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Hail and wind reports › June 22, 2024 › New Jersey

Hail and wind reports in New Jersey, June 22, 2024

1 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 62 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-22 16:42Winddamage1 NW Hampton TwpSussexTree down on wires along Branchville-Lawson Road. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-22 17:52Winddamage1 SSW WallingtonBergenlarge tree across Jackson Ave. (OKX)
06-22 19:09WinddamageBridgewaterSomersetReport of several trees and wires down in Bridgewater... NJ. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-22 19:20WinddamageMiddlesexMiddlesexReport of trees and wires down in Middlesex Borough. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-22 19:23Winddamage1 WNW LindenUnionMultiple downed trees reported to media. (OKX)
06-22 19:39WinddamageCarteretMiddlesexLate report. Caller reported numerous trees down in Carteret. Radar indicated microburst. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-22 20:08Winddamage1 NW Red BankMonmouthReport from mPING: 1-inch tree limbs broken. (PHI)
06-22 20:12Wind62 mphSandy HookMonmouthA 62 mph thunderstorm wind gust measured at the Sandy Hook NOS weather station. (PHI)
06-22 20:25Winddamage1 ESE Atlantic HighlandMonmouthNumerous trees blown down across NE Monmouth County from Port Monmouth to the Highlands. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-22 21:25Winddamage1 NE WaynePassaicDowned trees reported by Wayne PD. (OKX)
06-23 00:03Winddamage2 SW McPhersonHunterdonTree down into a house. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-23 00:25WinddamageClintonHunterdonTrees and wires down around Clinton. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-23 00:50Hail1.00 in2 NNW AlphaWarrenHail estimated up to the size of quarters in the Valley View neighborhood of Phillipsburg. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)
06-23 00:54Winddamage2 NNE AlphaWarrenDowned tree on US 22 westbound East of CR 519/Saint James St/Uniontown Rd in Pohatcong Twp. All lanes closed. Time estimated from radar. (PHI)

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