Hail and wind reports › August 21, 2026 › Illinois
Hail and wind reports in Illinois, August 21, 2026
7 hail, 4 wind and 2 tornado reports; largest hail 2.50 in.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-21 20:09 | Hail | 1.00 in | 3 E Sycamore | De Kalb | Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (LOT) |
| 08-21 20:55 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 N Machesney Park | Winnebago | Photo shared to email service account showing hailstones ranging in size between dime to quarter -- 0.5 to 1.0 inch -- in diameter. Time estimated by radar. (LOT) |
| 08-21 23:05 | Hail | 1.50 in | 3 N Mendota | La Salle | Multiple photos depict hail just larger than ping pong balls. Time estimated by radar. (LOT) |
| 08-21 23:49 | Hail | 1.00 in | 1 WNW Savanna | Carroll | Broadcast media report of quarter-sized hail in Savanna. Time estimated by radar. (DVN) |
| 08-22 07:53 | Hail | 1.00 in | Vernon | Marion | Pictures of hail from emergency manager near the Patoka and Vernon area. (LSX) |
| 08-22 07:55 | Hail | 2.50 in | Highland | Madison | Picture of tennis ball size hail relayed from a viewer of WCIA. (LSX) |
| 08-22 08:25 | Hail | 2.00 in | Aviston | Clinton | (LSX) |
| 08-22 00:19 | Wind | damage | 2 N Florid | Putnam | Tree over 12 inches in diameter blown down. Possible tornado damage. Time estimated from radar data. (DVN) |
| 08-22 00:23 | Wind | damage | Fulton | Whiteside | Power poles down. (DVN) |
| 08-22 01:30 | Wind | damage | 2 SSE Osborn | Henry | Large branches down. (DVN) |
| 08-22 08:30 | Wind | damage | 8 WNW Dix | Jefferson | A few scattered power outages in this area. Time estimated from radar. (PAH) |
| 08-21 22:55 | Tornado | 4 SE Sublette | Lee | An NWS damage survey determined an EF-0 tornado with peak winds around 70 mph... path length of around 0.7 miles... and maximum width of around 200 yards impacted the r (LOT) | |
| 08-22 00:11 | Tornado | 1 S Depue | Putnam | Corrects previous tornado report starting location and time. An EF0 tornado... with estimated peak winds of 80 MPH... developed near the southern banks of the Illinois (DVN) |
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