Hail and wind reports › August 27, 2024 › Ohio
Hail and wind reports in Ohio, August 27, 2024
0 hail, 14 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 66 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-27 22:45 | Wind | damage | 2 SE Sylvania | Lucas | Tree branch fell down on power line and caused a small fire. (CLE) |
| 08-27 22:46 | Wind | damage | 2 N Clay Center | Ottawa | tree branch down on SR 579 and Genoa Clay Center Rd and power line on W. Walbridge East Rd near Billman Rd. (CLE) |
| 08-27 22:48 | Wind | 60 mph | 3 ENE Clay Center | Ottawa | Sustained winds of 20-30 and gusts of 50-60 mph. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:05 | Wind | damage | 2 SW Toledo | Lucas | Dispatch reports several trees and power lines down across Lucas County. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:07 | Wind | 66 mph | 4 N Whitehouse | Lucas | ASOS station KTOL Toledo. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:10 | Wind | damage | 3 NE Waterville | Wood | Medium sized tree down on Seminary Road in Perrysburg Ohio. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:17 | Wind | damage | Grand Rapids | Wood | Lots of power outages reported... trees... and at least one power line down in Grand Rapids. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:36 | Wind | damage | 3 NE Mccomb | Hancock | Report from mPING: 3-inch tree limbs broken; Power poles broken. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:40 | Wind | damage | Fostoria | Seneca | Trees and large limbs downed in Fostoria. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:40 | Wind | damage | Cygnet | Wood | Tree down on a shed... as well as estimated winds of 60 mph. (CLE) |
| 08-27 23:47 | Wind | 61 mph | 1 NNW Arcadia | Hancock | Mesonet station GW2591 Arcadia. (CLE) |
| 08-28 00:03 | Wind | 60 mph | 2 SE New Riegel | Seneca | Just northwest of McCutchenville. (CLE) |
| 08-28 00:10 | Wind | damage | 3 SSE Mount Blanchard | Hancock | Tree down at 149 and 154 as well as power lines down at 196 and 197. (CLE) |
| 08-28 00:27 | Wind | damage | 1 WNW Upper Sandusky | Wyandot | Tree limbs and power lines down in Wyandot County. (CLE) |
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