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Hail and wind reports › June 25, 2025 › Ohio

Hail and wind reports in Ohio, June 25, 2025

0 hail, 13 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-25 17:48Winddamage2 WNW KirkersvilleLickingMultiple reports of wires and trees down between Etna and Kirkersville along US 40. Time estimated from RADAR. (ILN)
06-25 17:54Winddamage4 NE OstranderDelawareTwo trees downed at the intersection of Ostrander Road and route 257. (ILN)
06-25 18:21Winddamage1 NNW StillwaterTuscarawasA tree was reported down on Edie Hill Road SE just northwest of Stillwater. (PBZ)
06-25 18:42Winddamage1 SSW JonestownVan WertDelayed report. 2 Large trees down along with multiple large branches. Trampoline caused damage to one vehicle. Time estimated by radar. (IWX)
06-25 19:20Winddamage3 SSW DanvilleKnoxSeveral reports of downed trees in powerlines in the eastern and northeastern portions of Knox County. (CLE)
06-25 19:51WinddamageSidneyShelbyOne tree downed on a power line on South Ohio Street. (ILN)
06-25 20:00Winddamage1 N SalemColumbianaA tree and a number of branches were reported to be blown down. (PBZ)
06-25 20:49WinddamageUrbanaChampaignSeveral large tree branches down near Lafayette Avenue in Urbana. (ILN)
06-25 21:05Winddamage5 SSW BellevueSenecaSeveral trees down across Thompson township. Time estimated via radar. (CLE)
06-25 21:38Wind70 mph5 NW North FairfieldHuron(CLE)
06-25 21:57Winddamage4 W LowellWashingtonTrees reported down... some of which were uprooted... with a very localized path of damage and measured wind gust of 52 mph. Time is estimated by radar. (RLX)
06-25 21:58Winddamage3 NNE GraysvilleMonroeA couple of trees were reported down at the intersection of SR26 and Connor Ridge Rd. (PBZ)
06-25 22:02Winddamage2 NNE AmesvilleAthensMultiple trees reported down with lines... along with a snapped telephone pole. Time is estimated by radar. (RLX)

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