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Hail and wind reports › February 18, 2024 › Florida

Hail and wind reports in Florida, February 18, 2024

0 hail, 4 wind and 5 tornado reports; strongest gust 61 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
02-18 17:02Tornado2 ESE Cudjoe KeyMonroeA waterspout over Cudjoe Bay moved onshore at around 12:02 pm EST in Cudjoe Key. At least one structure sustained damage on Malibu Round-A-Bout. (KEY)
02-18 18:02Tornado2 ESE Cudjoe KeyMonroeCorrects time forward an hour for previous tornado report from Cudjoe Key. A waterspout over Cudjoe Bay moved onshore at around 1:02 pm EST in Cudjoe Key. At least one (KEY)
02-18 19:55Tornado8.2 W DoralMiami-DadeA brief tornado of unknown intensity touched down approximately 4 miles north of the intersection of SW 8th street and Highway 997 (Krome Avenue). Time estimated by rad (MFL)
02-18 20:26Winddamage1 NW Pembroke PinesBrowardPublic reported tree downed at the intersection of Taft street and N Flamingo Road. (MFL)
02-18 21:05Winddamage1 SW Cooper CityBrowardWind damage... with a possible brief tornado touchdown... reported near the intersection of Stirling Road and NW 101st avenue. A few benches were damaged... metal slidi (MFL)
02-18 21:05Tornado1 SW Cooper CityBrowardCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 1 SW Cooper City. An expected brief tornado touched down... reported near the intersection of Stirling Road and NW 101st aven (MFL)
02-18 21:23WinddamageOakland ParkBrowardStrong wind gusts from a thunderstorm caused a car to flip over near the intersection of NE 3rd Ave and NE 34th Ct in Oakland Park. (MFL)
02-18 21:23TornadoOakland ParkBrowardCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from Oakland Park. An expected tornado caused a car to flip over near the intersection of NE 3rd Ave and NE 34th Ct in Oakland Par (MFL)
02-19 03:20Wind61 mph6 SSW MarathonGMZ043A west southwest wind gust of 53 knots... or 61 mph... was measured by the Sombrero Key C-MAN station at 10:20 pm EST. (KEY)

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