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Hail and wind reports › June 18, 2026 › Vermont

Hail and wind reports in Vermont, June 18, 2026

0 hail, 11 wind and 2 tornado reports.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-18 17:35Winddamage3 NE MiddleburyAddisonTree Down on Munger Street. (BTV)
06-18 18:00WinddamageLincolnAddisonTrees and powerlines down. (BTV)
06-18 18:08Winddamage3 NW Danby Four CornersRutlandTrees and powerlines down. (BTV)
06-18 18:10Winddamage3 NNE NorthfieldWashingtonTree down in power lines on Chandler Road in Northfield. Time estimated by radar. (BTV)
06-18 18:12Winddamage1 N East PittsfordRutlandLarge tree snapped. Several other trees also sustained damage. (BTV)
06-18 18:28WinddamageWilliamstownOrangeNumerous powerlines blown down. (BTV)
06-18 18:34WinddamageManchesterBenningtonLarge tree down at private residence with tree impacting porch in the Town of Manchester. (ALY)
06-18 18:38Winddamage1 ENE BridgewaterWindsorDowned/snapped trees and structural damage of barn/shed in Bridgewater/Woodstock reported via social media. Time estimated from radar. (BTV)
06-18 18:51WinddamageHartfordWindsorEmergency services responding to multiple downed trees and wires throughout the community. Time estimated from radar. (BTV)
06-18 18:53Winddamage2 NNE PownalBenningtonTrees and utility lines down on US Route 7 at Barbers Pond Road in Pownal. (ALY)
06-18 19:18Winddamage4 SSE NewfaneWindhamMultiple trees and power lines down throughout the Town of Dummerston. (ALY)
06-18 17:31Tornado1 WSW LincolnAddisonAn NWS storm survey found EF-1 tornado damage in the woods near York Hill Road in the town of Lincoln. Maximum estimated winds were 105 mph and the estimated track leng (BTV)
06-18 18:35TornadoWoodstockWindsorAn NWS storm survey found EF-1 tornado damage in the western part of the town of Woodstock. The maximum estimated winds were 100 mph and the estimated track length was (BTV)

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