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Hail and wind reports › August 2, 2025 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, August 2, 2025

2 hail, 7 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 74 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-02 19:59Wind60 mphMorgan's Point ResortBellTrained spotter reported a 60 mph wind gust with a handheld anemometer in Morgans Point. (FWD)
08-03 04:10Hail1.25 inRomeroHartley(AMA)
08-03 04:50Wind74 mph11 S RomeroOldham(AMA)
08-03 05:34Hail1.50 inAdrianOldhamTiming for report was based off radar estimate. (AMA)
08-03 07:28Wind64 mph8 W LipscombLipscomb(AMA)
08-03 07:30WinddamageSunrayMooreEmergency Manager got reports of power out in Sunray and multiple reports of damage... from downed buildings... to power poles snapped in half... trees down bloacking r (AMA)
08-03 07:31Wind60 mph3 SE DumasMoore(AMA)
08-03 08:12Wind68 mph2 WNW FritchMoore(AMA)
08-03 08:17Winddamage3 WSW BorgerHutchinsonReports via social media of 6 to 7 inch diameter tree branches down in the area. (AMA)

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