Hail and wind reports › September 5, 2023 › Texas
Hail and wind reports in Texas, September 5, 2023
0 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 68 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09-05 23:24 | Wind | 68 mph | Westbrook | Mitchell | Mesonet station UR164 Westbrook (UPR). (MAF) |
| 09-06 00:28 | Wind | damage | 1 E Haynesville | Wichita | Downburst caused damage to power lines... fences... and several buildings including one home. Time estimated by radar. (OUN) |
| 09-06 02:10 | Wind | damage | 4 W Tye | Taylor | Damage occurred to multiple buildings at Taylor Electric Coop facility. Roofing peeled back... garage doors bent and imploded... and power poles knocked down. (Delayed (SJT) |
| 09-06 02:45 | Wind | damage | 7 NW Tankersley | Irion | Small tree limbs down... winds estimated over 60 MPH. (SJT) |
| 09-06 02:55 | Wind | 58 mph | 2 E Wall | Tom Green | West Texas Mesonet site 2 E Wall measured a 58 mph wind gust. (SJT) |
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