velocity couplet and (GLD)
08-09 07:15Winddamage9 SSW OsborneOsborneDelayed report of isolated damage on a farmstead including part of an outbuilding roof blown off and a bulk bin blown over. Time estimated from radar data. (GID)
08-09 07:21Hail1.00 inHoisingtonBarton(ICT)
08-09 07:29Wind60 mph3 W NekomaRushPersonal weather station... via Wunderground... station KKSALEXA8. (DDC)
08-09 08:10Wind66 mphAlbertBartonPersonal weather station. (ICT)

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