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Hail and wind reports › June 4, 2024 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, June 4, 2024

0 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 67 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-04 21:55Winddamage2 N AtkinsonHenryTree downed. Time estimated using radar. (DVN)
06-05 00:13Wind67 mphNWS Chicago-RomeovilleWillMeasured wind gust to 67 mph at NWS office in Romeoville. (LOT)
06-05 00:56WinddamageChicago LawnCookLarge tree blown down on a house on Oakley Avenue. (LOT)
06-05 04:30WinddamageOswegoKendallPhoto shows small tree with trunk snapped in Oswego. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)
06-05 04:35Winddamage1 S AuroraKaneLarge tree branch downed. Additional public reports of tree damage in the same general area. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)
06-05 05:29Winddamage1 NW Austin - ChicagoCookMultiple public reports of tree damage in Austin Community Area of Chicago. Relayed by Chicago311. Time estimated by radar. (LOT)
06-05 09:20Winddamage2 NNW AuroraKaneSizeable tree branch down (easily over inch in diameter) and observed as they passed by this morning en route to the office in Aurora. (LOT)
06-05 11:10WinddamageDawsonSangamonRelayed via social media. Multiple tree limbs down... some up to 4 inches in diameter. (ILX)

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