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Hail and wind reports › May 3, 2024 › Kansas

Hail and wind reports in Kansas, May 3, 2024

5 hail, 10 wind and 2 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-03 23:55Hail1.25 in4 W HoraceGreeleyReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (GLD)
05-04 00:35Wind58 mph3 SE OakleyLoganAWOS station KOEL 2 ESE Oakley. (GLD)
05-04 00:57Wind59 mph4 E GrinnellGoveUP830 reported a 59 MPH gust. (GLD)
05-04 01:01Winddamage4 N BlakemanRawlinsNumerous 0.75 to 1.5 inch live tree limbs blown down. Large 5.5 inch diameter dead tree limb also down. Reported 0.67 hundredths of rain. Time estimated via radar. (GLD)
05-04 01:02Hail1.75 inLydiaWichitaTrained spotter reports golf ball sized hail with heavy rain and about 25 MPH wind gusts. (GLD)
05-04 01:10Tornado19 NNW LakinKearny[Landspout] Video/photos of possible landspout/gustnado/tornado. (DDC)
05-04 01:10Tornado19 SW ModocKearnySpotter video of a brief mesocyclone tornado in an open field for around 1 minute. Location estimated from spotter and radar. (DDC)
05-04 01:19Hail1.00 inLydiaWichitaAdditional 1 inch hail reported with the funnel cloud report. (GLD)
05-04 01:29Wind59 mph4 NE HayneSewardMesonet station UR350 Kismws. (DDC)
05-04 01:35Wind60 mph3 N ColbyThomasAWOS station KCBK 2 N Colby. (GLD)
05-04 01:38Hail1.75 inHerndonRawlinsWest side of Herndon reports up to hail golf ball sized hail. (GLD)
05-04 01:42Hail1.00 in1 NW FriendScott(DDC)
05-04 02:21Wind58 mph9 WSW WinonaLoganMesonet station UP840 9.0 W Winona (UPR). (GLD)
05-04 02:31Wind60 mph1 E Hill CityGrahamASOS station KHLC Hill City. (GLD)
05-04 02:47Winddamage1 SSE GrainfieldGoveDelayed report of a truck flipped... likely due to strong winds. (GLD)
05-04 02:50Wind59 mph1 E Hill CityGrahamASOS station KHLC Hill City. (GLD)
05-04 09:19Winddamage1 W HuronAtchisonEM reports damage to outbuildings at two locations within a mile of each other west of Huron. Based on images and radar data... it appears to be straight line winds bet (EAX)

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