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Hail and wind reports › July 8, 2025 › Kansas

Hail and wind reports in Kansas, July 8, 2025

13 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.50 in; strongest gust 74 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-08 21:20Hail1.50 in5 S MoundridgeHarvey(ICT)
07-08 22:29Hail1.00 in1 SSE Bel AireSedgwick(ICT)
07-08 22:30Winddamage4 E GoddardSedgwickPicture received via social media of 1-foot diameter cottonwood tree blown over. (ICT)
07-08 22:30Wind60 mph3 NW Wichita EisenhowerSedgwickReport received via social media. (ICT)
07-08 22:32Hail1.00 inOfferleEdwardsPublic report via social media with photo. (DDC)
07-08 22:35Hail1.75 in4 ENE GoddardSedgwickReport received via social media. (ICT)
07-08 22:48Wind70 mph4 N ClearwaterSedgwickSeveral limbs down... estimated 65-70 mph. (ICT)
07-08 22:50Hail2.00 in2 SW KalvestaFinney(DDC)
07-08 22:53Hail1.00 in1 WSW OfferleFord(DDC)
07-08 22:55Winddamage1 WSW CLEARWATERSEDGWICK4 INCH DIAMETER LIMB DOWN. (ICT)
07-08 23:05Wind74 mph2 SE ViolaSumnerReported from KSU mesonet site. (ICT)
07-08 23:10Hail1.00 in1 W OfferleFordPictures of 1 inch hail via social media. (DDC)
07-08 23:15Hail1.00 inOfferleEdwardsPictures of 1 inch hail via social media. (DDC)
07-08 23:44Hail1.00 in1 NW KingmanKingman(ICT)
07-08 23:46Wind70 mph6 ENE Bluff CitySumnerestimated 60-70 mph. (ICT)
07-09 00:05Hail2.50 in7 S EnsignFordFollow-up on a previous report with more details. Most hail was golf ball to 2-inch diameter... but largest tennis ball size. Two vehicles suffered windshield damage... (DDC)
07-09 00:34Wind60 mph5 NE MeadeMeadeUPR Meade recorded a 60 mph wind gust at 7:34 CDT. (DDC)
07-09 00:36Hail1.00 in2 N FowlerMeadePicture via social media of 1 inch hail. (DDC)
07-09 01:15Hail1.00 in1 E EnglewoodClark(DDC)
07-09 01:40Hail2.00 in16 ESE FriendFinneyMultiple 2 inch stones in a picture via social media. (DDC)
07-09 03:31Wind60 mph9 WSW WinonaLoganMesonet station UP840 9.0 W Winona (UPR). (GLD)

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