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Hail and wind reports › May 22, 2024 › Pennsylvania

Hail and wind reports in Pennsylvania, May 22, 2024

0 hail, 18 wind and 0 tornado reports.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-22 15:40Winddamage10 SW Conneaut LakeCrawfordTree down onto vehicle on US Highway 322 with entrapment. (CLE)
05-22 15:55Winddamage1 ESE Conneaut LakeshorCrawfordTree down on Shady Avenue. (CLE)
05-22 16:08WinddamageVenangoCrawfordmultiple trees down. (CLE)
05-22 16:40Winddamage1 WSW WesleyvilleErieTrees down at 1700 block of Fairmount Parkway between E. 35th and Old French. (CLE)
05-22 17:53WinddamageBlooming ValleyCrawfordmultiple trees down. (CLE)
05-22 18:02WinddamageMifflintownJuniataMultiple trees and wires down just north of Mifflintown exit of Route 322. (CTP)
05-22 18:20Winddamage9 SE RenovoClintonTrees down on wires. (CTP)
05-22 18:50WinddamageLamarClintonTrees across the east bound lanes of Interstate 80 near mile marker 177. (CTP)
05-22 19:55Winddamage5 E Brandy CampElkNumerous trees down in Fox Twp including along Toby Rd. (CTP)
05-22 20:20Winddamage2 SW CameronCameronTree down across Rt 120 near Anderson Rd. (CTP)
05-22 21:25Winddamage3 ENE Leonard HarrisonTioga5 trees down. (CTP)
05-22 23:09Winddamage3 ENE Leonard HarrisonTioga5 trees down. (CTP)
05-23 03:30Winddamage7 N WattsburgErieDowned tree on Wilson Rd in Greenfield Township. (CLE)
05-23 07:38Winddamage1 N BrownstownCambriaMultiple trees down across western Johnstown... some into residences. (CTP)
05-23 09:03Winddamage4 WSW Whipple Dam StateHuntingdonNumerous trees snapped and uprooted in the Stone Valley Forest. (CTP)
05-23 09:45WinddamageBeavertownSnyderMultiple reports of trees and wires down. (CTP)
05-23 10:25Winddamage1 W NorthumberlandNorthumberlandTree down on wires on Susquehanna Trail near the intersection of 14th Street. (CTP)
05-23 11:42Winddamage1 SE Summit StationSchuylkillMultiple tree trunks snapped on Summer Hill Rd 0.2 miles west of PA Rte 183. (CTP)

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