Hail and wind reports › May 29, 2025 › South Carolina
Hail and wind reports in South Carolina, May 29, 2025
1 hail, 6 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05-29 17:35 | Wind | damage | 4 SSW Summerville | Dorchester | Emergency Manager reported a power line down on the 100 block of Blythe Avenue off Bacons Road. (CHS) |
| 05-29 19:45 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 SSE Cameron | Orangeburg | EM relayed a quarter sized hail report near Grambling Road and Sleepy Hollow Road. (CAE) |
| 05-29 20:20 | Wind | damage | 6 S Summit | Lexington | Trained spotter reported trees down near mile marker 42 mile marker on I-20. Estimated wind speeds to 60 mph near that location as well. (CAE) |
| 05-29 20:28 | Wind | damage | 5 SE Darlington | Darlington | Roof blown off Dominion Church along McIver Rd. Emergency Manager said damage was highly localized near the structure with only a single downed limb observed otherwise. (ILM) |
| 05-29 21:04 | Wind | damage | 1 NNW Owens Field | Richland | Richland County Dispatch reports thunderstorm wind damage near the intersection of South Woodrow St and Heyward St. Power lines were downed from strong winds. (CAE) |
| 05-29 21:45 | Wind | damage | 1 WNW Camden | Kershaw | Kershaw county dispatch reported trees downed on Kirkover Ln and Brook Drive. Time estimated by radar. (CAE) |
| 05-29 21:56 | Wind | damage | 5 NNE Sesquicentennial | Richland | SC highway patrol reported roadway flooding on Summit Parkway at Ridge Trail Dr. (CAE) |
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