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Hail and wind reports › June 10, 2024 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, June 10, 2024

4 hail, 7 wind and 4 tornado reports; largest hail 2.25 in; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-10 22:38Wind59 mph1 ENE MortonCochran(LUB)
06-10 23:02WinddamageBallingerRunnelsWindow broken in Ballinger. (SJT)
06-10 23:03Hail1.00 in5 WNW Red BluffReevesSpotter reports dime to quarter size hail just ended. (MAF)
06-10 23:55Wind60 mph2 S SeminoleGainesAWOS station KGNC Seminole. (MAF)
06-11 00:22Tornado4 E LoopGainesCorrects previous tornado report from 2 E Loop. Multiple observers reported a brief cone tornado to the northeast of Loop. The tornado only lasted two to three minutes (MAF)
06-11 00:23Tornado4 NNW UnionDawsonVideo shows a brief rope tornado east of Lamesa. This was over open fields. (MAF)
06-11 00:28Tornado2 E LoopGainesMultiple reports of a brief cone tornado from northeast of Loop. Tornado crossed Hwy 83 before dissipating. Tornado was over mainly open fields. (MAF)
06-11 00:45Winddamage1 ENE PalmviewHidalgoSmall business La Michoacana Paleteria y Neveria had visible damage to the exterior wall and roofing. A submitted Facebook photo of the damage was later confirmed by th (BRO)
06-11 01:17Hail2.00 in6 S GardendaleEctorReport from mPING: Hen Egg (2.00 in.). (MAF)
06-11 01:18Winddamage6 NNW OdessaEctorReport of broken windows from hail and wind. (MAF)
06-11 01:20Hail2.25 in1 SE BrownfieldTerry(LUB)
06-11 01:23Tornado4 NNW UnionDawsonCorrects previous tornado report from 4 NNW Union. A video shared to broadcast media showed a brief tornado over an open field west of Lamesa. The tornado did not cause (MAF)
06-11 01:34Hail1.75 in3 ENE OdessaEctor(MAF)
06-11 10:55Winddamage5 S KnappScurry10 powerline poles snapped with damage all laying in the same direction facing ESE. Multiple poles snapped near the middle. Time estimated based on radar. (MAF)
06-11 10:56Winddamage6 ENE VincentMitchellHitched trailer overturned on property. (MAF)

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