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Hail and wind reports › September 12, 2023 › Arizona

Hail and wind reports in Arizona, September 12, 2023

1 hail, 10 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 69 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-12 21:15Winddamage6 S Ak-Chin VillagePinalCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 6 S Ak-Chin Village. Delayed Report. Three downed power poles along West Miller Road about two miles west of Highway 347. Tim (PSR)
09-12 22:10Winddamage6 SE Ahwatukee FoothillMaricopaMultiple reports of power poles down near on Maricopa Rd west of I-10. Traffic signals out leading to significant traffic impacts. (PSR)
09-12 22:22Hail1.75 in2 SW ChandlerMaricopaGolf ball sized hail was reported near Queen Creek Road and Price Road. (PSR)
09-13 02:25Winddamage2 SSW Litchfield ParkMaricopaTwo large trees (12 in diameter) were uprooted. (PSR)
09-13 02:45Winddamage1 S Litchfield ParkMaricopaLarge tree was uprooted. (PSR)
09-13 03:20Winddamage2 NE PhoenixMaricopaPower lines snapped at the intersection of N 17th St. and E Oak St. (PSR)
09-13 03:40Winddamage2 S ScottsdaleMaricopa6-8 inch diameter tree limb snapped on a large tree (time is approximate). Spotter ID: MAA14138. (PSR)
09-13 04:00Winddamage3 NNW East MesaMaricopaMultiple power poles down and on top of houses along Recker Rd. between McDowell and McKellips Rd. (PSR)
09-13 04:10Winddamage5 NE Casa GrandePinalDelayed Report. North Cox Road was closed between West Randolph Road and West McCartney Road due to downed power lines. There was also another report of downed power li (PSR)
09-13 04:10Wind59 mph3 NE East MesaMaricopaHome weather station with 7 ft anemometer height. Recorded southwest winds with a maximum gust of 59 mph... causing about 20 roof tiles to come off and other damage nea (PSR)
09-13 09:03Wind69 mph10 S CliftonGreenleeMesonet station QGTA3 Guthrie at sometime within 1:03 to 2:03 AM. (TWC)

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