Hail and wind reports › June 29, 2024 › Ohio
Hail and wind reports in Ohio, June 29, 2024
0 hail, 11 wind and 1 tornado reports.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06-29 15:01 | Wind | damage | 2 N Willard | Huron | Multiple large limbs down. (CLE) |
| 06-29 15:02 | Tornado | 2 NNW Willard | Huron | A tornado briefly touchdown over a corn field and track east-northeast across Lisa Lane. Several tree limbs were twisted off and one limb impaled the ground. A security (CLE) | |
| 06-29 15:35 | Wind | damage | 2 E Lagrange | Lorain | Tree down at the corner of Indian Hollow Road and route 303. (CLE) |
| 06-29 16:03 | Wind | damage | 1 SW Broadview Heights | Cuyahoga | Several trees down. Time estimated via radar. (CLE) |
| 06-29 16:10 | Wind | damage | 1 SE Orange | Cuyahoga | A tree limb took power lines off of a house. Time estimated from radar. (CLE) |
| 06-29 16:18 | Wind | damage | 2 NNE South Russell | Geauga | Tree down on route 87 east of route 306. (CLE) |
| 06-29 16:48 | Wind | damage | 1 E Brady Lake | Portage | 1 tree down. Time estimated from radar. (CLE) |
| 06-29 16:55 | Wind | damage | 1 ENE Jefferson | Ashtabula | 2 trees down in Ashtabula County... including one on N Spruce Street in Jefferson Township. Time estimated from radar. (CLE) |
| 06-29 22:49 | Wind | damage | 1 ENE Monroe | Warren | Two trees down near Solid Rock Church. Time estimated from radar. (ILN) |
| 06-29 23:10 | Wind | damage | 2 WNW Mulberry | Clermont | Multiple large trees blown down at Cub World. Time estimated from radar data. (ILN) |
| 06-30 01:29 | Wind | damage | 2 WNW Lake Vesuvius | Lawrence | Trees down in Pedro... some blocking part of roadway. Time estimated from radar. (RLX) |
| 06-30 01:33 | Wind | damage | 5 WNW Athalia | Lawrence | Trees down with lines across road in Scottown. Time estimated from radar based on gust front. (RLX) |
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