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Hail and wind reports › August 25, 2024 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, August 25, 2024

0 hail, 6 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 71 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-25 22:15Winddamage3 SSW AmarilloRandallReceived a photo on social media of an older telephone pole snaped at its base. (AMA)
08-25 22:50Winddamage9 SSW SpearmanHansfordFour power poles were snapped by thunderstorms winds along FM 51 near the Adobe Walls Gin all laying towards the road. Based on this damage winds are estimated between (AMA)
08-25 23:40Winddamage4 E CanyonRandallAbout five power poles were snapped by thunderstorms winds along FM 1541. (AMA)
08-25 23:50WinddamagePerrytonOchiltreeWidespread wind damage has been reported across the city of Perryton. Damage consist of uprooted or snapped trees many of them healthy trees. Several aluminum car cover (AMA)
08-26 00:15Wind66 mph3 ENE PerrytonOchiltreeThis was the first wind gust exceeding 58 mph up to 66 mph. There were subsequent gusts up to 71 mph through 1920CDT. (AMA)
08-26 00:30Wind71 mph3 ENE PerrytonOchiltree(AMA)

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