Hail and wind reports › March 4, 2024 › Illinois
Hail and wind reports in Illinois, March 4, 2024
11 hail, 1 wind and 1 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03-04 19:29 | Hail | 1.00 in | 5 SSE Massbach | Carroll | Delayed Report... Near intersection of Zion Rd and Elizabeth Rd... time estimated from radar. (DVN) |
| 03-04 19:59 | Tornado | 3 W Bolton | Stephenson | Pictures and video from a storm chaser confirm a brief tornado southeast of Pearl City Monday afternoon. The Stephenson County Emergency Manager surveyed the area and d (DVN) | |
| 03-04 21:00 | Hail | 1.00 in | 4 NE Morristown | Henry | Extensive quarter sized hail had virtually stopped traffic along I-80 west of Geneseo. estimated around MM15 around 3 pm. Time based on radar. (DVN) |
| 03-04 21:05 | Hail | 1.00 in | Lanark | Carroll | Delayed report via social media. Lasted 10 minutes. (DVN) |
| 03-04 22:12 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 N Rock Island | Rock Island | Delayed report via social media picture. (DVN) |
| 03-04 22:15 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 W Rock Falls | Whiteside | Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (DVN) |
| 03-04 22:48 | Hail | 1.00 in | 2 NNW Dixon | Lee | Trained spotter reports quarter sized hail on the north side of Dixon. (LOT) |
| 03-04 22:48 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 N Grand Detour | Ogle | Photo shared on social media showing quarter size hail near Grand Detour. (LOT) |
| 03-05 00:03 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 NE Esmond | De Kalb | Quarter sized hail reported southwest of Kirkland. Some melting had occurred prior to observation. Time estimated by radar. (LOT) |
| 03-05 02:04 | Wind | damage | Nekoma | Henry | 4 to 5 inch tree limbs down. Also... dime size hail. (DVN) |
| 03-05 02:32 | Hail | 1.00 in | Bushnell | McDonough | Relayed by NWS Lincoln. (DVN) |
| 03-05 03:23 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 SE La Grange | Cook | (LOT) |
| 03-05 08:39 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 E Danville | Vermilion | (ILX) |
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