Hail and wind reports › July 17, 2024 › Georgia
Hail and wind reports in Georgia, July 17, 2024
1 hail, 10 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 68 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-17 19:02 | Wind | damage | 6 WNW Mistletoe SP | Lincoln | Lincoln County Dispatch reports trees down on Amity Woodlawn Rd near the intersection of Thomson Hwy. Time estimated from radar. (CAE) |
| 07-17 21:10 | Wind | damage | 3 SW Payne City | Bibb | A utility line was reported down in the vicinity of Lucille Driskell Circle. (FFC) |
| 07-17 21:15 | Wind | 68 mph | Augusta Bush Field | Richmond | Peak wind gust reported at the KAGS ASOS. (CAE) |
| 07-17 21:25 | Wind | damage | James | Jones | Several trees down around the James Road and Cheely Drive/Newby Lane area per emergency management. (FFC) |
| 07-17 21:30 | Wind | damage | Hazlehurst | Jeff Davis | Tree and powerlines were reported down along S Miller St. Time was estimated by radar. (JAX) |
| 07-17 21:36 | Wind | damage | 3 WNW Meinhard | Effingham | Line down at intersection of Hodgeville Road and Triumph Drive. (CHS) |
| 07-17 21:37 | Wind | damage | Guyton | Effingham | Television station reports about 2100 Effingham County residents without power from passing thunderstorms. The article mentions power lines down near Courthouse road. (CHS) |
| 07-17 21:40 | Hail | 1.00 in | Guyton | Effingham | Quarter size hail reported at Guyton Rd and Courthouse Rd. (CHS) |
| 07-17 21:52 | Wind | damage | 3 SW Ebenezer | Effingham | 5 trees reported down on Ebenezer Road. (CHS) |
| 07-17 22:35 | Wind | damage | Alexander Stephens Park | Taliaferro | Trees were reported down in A.H. Stephens State Park as well as in Crawfordville with some trees across roads in the area. (FFC) |
| 07-17 23:45 | Wind | damage | 4 NNW Gladys | Irwin | Tree down across Hickory Rd. near Tucker Rd. Time estimated by radar. (TAE) |
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