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Hail and wind reports › July 27, 2026 › Florida

Hail and wind reports in Florida, July 27, 2026

0 hail, 7 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 61 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-27 17:47Winddamage3 S Palm CoastFlaglerDispatch received a report of power line wires down near the intersection of Palm Lane and Palmwood drive in Palm Coast. (JAX)
07-27 23:17Winddamage2 S IamoniaLeonTree obstructing roadway near Thomasville Road and Cherokee Plantation Road. (TAE)
07-27 23:35Winddamage1 NNW Killearn LakesLeonEstimated 50 mph wind gust and one tree down reported by NWS employee. (TAE)
07-28 00:00Winddamage1 N Killearn LakesLeonTree down on Deerlake East as relayed by an NWS employee. (TAE)
07-28 00:45Wind61 mph1 N PostilGMZ635Boggy Bayou WXFLOW station reports a wind gust of 61 mph. (MOB)
07-28 01:12Winddamage5 E Red HeadWashingtonThe Washington County Fire Services facebook page reported multiple downed power lines and trees as storms moved through Washington county. (TAE)
07-28 04:00Winddamage1 E Bayou GeorgeBayWind damage to a fence in Sweetwater Village South. (TAE)

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