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Hail and wind reports › September 4, 2025 › Tennessee

Hail and wind reports in Tennessee, September 4, 2025

8 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-04 15:00Winddamage4 NE TazewellClaiborneReports of several trees down along Cedar Fork Road east of Tazewell. (MRX)
09-04 16:25Winddamage2 WNW RussellvilleHamblenTrees down across Cedar Creek Rd. (MRX)
09-04 16:30Winddamage3 SSW HarrSullivanSocial media photos of downed trees and power lines. Time estimated based on radar. (MRX)
09-04 16:55Winddamage5 SSE PetrosMorganReport of trees and powerlines down near Fairview Rd and Coalfield school. Currently does not look to be located near where the funnel cloud was reported. (MRX)
09-04 17:00WinddamageGreenevilleGreeneTrees blown down onto power lines. (MRX)
09-04 17:10Hail1.00 in4 NE Cedar CreekGreene(MRX)
09-04 17:35Hail1.75 inKarnsKnoxSocial Media photo of multiple golf ball size hail stones. (MRX)
09-04 18:07Hail1.00 in3 SE BeardenKnoxReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (MRX)
09-04 18:30Hail1.00 in1 N TazewellClaiborne(MRX)
09-04 18:30Winddamage3 SW BeardenKnoxLarge tree branch (6-8in) snapped off blocking Stone Mill Dr. (MRX)
09-04 18:35Hail1.00 inSeviervilleSevierSocial media video of dime to quarter size hail... time estimated based on radar. (MRX)
09-04 18:40Winddamage1 W HarrisburgSevierTrees down around Walter State College. (MRX)
09-04 18:55WinddamageSeymourSevierSocial Media photo of large tree down across the road. Time estimated based on radar. (MRX)
09-04 18:57Hail1.00 in5 NE FarragutKnoxReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (MRX)
09-04 19:20WinddamageSeymourSevierSeveral trees knocked down around Mooresburg. (MRX)
09-04 19:20WinddamageMooresburgHawkinsSeveral trees knocked down around Mooresburg. (MRX)
09-04 19:50Winddamage3 NW BradburyRoaneTree limbs down. (MRX)
09-04 20:00Hail1.00 in2 NNW BradburyRoane(MRX)
09-04 20:35Hail1.25 in3 W BradburyRoane(MRX)

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