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Hail and wind reports › July 30, 2026 › Nebraska

Hail and wind reports in Nebraska, July 30, 2026

1 hail, 19 wind and 1 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 80 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-30 23:40Hail1.50 inStapletonLoganQuarters to ping pong. (LBF)
07-30 20:02Wind59 mph3 E SparksCherry(LBF)
07-30 21:58Wind80 mph13 NW BrownleeCherry(LBF)
07-30 22:04Wind70 mph5 N AinsworthBrown(LBF)
07-30 22:47Wind60 mph5 NE StuartHolt(LBF)
07-30 23:20Wind67 mph1 NW StapletonLoganDavis Weatherlink Station. (LBF)
07-31 00:19Wind74 mph11 WSW CallawayCusterDavis Weatherlink station. (LBF)
07-31 00:40Wind67 mph11 WSW CallawayCusterDavis Weatherlink station. (LBF)
07-31 00:40Wind70 mphStapletonLogan(LBF)
07-31 00:40WinddamageStapletonLoganLarge old evergreen tree uprooted. (LBF)
07-31 00:50Wind63 mphOrd AirportValleyMade slight time and speed corrections to peak gust at Ord airport...initially issued as 62 MPH. (GID)
07-31 01:00Wind58 mph8 SSW StapletonLincolnDavis Weatherlink station. (LBF)
07-31 01:40Wind60 mphEddyvilleDawsonEstimated gusts. (GID)
07-31 01:43Winddamage1 SSE NorfolkMadisonImage relayed from social media of a 2 ft diameter tree blown down... time estimated from radar. (OAX)
07-31 01:49Wind69 mph8 NNE CulbertsonHitchcockID: ambient_b2f0d09b0076325e2da0ff30094c194a. (GLD)
07-31 01:49Winddamage6 ESE NorfolkStantonDelayed report. Trees broken... uprooted. Large branches broken. All damage pointing west to east and a broad damage area indicating a downburst. (OAX)
07-31 02:08Wind60 mph4 SSW SumnerDawsonPersonal weather station reports gust to 60mph. (GID)
07-31 02:10Wind70 mph1 NNE Johnson LakeGosperPersonal weather station reports gust to 70mph. (GID)
07-31 02:15Wind63 mphLexington AirportDawson(GID)
07-31 06:28Wind58 mph2 WNW PrestonRichardsonPersonal weather station measured gust. (OAX)
07-30 21:33Tornado20 N MullenCherryBrief landspout reported. (LBF)

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