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Hail and wind reports › July 3, 2025 › Wisconsin

Hail and wind reports in Wisconsin, July 3, 2025

3 hail, 9 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.25 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-04 03:20Hail1.25 in5 WNW Glenwood CitySt. CroixPhoto via Facebook of hail stone in Emerald... WI. Time estimated via radar. (MPX)
07-04 04:22Winddamage4 SE OsseoJacksonTrees downed across County Road FF near Osseo. (ARX)
07-04 04:42Winddamage2 NNE MenomonieDunnDELAYED REPORT: Several trees down... some on powerlines. Concentrated to the City of Menomonie and South. A tree went down on the Lion’s game park and the Elk escape (MPX)
07-04 04:44Winddamage3 N IrvingJacksonTrees downed around County Highway H and McNab Road. (ARX)
07-04 05:07Winddamage4 WNW MillstonJacksonTrees down around US Highway 12 and Lambert Road. (ARX)
07-04 05:13Winddamage4 NNE ArkansawDunnDelayed LSR - Report via Facebook of uprooted trees... broken flagpole in Eau Galle. (MPX)
07-04 05:15Winddamage1 SSW AlphaBurnettDispatch reported the power company had 15 power lines down along Crosstown Road ESE of Grantsburg. Time estimated based on radar. (DLH)
07-04 06:37Winddamage3 NNE SirenBurnettDispatch reported a tree down. Time estimated based on radar. (DLH)
07-04 07:13Hail1.00 in2 S Chippewa FallsChippewaDELAYED REPORT: Photo on Facebook with damage to siding of house from hail. Time estimated via radar. (MPX)
07-04 08:15Winddamage3 W Shell LakeWashburnAn approximately 3 foot in circumference tree was blown down causing damage to fence and garage. In another area on the property there was an approximately 1.5 inch dia (DLH)
07-04 08:38Hail1.00 in2 N Shell LakeWashburnTrained spotter reported hail the size of a quarter along with heavy rainfall. Storm total rainfall has been 2.8 inches over 3.5 hours of time at the time of the call. (DLH)
07-04 08:53Winddamage3 WNW Shell LakeWashburnReport via facebook of down trees and tree limbs. Time estimated via radar. (DLH)

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