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Hail and wind reports › September 9, 2023 › Wyoming

Hail and wind reports in Wyoming, September 9, 2023

9 hail, 0 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.75 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-10 01:30Hail1.00 in9 NW GlendoPlattePlatte/Converse County Line WYDOT sensor and webcam. Hail covering Interstate 25. Observation had zero visibility with heavy rain and wind gusts to 51 mph. (CYS)
09-10 02:58Hail1.75 in4 N Fort LaramieGoshen(CYS)
09-10 03:00Hail1.75 inDouglasConverseGolfball to baseball sized hail. (CYS)
09-10 03:19Hail2.00 in1 N Fort LaramieGoshenSpotter reported 2 inch hail ongoing. Started at 911PM. (CYS)
09-10 03:25Hail1.25 in4 W DouglasConverseReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (CYS)
09-10 03:45Hail2.75 in5 ESE Fort LaramieGoshenEmergency manager reported 2.8 inch hail relayed from Dan Fitts. (CYS)
09-10 04:43Hail1.00 in4 W GuernseyPlatteSpotter found 1 hail on the ground accumulated several inches deep at 10:56PM. Estimated time hail fell based on radar. (CYS)
09-10 05:46Hail1.75 in2 NW VeteranGoshenRoads covered in hail accumulation. Largest hailstone was golf ball sized. (CYS)
09-10 06:06Hail1.50 in1 ESE YoderGoshenHail accumulating to several inches deep. (CYS)

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