Hail and wind reports › August 26, 2023 › North Carolina
Hail and wind reports in North Carolina, August 26, 2023
0 hail, 12 wind and 0 tornado reports.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-26 20:15 | Wind | damage | 5 SE Pembroke | Robeson | Pictures relayed via social media show a large tree was uprooted in the Deep Brach community between Pembroke... NC and Lumberton... NC. The tree fell on a house and ma (ILM) |
| 08-26 23:14 | Wind | damage | 2 N Mount Airy | Surry | The Surry County Sheriffs Office reported a tree down on the north side of Mt. Airy. Time estimated by radar. (RNK) |
| 08-26 23:40 | Wind | damage | 3 SE Woodville | Stokes | Tree down in Westfield. (RNK) |
| 08-27 00:43 | Wind | damage | 4 NW Advance | Davie | One tree blown down on a farm. (GSP) |
| 08-27 01:15 | Wind | damage | 3 WNW Lexington | Davidson | A couple of trees were reported down just to the west of Lexington. (RAH) |
| 08-27 01:20 | Wind | damage | 4 N Terrell | Catawba | 911 call center reported a fallen tree on powerlines and blocking roadway on Dog Leg Rd and Sherwood Ct. (GSP) |
| 08-27 01:30 | Wind | damage | 3 NNE Lowesville | Lincoln | Multiple trees down. (GSP) |
| 08-27 01:30 | Wind | damage | 1 SSE Cornelius | Mecklenburg | Multiple tress and powerlines down. (GSP) |
| 08-27 01:45 | Wind | damage | 1 SW Denver | Lincoln | 911 Call Center reported multiple trees and large limbs down on Forney Hill Rd. (GSP) |
| 08-27 02:00 | Wind | damage | 5 ENE Huntersville | Cabarrus | 911 Call Center reported multiple trees and powerlines down on Shiloh Church Rd. A couple of utility transformers were blown as a result. (GSP) |
| 08-27 02:30 | Wind | damage | 1 NE Center City Charlo | Mecklenburg | Numerous trees and power lines down due to wind across the northern side of Charlotte. (GSP) |
| 08-27 02:45 | Wind | damage | 2 W Cramerton | Gaston | 911 Call Center reported trees and powerlines down on Meadow Lane. (GSP) |
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