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Hail and wind reports › May 28, 2026 › Oregon

Hail and wind reports in Oregon, May 28, 2026

4 hail, 6 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 80 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-28 21:36Hail1.75 in15 E BurnsHarney***DELAYED REPORT*** Reported Ping Pong ball size hail east of Burns. Exact timing estimated from radar. (BOI)
05-28 22:50Hail1.50 in4 SSW Mount VernonGrantSpotter with photo provided. Time estimated from radar. (PDT)
05-29 00:13Hail1.00 in20 E Deschutes River WoDeschutesReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (PDT)
05-29 00:15Hail1.00 inMitchellWheelerSocial media with photo. (PDT)
05-28 21:04Wind80 mphRileyHarneyMesonet station OD102 Riley (ODOT). (BOI)
05-28 21:34Wind65 mph3 NE BurnsHarneyMesonet station OD152 2.6 NE Burns (ODOT). (BOI)
05-28 21:53Wind58 mph5 E BurnsHarneyASOS station KBNO Burns. (BOI)
05-29 01:45Wind63 mph13 ENE Warm SpringsWascoMesonet station MDXO Moody Farms Control Station. (PDT)
05-29 02:24Wind61 mph8 S DufurWascoMesonet station OD156 7.6 S Dufur (ODOT). (PDT)
05-29 02:40Wind69 mph3 SW ArlingtonGilliamMesonet station PC488 Leaning Juniper. (PDT)

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