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Hail and wind reports › August 17, 2024 › Oregon

Hail and wind reports in Oregon, August 17, 2024

6 hail, 9 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-17 20:20WinddamageShady CoveJacksonFacebook post contains image of a downed tree. Narrow trunk... maybe 4-6 inches. At least 20 feet tall. (MFR)
08-17 21:55Hail1.00 in1 SSE Hills Creek ReserLaneA crew member on the Coffee Pot wildfire reported 1-inch hail. (PQR)
08-17 22:58Hail1.00 in4 ENE Blue RiverLanePhoto on social media from Rainbow... OR. Time estimated from radar. (PQR)
08-17 23:15Hail1.00 in4 ENE Blue RiverLanePhoto on social media from Rainbow... OR. Time estimated from radar. (PQR)
08-17 23:30Hail1.00 in3 SSE Three LynxClackamasQuarter-sized hail reported by a crew member on the Sandstone fire. Time is estimated. (PQR)
08-17 23:42WinddamageCanbyClackamasBranches of 1 in diameter breaking. Railroad crossing arm broke from wind gust. (PQR)
08-18 00:00Hail1.50 inZigzagClackamasPicture of ping pong sized hail on Facebook. Time estimated from radar. (PQR)
08-18 01:30Winddamage3 WNW OdellHood RiverCorrects previous tstm wnd dmg report from 3 WNW Odell. Few downed trees... unknown time. (PQR)
08-18 01:45Winddamage1 NNW PhoenixJacksonSpotter shared images of several downed trees. Estimated trunk diameter of 4 to 6 inches. Estimated height of 20 to 30 feet. (MFR)
08-18 02:22Hail1.00 inGrass ValleyShermanHail slightly bigger than a Quarter fell between 715 and 730 PM. Report via Facebook. (PDT)
08-18 02:29Wind58 mph5 W ArlingtonGilliamODOT at Blalock Canyon. (PDT)
08-18 02:32Wind63 mph5 ENE RufusShermanCorrects previous tstm wnd gst report from 5 ENE Rufus. ODOT Sensor I84 EB at LePage Park - John Day River MP114.41. (PDT)
08-18 02:45Wind70 mphArlingtonGilliam(PDT)
08-18 03:47Wind68 mph2 NW PendletonUmatillaPendleton Airport. (PDT)
08-18 04:02Wind60 mph1 ESE HermistonUmatilla(PDT)

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