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Hail and wind reports › July 24, 2024 › Idaho

Hail and wind reports in Idaho, July 24, 2024

0 hail, 15 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 64 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-24 21:39Wind64 mph9 W Black PineCassiaMesonet station MOFI1 Moburg Canyon. (PIH)
07-24 22:45Wind63 mph16 W OsgoodBonnevilleRWIS ITD99 Kettle Butte US-20. (PIH)
07-24 22:52Wind59 mph20 WSW CastlefordOwyheeMesonet station HBFI1 Horse Butte. (BOI)
07-24 23:12WinddamageFruitlandPayette12 tree snapped. (BOI)
07-24 23:28Wind59 mph4 NNE BoiseAdaMeasured gust at Crestline Trail. (BOI)
07-24 23:30Winddamage3 SW EmmettGemTree down blocking southbound traffic. Time estimated from radar. (BOI)
07-25 00:35WinddamageGrangevilleIdahoAvista Utilities reports 700 customers without power associated with thunderstorm wind damage. (MSO)
07-25 01:05Winddamage1 NE KooskiaIdahoIdaho County Sheriff Office reports closure of US Highway 12 near Kooskia to the Montana border due to rock slides and fallen trees. (MSO)
07-25 01:15WinddamageElk CityIdahoAvista Utilities reports 775 customers without power associated with thunderstorm wind damage in Elk City. Time estimated via radar. (MSO)
07-25 01:20Winddamage1 S LowellIdahoIdaho County Sheriff Office reports downed trees blocking Selway Road. Time estimated via radar. (MSO)
07-25 01:23Wind60 mph9 W Slate CreekIdahoPittsburg Landing RAWs report. (MSO)
07-25 01:30Winddamage6 W SyringaIdahoSeveral damaged and downed trees leading to power outage into the following morning. (MSO)
07-25 01:30WinddamageKamiahLewisAvista reported approximately 600 without power in the Kamiah area due to thunderstorm wind gusts. Nearby observations show wind speeds around 45 to 55 mph. (OTX)
07-25 02:00Winddamage6 SW PowellIdahoIdaho Department of Transportation reports multiple trees and rocks on US Highway 12 from milepost 158 to the Idaho Montana border. Time estimated via radar. (MSO)
07-25 03:16Winddamage3 E SalmonLemhiReport from mPING: 1-inch tree limbs broken; Shingles blown off. (MSO)

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