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Hail and wind reports › May 18, 2025 › Arkansas

Hail and wind reports in Arkansas, May 18, 2025

6 hail, 9 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 68 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-18 13:02Winddamage2 ENE VarnerLincolnMetal roofing panels were removed from an outbuilding. (LZK)
05-18 18:05Hail1.50 in5 W MountainburgCrawfordPublic report relayed by media. Timing estimated by radar. (TSA)
05-18 21:00WinddamageSiloam SpringsBentonSocial media photos depicting multiple large trees blown down and snapped in half. (TSA)
05-18 21:04Hail1.75 inSiloam SpringsBenton(TSA)
05-18 21:10Wind68 mph2 NW Healing SpringsBenton68 MPH wind gust measured at KXNA. (TSA)
05-18 21:16Winddamage4 ESE GallitinBentonTree down across US 412 at the Illinois River. Viewed from ARDOT camera. (TSA)
05-18 21:20Hail1.00 inSavoyWashington(TSA)
05-18 21:25Winddamage3 W Elm SpringsWashingtonMultiple trees snapped or blown over. Hail of 1 inch or greater also observed. (TSA)
05-18 21:33Hail1.75 in1 S SpringdaleWashingtonReport from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.). (TSA)
05-18 21:40Winddamage3 WSW SonoraWashingtonMultiple photos of trees blown down or snapped in the area. (TSA)
05-19 00:21Hail1.25 in1 NE Shady GroveWashingtonReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (TSA)
05-19 01:45Winddamage1 WNW Searcy MunicipalWhite**Delayed Report** Fire department and HAM radio reports of trees down along Gum Springs Road. (LZK)
05-19 02:20Winddamage3 S Forrest CitySt. FrancisNumerous trees down south side of Forrest City. Several power poles down. Church sustained roof damage and a metal building sustained significant damage. (MEG)
05-19 02:25Hail1.00 in2 SSE Forrest CitySt. Francis(MEG)
05-19 02:56Winddamage1 NNW Horseshoe LakeCrittendenDelayed report...severe roof damage to a home on Northwood Drive with part of the roof collapsing into the home. Several other homes experienced roof damage with severa (MEG)

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