Hail and wind reports › November 5, 2025 › Maryland
Hail and wind reports in Maryland, November 5, 2025
0 hail, 12 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 66 mph.
‹ November 4, 2025 · November 6, 2025 › · All dates
| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11-06 01:33 | Wind | damage | Hancock | Washington | Multiple reports of trees and wires down from Hancock to Clear Springs (LWX) |
| 11-06 01:52 | Wind | 66 mph | Hagerstown Rgnl Arpt | Washington | Wind gusts of up to 57 knots (66 MPH) were measured by the ASOS at Hagerstown Regional Airport between 8:52 and 9:04 PM. (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:00 | Wind | damage | Long Meadow | Washington | Multiple reports of trees and lines down mainly north of Hagerstown (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:08 | Wind | 59 mph | 3 WNW Thurmont | Frederick | A wind gust of 51 knots (59 MPH) was measured by the AWOS near Thurmont (KRSP). (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:18 | Wind | damage | Manchester | Carroll | At least 6 reports of trees down... most of them across the northern half of the county (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:25 | Wind | damage | Frederick | Frederick | At least a dozen calls for trees and wires down... especially across the central part of the county (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:37 | Wind | damage | Whiteford | Harford | A few trees down in the Whiteford area (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:40 | Wind | damage | 2 SSE Bentley Springs | Baltimore | Multiple trees blew down around Parkton. (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:42 | Wind | 58 mph | 1 N Watersville | Carroll | A wind gust of 50 knots (58 MPH) was measured by a trained spotter's personal weather station near Mount Airy. (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:55 | Wind | damage | Towson | Baltimore | Multiple trees blew down around Towson. (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:57 | Wind | damage | 3 SSW Port Deposit | Harford | Tree and wires down started a brush fire near the I-95 and MD 155 interchange (LWX) |
| 11-06 02:57 | Wind | damage | 1 W West Nottingham | Cecil | Two reports of trees down in the Colora area (LWX) |
Preliminary local storm reports from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, made by trained spotters, the public and National Weather Service offices. Not every storm is reported, reports can be revised, and a report near a property shows storm exposure, not proof of damage. A report day runs from 7 a.m. Eastern (12:00 UTC) to 7 a.m. the next day; times are UTC.
Check one address
An AtmosDays storm report shows only the reports within the distance you choose of a property, with the nearest NOAA station's measured gusts, as a PDF for the claim file or the homeowner. Start free.