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Hail and wind reports › June 4, 2024 › Louisiana

Hail and wind reports in Louisiana, June 4, 2024

0 hail, 12 wind and 2 tornado reports; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-04 18:45Winddamage1 ESE ProvencalNatchitochesA large tree was downed at the 3000 block of North Blvd in Provencal. (SHV)
06-04 19:11Winddamage9 S MontgomeryNatchitochesA tree was blown down across Coco Bed Road in the Cloutierville community. (SHV)
06-04 20:45Winddamage1 ENE MansuraAvoyellesTree down on car at Highway 1 in Mansura. No injury. (LCH)
06-04 21:20Winddamage1 E JacksonEast FelicianaWidespread tree and powerline damage reported by the parish. More details still to come. (LIX)
06-04 21:48Winddamage3 SW Greenwell SpringEast Baton RougeLarge Oak tree snapped on Lazy Lake Dr. (LIX)
06-04 21:55Winddamage3 ENE WatsonLivingstonPowerlines down on Cheray Dr. Relayed via Social Media. (LIX)
06-04 21:59WinddamageGreensburgSt. HelenaWidespread tree damage across the area. (LIX)
06-04 22:05Winddamage1 NE KentwoodTangipahoaMultiple trees down around Kentwood. (LIX)
06-04 22:08Tornado3 E KentwoodTangipahoaThis EF-1 tornado touched down just east of Kentwood north of Highway 38 where a snapped pine tree was observed. The tornado continued over mostly open fields until Hig (LIX)
06-04 22:09Tornado2 W AmiteTangipahoaParish officials passed on multiple reports of a possible tornado between LA 1045 and 1046 just west of Amite. CC drop also noticed on radar. Still waiting on details. (LIX)
06-04 22:11Winddamage2 WSW AmiteTangipahoaTrees down and blocking both northbound and southbound lanes of I-55 at Amite. Possible tornado. (LIX)
06-04 23:34Wind60 mphNew Orleans Lakefront AOrleansKNEW ASOS... Lakefront Airport recorded a wind gust of 60 mph. (LIX)
06-04 23:39Winddamage1 ESE SlidellSt. Tammanytwo trees snapped and fell on a large shed off of Susan Ln in Slidell. (LIX)
06-05 08:38Winddamage2 E RodessaCaddoNumerous trees down in the Rodessa... Hosston and Ida vicinities. (SHV)

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