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Hail and wind reports › September 20, 2026 › Illinois

Hail and wind reports in Illinois, September 20, 2026

0 hail, 7 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 64 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
09-20 22:30WinddamageWittMontgomeryPower outages... tree limbs down on lines and homes. (LSX)
09-20 22:54Winddamage2 S WoodburyJasperShed roof ripped off and some trees down at E 2160th Ave and N 375th st east of Montrose. (ILX)
09-20 23:15WinddamageRamseyFayettePower lines reported down in Ramsey. Time estimated by RADAR. (LSX)
09-20 23:28Winddamage2 N NewtonJasperWind blew some debris into a field. Photo provided. (ILX)
09-21 00:30WinddamageBible GroveClayA few medium size tree branches blown down in Bible Grove. Reports of power outages from media in Bible Grove. (ILX)
09-21 01:00Winddamage5 N NobleRichlandPower pole with lines leaning over North Passport Road about 45 degree angle. Some tree branches blown down. (ILX)
09-21 01:10Wind64 mph1 SW Olney Noble AirporRichlandAWOS station KOLY Olney Noble AP Station Elevation: 471 ft. (ILX)

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