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Hail and wind reports › September 1, 2025 › Kansas

Hail and wind reports in Kansas, September 1, 2025

4 hail, 5 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 4.00 in; strongest gust 70 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-01 19:45Hail1.75 in3 W BloomFordCorrects previous hail report from 3 W Bloom. Report made via social media. (DDC)
09-01 21:34WinddamageWellsfordKiowaSnapped utility pole. (DDC)
09-01 22:02WinddamageDouglassButlerUp to 10 inch diameter tree branches down... a carport flipped on end... downed power line. (ICT)
09-01 22:20Hail1.00 in3 NW Wichita EisenhowerSedgwickDelayed report. Occurred with 70 mph winds. (ICT)
09-01 22:20Wind70 mph3 NW Wichita EisenhowerSedgwickEstimated 70 mph winds and quarter size hail. (ICT)
09-01 22:30Hail4.00 in10 S KingmanKingmanDelayed report - shared via KAKE on Facebook. Appeared close to 3.75 in. in image. (ICT)
09-01 22:36Wind60 mph4 N ClearwaterSedgwick60-65 mph wind gust. (ICT)
09-01 23:08Wind60 mphAtticaHarperEstimating 60 mph winds with power line flashes. (ICT)
09-01 23:12Hail2.50 inAtticaHarperHailstones range from quarter size to tennis ball size. (ICT)

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