Hail and wind reports › September 1, 2026 › Wisconsin
Hail and wind reports in Wisconsin, September 1, 2026
0 hail, 11 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 70 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09-02 04:52 | Wind | damage | 3 N Kekoskee | Dodge | Report of high winds that shook the house. Several snapped trees on property and some paneling ripped off more than one outbuilding. Relayed by WISN TV Milwaukee. This (MKX) |
| 09-02 05:18 | Wind | damage | 6 SE Dundee | Sheboygan | Report of minor barn damage in Town of Scott and also sporadic tree damage near Random Lake. Relayed by WTMJ TV Milwaukee. (MKX) |
| 09-02 05:20 | Wind | 70 mph | 7 W Random Lake | Sheboygan | Report of significant barn damage. Photo relayed by WITI TV Milwaukee shows silo that was topped off and blew onto roof of barn. Time estimated by radar. Wet microburst (MKX) |
| 09-02 05:36 | Wind | damage | 3 SSE Buckhorn State Pa | Juneau | Tree on powerline. Damage reported at 204am. Time of event estimated from radar. (ARX) |
| 09-02 07:25 | Wind | 61 mph | 2 SSW Green Lake | Green Lake | Personal Wx Station Report. (MKX) |
| 09-02 07:27 | Wind | 68 mph | 1 SW Ripon | Fond du Lac | Personal Wx Station Report. (MKX) |
| 09-02 07:37 | Wind | 67 mph | 2 NE New Amsterdam | La Crosse | (ARX) |
| 09-02 09:43 | Wind | damage | 1 NNW Zittau | Winnebago | One large and several small trees branches were downed by strong winds estimated around 50 mph. (GRB) |
| 09-02 09:51 | Wind | damage | 1 N Greenville | Outagamie | Couple trees down. (GRB) |
| 09-02 09:55 | Wind | 59 mph | 2 S Greenville | Outagamie | Measured at Appleton International Airport. (GRB) |
| 09-02 10:02 | Wind | damage | 3 SE Darboy | Calumet | Multiple trees and powerlines down about a half mile east of Highway 10 and 114. (GRB) |
Preliminary local storm reports from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, made by trained spotters, the public and National Weather Service offices. Not every storm is reported, reports can be revised, and a report near a property shows storm exposure, not proof of damage. A report day runs from 7 a.m. Eastern (12:00 UTC) to 7 a.m. the next day; times are UTC.
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