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Hail and wind reports › June 7, 2025 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, June 7, 2025

4 hail, 4 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.50 in; strongest gust 84 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-08 02:19Hail2.50 in5 SW RomeroHartleyReport from mPING: Tennis Ball (2.50 in.). (AMA)
06-08 05:26Hail1.00 in1 WNW Tom BeanGraysonEmergency management reported light coverage of hail up to quarter-size one mile north of Tom Bean. (FWD)
06-08 07:26Winddamage5 W CanyonRandallPicture submitted via social media of a camper blown over and destroyed. (AMA)
06-08 07:30Hail2.50 inCanyonRandallSocial media reports of at least 35 broken windows; multiple reports of vehicular body damage; multiple reports of damage to the siding and roofs of houses. (AMA)
06-08 07:30Wind84 mph1 W CanyonRandallWest Texas Mesonet. (AMA)
06-08 08:01Wind60 mph3 N HartCastro(LUB)
06-08 10:48Hail1.75 inLorenzoCrosbyReport from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.). (LUB)
06-08 11:17Wind59 mph5 NW White River LakeCrosbyWest Texas Mesonet. (LUB)

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