Hail and wind reports › June 16, 2024 › Nebraska
Hail and wind reports in Nebraska, June 16, 2024
10 hail, 2 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 3.00 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06-16 23:31 | Hail | 1.50 in | 8 SW Mccook | Red Willow | report via spotter network. (GLD) |
| 06-17 00:12 | Hail | 1.00 in | 6 WNW Mccook | Red Willow | spotter reports dime to quarter size hail ongoing.. not a lot of it however. (GLD) |
| 06-17 00:29 | Hail | 2.25 in | 6 WSW Mccook | Red Willow | picture on X of 2.25 inch hail measured with calipers. (GLD) |
| 06-17 00:45 | Hail | 1.00 in | Culbertson | Hitchcock | hail was compared to a quarter. (GLD) |
| 06-17 01:01 | Hail | 1.75 in | Culbertson | Hitchcock | report of quarter to golf ball size hail ongoing. (GLD) |
| 06-17 01:08 | Hail | 1.50 in | 5 W Mccook | Red Willow | quarter to ping pong ball hail 2 miles south of Perry Grain. (GLD) |
| 06-17 01:23 | Hail | 2.00 in | 7 SW Mccook | Red Willow | measured with ruler. (GLD) |
| 06-17 01:42 | Hail | 1.75 in | 3 W Mccook | Red Willow | public report of golfball hail.. no picture. (GLD) |
| 06-17 01:48 | Hail | 3.00 in | 8 N Culbertson | Hitchcock | 8 miles north of Culbertson... NE. Started at 8:48... stopped at 9:01. Biggest are 3”... smallest are 1”. (GLD) |
| 06-17 03:38 | Hail | 1.00 in | 15 NE Berea | Box Butte | Raining hard now with lots of lightning. (CYS) |
| 06-17 05:15 | Wind | damage | 7 W Lemoyne | Keith | Public reports pole barn collapsed... flag poles bent... power pole broke... and rafters blown off. Pictures were sent via social media. (LBF) |
| 06-17 06:00 | Wind | damage | 20 NW Mullen | Cherry | Pictures from public via social media reporting roof torn off of house... multiple healthy trees broken... and windbreaks blown down. Time estimate based on radar. (LBF) |
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