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Hail and wind reports › July 5, 2026 › Louisiana

Hail and wind reports in Louisiana, July 5, 2026

0 hail, 6 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 67 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-05 19:00Winddamage3 ESE AmiteTangipahoaDelayed report. A picture on social media showed a large snapped oak tree at a home along Company Road southeast of Amite City. (LIX)
07-05 19:55Winddamage2 NE CovingtonSt. TammanyDelayed report. A picture on social media showed a large snapped oak tree at a home along Lee Road in Covington. (LIX)
07-05 21:05Winddamage3 ESE BruslyEast Baton RougeDelayed report. A large tree fell onto the roof of a home in Riverbend Subdivision south of LSU. (LIX)
07-05 21:09Wind67 mph2 WSW GardereEast Baton RougeMeasured on a tow boat on the Mississippi River. (LIX)
07-05 21:55Winddamage2 NNW PlaquemineIbervilleDelayed report. A tree was downed by thunderstorm winds along Oneil Road in Plaquemine. (LIX)
07-06 01:27Winddamage4 S EuniceAcadiaAcadia parish fire dept reports trees down on Hwy 13 near Buckhorn Drive. Time estimated by radar. (LCH)

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