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Hail and wind reports › June 10, 2024 › South Carolina

Hail and wind reports in South Carolina, June 10, 2024

3 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.00 in; strongest gust 80 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-10 22:03Winddamage4 NW JacksonboroColletonEmergency Manager reported a tree down in 12000 block of Charleston Highway. Time estimated via radar. (CHS)
06-10 22:22Winddamage1 NNE RidgelandJasperTree reported down in the 12000 block of North Jacob Smart Blvd. Time estimated from radar. (CHS)
06-10 22:48Winddamage4 SW White HallColletonEmergency Manager reported tree down in 3000 block of Combahee Road. Time estimated via Radar. (CHS)
06-10 23:06Winddamage1 SSE RitterColletonSouth Carolina Highway Patrol reported a tree down along Green Pond Highway. Time estimated via radar. (CHS)
06-10 23:15Hail1.00 in4 NE JacksonboroCharlestonLots of hail up to 1 inch diameter in 6800 block of Parkers Ferry Rd. (CHS)
06-10 23:15Winddamage4 NE JacksonboroCharlestonNumerous large trees blown down or snapped off in the 6800 block of Parkers Ferry Rd. (CHS)
06-10 23:36Winddamage5 S KnightsvilleDorchesterTrees reported down along Legend Oaks Way. Time estimated via radar. (CHS)
06-10 23:40Hail1.75 in2 SSE KnightsvilleDorchesterNWS employee reported golf ball size hail. (CHS)
06-10 23:48Hail2.00 in1 SSW College ParkBerkeleyIndividual reported 1.75 to 2.0 sized hail close to the intersection of Hermitage Lane and Discovery Drive. Some hail damage to house siding was also reported. Time est (CHS)
06-10 23:51Wind80 mph1 WSW College ParkBerkeleyNWS Storm Survey team estimated peak wind gusts of 80 to 85 mph across the Summerville and Ladson areas. A swath of damaging winds measured 8.5 miles in length and 3.5 (CHS)
06-11 00:00Winddamage2 ENE College ParkBerkeleyNumerous trees down in roadways and on homes and cars in the Fairfax and Oakbrook neighborhoods off Hwy 176. (CHS)

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