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Hail and wind reports › July 9, 2026 › Missouri

Hail and wind reports in Missouri, July 9, 2026

1 hail, 12 wind and 1 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 67 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-10 00:55Hail1.00 in2 SSE Loose CreekOsage40 mph wind with quarter sized hail. (LSX)
07-09 12:05Winddamage5 W IberiaMillerThunderstorm winds caused damage to the roof of an outbuilding and downed some tree limbs between Iberia and Brumley. (SGF)
07-09 21:43Winddamage2 E FaridealingButlerTrees blown down along Highway 160 3 miles west of US 67. (PAH)
07-09 23:13WinddamageBloomfieldStoddardPower lines down near the intersection of Miller and Missouri streets in Bloomfield. (PAH)
07-09 23:30WinddamageKennettDunklinLarge tree limbs and powerlines downed in Kennett. (MEG)
07-09 23:33Winddamage3 WSW SikestonScottTree down along Highway 114 east of Highway BB. (PAH)
07-10 00:00Winddamage1 ENE CharlestonMississippiTree down across S Gilmore Ave. (PAH)
07-10 00:10WinddamageHolcombDunklinSeveral downed limbs... and a few large trees across the city of Holcomb. (MEG)
07-10 05:58Winddamage1 ENE GreenvilleWayneTree blown down near Hwy E east of Greenville. (PAH)
07-10 11:28Wind67 mphClintonHenryPersonal weather station. (EAX)
07-10 11:30WinddamageClintonHenrySeveral power lines... trees... and limbs down in Clinton. Time estimated from radar. (EAX)
07-10 11:36Winddamage4 SE LeetonHenryDowned tree limbs and wires near Route 2. Time confirmed from radar. (EAX)
07-10 11:55WinddamageTightwadHenryReports of trees and limbs down near Tightwad. Time estimated from radar. (EAX)
07-10 03:02Tornado1 ENE RollaPhelpsAn EF0 tornado with peak winds of 80 to 85 mph began along Homelife Plaza in Rolla and travelled south before lifting near Soest Road. Tree and building debris was layi (SGF)

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