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Hail and wind reports › August 13, 2026 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, August 13, 2026

1 hail, 18 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.00 in; strongest gust 67 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
08-14 04:33Hail1.00 in1 NE AltaPeoriaReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (ILX)
08-13 17:05WinddamageCantonFultonTree down on W. Myrtle St. (ILX)
08-13 17:18Winddamage1 N MossvillePeoriaTree down at Route 29 and Route 6. (ILX)
08-13 17:24WinddamageEast PeoriaTazewellFour utility poles leaning at Veterans Dr. and Meadow Ave. (ILX)
08-13 17:35Wind58 mph3 WNW MortonTazewell(ILX)
08-13 17:44WinddamageMackinawTazewellTwo utility poles and transformers on fire on S. Main St. (ILX)
08-13 17:55Winddamage3 S DanversMcLeanFlattened corn and bean fields. Time estimated from radar. (ILX)
08-13 18:09WinddamageNormalMcLeanTree down near College Ave. and Landmark Dr. (ILX)
08-13 18:09Wind64 mph2 NE NormalMcLean(ILX)
08-13 18:20WinddamageClintonDe WittTree blocking roadway on W. White St. (ILX)
08-13 18:24Winddamage4 ESE BloomingtonMcLeanLarge tree... around 30 ft. tall... down near Ireland Grove Rd. south of Bloomington Airport. (ILX)
08-13 18:24Wind67 mphCentral Illinois AirporMcLeanAWOS station KBMI Bloomington Arpt. (ILX)
08-13 18:45Wind61 mph6 S ArrowsmithMcLean(ILX)
08-13 19:08Winddamage2 SW ChampaignChampaignSeveral large tree limbs blown down on SW side of Champaign. Time estimated from radar. (ILX)
08-13 19:57WinddamageChrismanEdgarPhotos by WCIA showing trees and powerpoles blown down in Chrisman. (ILX)
08-14 05:08Wind60 mphRankinVermilion(ILX)
08-14 05:38WinddamagePeoriaPeoriaTree damage in the west bluff of Peoria. (ILX)
08-14 05:57WinddamageDanvilleVermilionPower line down report from public relayed by broadcast media. (ILX)
08-14 07:52Winddamage2 E UrbanaChampaign6 inch tree branch down on Washington Street. Time estimated via radar. (ILX)

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