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Hail and wind reports › September 12, 2023 › South Carolina

Hail and wind reports in South Carolina, September 12, 2023

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-12 18:30Winddamage4 NNW CatawbaYorkMultiple trees down around Peachtree Road... with minor damage to outdoor structures. (GSP)
09-12 18:34Winddamage1 NNE CayceLexingtonSocial media report with photos and video showing garage door to a steel warehouse building blown down. Several slabs of granite also damaged on the loading dock. (CAE)
09-12 18:35Winddamage2 NNE UnionUnionMetal awning blew off and damaged part of the Union High School roof. Also some large limbs down. (GSP)
09-12 19:16Winddamage3 E AndersonAndersonPowerline down. Time estimated from radar. (GSP)
09-12 19:45Winddamage1 S WilliamstonAnderson911 Call Center reported numerous trees down across the Williamston and Belton area. (GSP)
09-12 20:05Winddamage3 SW SimpsonvilleGreenvilleSpotter reports several trees blown down on Walkingstick Way. (GSP)
09-12 20:57Winddamage3 NW ClintonLaurensAt least one tree was blown down along with several large limbs. A limb was leaning or hanging on a power line but did not bring the power line down. (GSP)
09-12 21:40Winddamage7 W CarlisleUnionMultiple downed trees at the intersection of Whitmire Hwy and Beattys Bridge Rd. (GSP)
09-13 04:15Winddamage1 SSE PadgettsColletonColleton county emergency manager reported a tree down blocking one lane at the intersection of Lumber Road and Sleepy Hollow Road. This was associated with the passage (CHS)
09-13 05:39Winddamage1 NW JacksonboroColletonColleton county emergency manager reported a tree down blocking both lanes at 1600 Charleston Highway. This was associated with the passage of a thunderstorm outflow. T (CHS)

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