Hail Storm Map — May 18, 2025

Hail storm map for May 18, 2025: max 3.00" hail across AL, AR, CO, GA, KS, MS, NE, OK, TX, WY, ~128,849 structures in swath.

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A severe hail event swept across AL, AR, CO, GA and 6 more states on May 18, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 128,849 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Arkansas took the brunt with ~44,432 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 2,583 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 205 hail reports and 149 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

128,849

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Arkansas	44,432	15,345	2,419
Texas	31,693	1,176	142
Kansas	15,148	272	3
Oklahoma	12,114	1,132	13
Mississippi	9,035	113	0
Colorado	8,957	90	6
Nebraska	7,295	319	0
Alabama	105	0	0
Georgia	54	0	0
Wyoming	16	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (148)

Oklahoma · 52 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:06	(PWA)WILEY POST APT	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through Spotter Network.
00:08	BETHANY	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING.
00:10	WARR ACRES	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING.
00:10	THE VILLAGE	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING.
00:12	WARR ACRES	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through Spotter Network.
00:22	OKLAHOMA CITY	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING.
00:32	MIDWEST CITY	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
00:32	MIDWEST CITY	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
00:35	DEL CITY	OKLAHOMA	A phone call report.
01:18	SHAWNEE	POTTAWATOMIE	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
01:18	SHAWNEE	POTTAWATOMIE	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
11:46	SKIATOOK	OSAGE	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
12:36	TIAWAH	ROGERS	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
12:41	TIAWAH	ROGERS	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
12:43	PRYOR	MAYES	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:00	PRYOR	MAYES	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:29	STRANG	MAYES	Hail larger than golf ball size damaged homes and vehicles.
16:26	LAVERNE	HARPER	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:28	LAVERNE	HARPER	The event time is estimated from radar observations.
16:35	ARNETT	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:35	ROSSTON	HARPER	The report was relayed by emergency management. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
16:35	ROSSTON	HARPER	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
16:35	ROSSTON	HARPER	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:38	ARNETT	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:40	ROSSTON	HARPER	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:45	ARNETT	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:48	ARNETT	ELLIS	Measurement provided by a broadcast media storm chaser.
16:48	ARNETT	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time is adjusted based on radar observations.
16:55	ARNETT	ELLIS	An image was shared on social media. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
16:55	HARMON	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:56	HARMON	ELLIS	An image showing a caliper measurement was shared on social media. The location is approximate.
16:59	ARNETT	ELLIS	An image was shared on social media. The location is approximate.
17:02	ARNETT	ELLIS	An image showing a ruler measurement was shared on social media. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
17:08	ARNETT	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
17:11	HARMON	ELLIS	The report was relayed through mPING.
17:25	TANGIER	WOODWARD	An image showing a digital caliper measurement was shared on social media. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
17:28	TANGIER	WOODWARD	The report was relayed through mPING.
17:30	TANGIER	WOODWARD	An image showing a ruler measurement from near the intersection of Oklahoma Highway 51 and County Road 1930 was shared on social media. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
17:38	TANGIER	WOODWARD	An image was shared on social media. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
17:42	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	The report was relayed through mPING.
17:56	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	The location is approximate.
17:56	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	An image showing a ruler measurement was shared. The location is approximate.
17:57	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	The report was relayed through mPING.
17:59	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	An image was shared. The location is approximate.
18:02	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	The report was relayed through mPING.
18:09	FORT SUPPLY	WOODWARD	The report was relayed through mPING.
18:10	WOODWARD	WOODWARD	Hailfall occurred near the intersection of Oklahoma Highway 34C and County Road 3800. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
18:41	MOORELAND ARPT	WOODWARD	The event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:14	CAMP HOUSTON	WOODS	The report was relayed through mPING. Hail size increased from quarter-size to golf ball-size at this location between 1914 and 1916 LST.
19:15	CAMP HOUSTON	WOODS	An image from the intersection of U.S. Highway 64 and Oklahoma Highway 50 was shared.
19:15	CAMP HOUSTON	WOODS	An image showing a ruler measurement was shared. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from observations.
19:18	CAMP HOUSTON	WOODS	The report was relayed through mPING.

Kansas · 38 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:24	(ICT)WICHITA ARPT	SEDGWICK	Half dollar size hail was observed at the National Weather Service office.
14:25	(ICT)WICHITA ARPT	SEDGWICK	Golf ball size hail was measured at Kellogg and Ridge.
14:28	WICHITA	SEDGWICK	Golf ball size hail was measured near 9th and Zoo Boulevard.
14:29	WICHITA	SEDGWICK	Golf ball size hail was measured near 13th and West. The report was relayed from KAKE TV.
14:48	RULETON	SHERMAN	A public report of half dollar size hail.
14:50	CARUSO	SHERMAN	A trained spotter reported quarter size hail.
16:00	MARIENTHAL	WICHITA	A public report of nickel size hail was reported.
16:25	ST FRANCIS ARPT	CHEYENNE	Social media picture of hail ranging from golf ball to 2 inches in size.
16:27	INGALLS	GRAY	One inch hail was reported though MPING.
16:28	ST FRANCIS ARPT	CHEYENNE	A public report of hail of 2 inches in size.
16:32	ST FRANCIS	CHEYENNE	A spotter reported hail up to penny size.
16:33	ST FRANCIS	CHEYENNE	Numerous reports of severe hail in the town of St. Francis with the largest being golf ball size which reported via MPing and by trained spotters.
16:34	SCOTT STATE PARK	SCOTT	A photo of a 4 inch diameter hail stone was relayed by Emergency Management of a Public report.
16:35	WHEELER	CHEYENNE	Off duty NWS employee reports hailstones still on the ground up to 2 inches in size.
16:45	ST FRANCIS	CHEYENNE	Social media report with picture of golf ball sized hail.
16:45	ELKADER	LOGAN	A public report of nickel size hail was reported along Highway 83.
16:52	INGALLS	GRAY	A report of 1 inch diameter hail was received from the Public.
17:01	MARQUETTE	MCPHERSON	The report was received via MPING.
17:11	BIRD CITY	CHEYENNE	Public reports of hail ranging from quarter to half dollar size.
17:15	BELOIT ARPT	MITCHELL	Hail up to two inches in diameter was reported with this round of storms.
17:16	ELKADER	LOGAN	A social media report from a storm chaser with a video of the hail was reported. This was with a different storm than the earlier nickel size hail report at the same location.
17:31	HERINGTON	DICKINSON	Quarter size hail in Herington.
17:35	CAMPUS	GOVE	Spotter network report of one inch hail.
17:38	WOODBINE	DICKINSON	Quarter size hail south side of Woodbine.
17:39	WOODBINE	DICKINSON	Nickel size hail in Woodbine.
17:43	PEARL	DICKINSON	Report of ping pong ball size hail.
17:43	SALINA	SALINE	The report was received via MPING.
17:45	SALINA	SALINE	The time was estimated via radar.
17:50	BELOIT	MITCHELL	Hail up to ping pong ball size was reported in this round of storms.
17:55	JUNCTION CITY	GEARY	Quarter size hail southwest side of Junction City.
18:07	GRAINFIELD	GOVE	A storm chaser reported one inch hail along Interstate 70.
18:25	HOXIE	SHERIDAN	A trained spotter reported half dollar size hail in the town of Hoxie.
18:30	TASCO	SHERIDAN	A public report of hail up to penny size.
18:32	ST FRANCIS	CHEYENNE	The public relayed a report of quarter size hail. This was with a separate round of storms a few hours after the first round.
18:47	OGALLAH	TREGO	A storm chaser reported 1 inch hail.
18:57	ELLIS	ELLIS	Public report of 1.75 inch hail.
19:04	INDUSTRY	CLAY	Golf ball size hail. Also estimated 60 mph winds.
19:07	MORLAND	GRAHAM	A public report of quarter sized hail.

Colorado · 18 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:07	ARAPAHOE PARK	ARAPAHOE	Report from Mping.
12:11	ARAPAHOE PARK	ARAPAHOE	Report from Mping.
12:21	(BKF)BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE	ARAPAHOE	Report from Mping.
12:25	ARAPAHOE PARK	ARAPAHOE	Report from Mping.
13:23	MEAD	WELD	Report from Mping.
13:44	JOHNSTOWN	WELD	Report from Mping.
14:15	MARSHALL	BOULDER	Report from Mping.
14:16	MARSHALL	BOULDER	Picture of 1 inch hail on Twitter.
14:31	BURLINGTON ARPT	KIT CARSON	Social media report of hail up to golf ball in size with pictures.
14:32	PECONIC	KIT CARSON	Mping report of half dollar size hail near Peconic.
14:41	BURLINGTON	KIT CARSON	Numerous reports along with a video of dime to half dollar size hail occurring in the town of Burlington.
15:08	VERNON	YUMA	Observer reported hail ranging from nickel to golf ball in size.
15:15	WRAY	YUMA	A social media report of quarter size hail in Wray.
15:42	ILIFF	LOGAN	Half inch to one inch hail covering the ground.
16:01	BURLINGTON ARPT	KIT CARSON	A storm chaser reported hen egg size hail.
17:09	WRAY	YUMA	Quarter size hail was in reported in Wray by the public. This was with a second round of storms that moved through the area.
17:09	LAIRD	YUMA	A trained spotter reported the quarter size hail.
17:12	WRAY BOWMAN ARPT	YUMA	Relayed report of hail up to half dollar in size.

Nebraska · 13 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:00	POTTER	CHEYENNE	Law enforcement reported 1 in hail near Potter.
15:35	LORENZO	CHEYENNE	Trained spotter reports quarter sized hail.
15:35	(SNY)SIDNEY ARPT	CHEYENNE	Trained spottered reported quarter sized hail.
15:45	(SNY)SIDNEY ARPT	CHEYENNE	Trained spotter reports 2 inch diameter hail.
16:07	SIDNEY	CHEYENNE	Public report of 1 in hail.
16:27	PARKS	DUNDY	MPing report of quarter sized hail.
16:28	BENKELMAN	DUNDY	Trained spotters reported ping pong ball to 2 inch hail in Benkelman.
16:32	BENKELMAN JONES ARPT	DUNDY	Multiple MPing reports of quarter to golfball size hail.
16:38	MAX	DUNDY	The public reported golf ball size hail to the west of Max.
18:03	STRATTON	HITCHCOCK	The public reported two inch hail.
18:16	PARKS	DUNDY	MPing report of quarter size hail.
20:31	GLADSTONE	JEFFERSON	Trained spotter report of hail up to 0.88 in. in diameter.
21:25	TRENTON	HITCHCOCK	The public reported dime to penny size hail in Trenton.

Texas · 11 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:02	TUSCOLA	TAYLOR	An amateur radio operator reported 2 to 2.5 inch diameter size hail in Tuscola.
16:03	GLAZIER	HEMPHILL	Baseball size hail occurred around 12 miles south of Higgins.
16:50	THROCKMORTON	THROCKMORTON	Public reported quarter size hail.
17:40	ROBERT LEE	COKE	Public reported quarter size hail on social media.
17:52	GUNSIGHT	STEPHENS	Quarter sized hail was reported in Harpersville.
18:16	LA CASA	STEPHENS	Tennis ball sized hail was reported in La Casa.
18:50	DECATUR MUNI ARPT	WISE	Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).
19:07	BLACKWELL	NOLAN	Public reported quarter size hail.
19:24	SANTO	PALO PINTO	Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).
19:27	SANTO	PALO PINTO	Golf ball sized hail was reported near I-20 at mile marker 384.
19:29	BROCK	PARKER	Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Arkansas · 10 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:00	MORRILTON	CONWAY	Quarter sized hail fell near Spring Meadows.
12:05	MOUNTAINBURG	CRAWFORD	Ping pong ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
14:58	SILOAM SPGS	BENTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
15:00	SILOAM SPGS	BENTON	Hail up to quarter size covered the ground.
15:00	SILOAM SPGS	BENTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes, businesses and vehicles.
15:20	ELM SPGS	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
15:25	TONTITOWN	WASHINGTON	Ping pong ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
15:33	SPRINGDALE MUNI ARPT	WASHINGTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes, businesses, and vehicles.
15:33	SPRINGDALE MUNI ARPT	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
15:33	SPRINGDALE MUNI ARPT	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.

Alabama · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
04:59	ELVIRA	SHELBY	Quarter-size hail along Southview Dr.
05:01	PARKWOOD	JEFFERSON	Reports of up to half dollar-size hail in Hoover.
05:09	NEW HOPE	SHELBY	Off duty NWS employee reported up to half dollar-size hail.
05:34	CHILDERSBURG	TALLADEGA	Photos of up to half dollar-size hail from social media.
14:36	LOMAX	CHILTON	Social media video of nickel-size hail in the Lomax area of Clanton.

Wyoming · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:46	CHUGCREEK	PLATTE	Public reported 1.0 in hail near Wheatland.

Wind reports (138)

Mississippi · 30 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:57	GREENWOOD	LEFLORE	Severe storms produced damaging winds in a line from Greenwood to just south of Carrollton in Carroll County. Trees and power poles were snapped and broken. Two trees fell onto houses.
02:26	ELLIOTT	GRENADA	A large tree was blown down across Hayward Road.
02:36	KINCAID	GRENADA	A tree was blown down on MS Highway 8 near Providence Road.
04:15	NEW HOPE	LOWNDES	Straight line wind resulted in numerous downed trees and powerlines in the New Hope area. One home sustained major damage from a fallen tree.
07:42	COURTLAND	PANOLA	Trees down on Morrow Rd, near Hwy 35.
07:50	ALLIGATOR	BOLIVAR	A tree was blown down in Alligator.
07:55	COUNTS	COAHOMA	Several power poles down on New Africa Rd.
08:40	CHARLESTON	TALLAHATCHIE	Multiple trees down on Main St in Charleston.
09:00	HARDY	GRENADA	Two trees were blown down across US Highway 51 near Taylor Auction and north of MS Highway 7.
09:24	POTTS CAMP	MARSHALL	Trees down on Ford Hill Road.
10:00	PINEBLUFF	CLAY	A tree was blown down across the Natchez Trace Parkway just north of MS Highway 46.
21:05	HOLLYWOOD	TUNICA	Tree down on Fell Cove.
21:05	BANKS	TUNICA	A couple of broken traffic lights on Casino Strip Blvd and Hwy 304 Scenic and Kirby Rd.
21:08	LAKE CORMORANT	DE SOTO	Numerous utility poles down along Hwy 61, near Star Landing Road.
21:09	DAYS	DE SOTO	Multiple trees downed on Wilson Ridge.
21:18	HERNANDO	DE SOTO	Widespread straight line winds with estimated speeds of 80 to 85 mph occurred elsewhere across parts of Hernando.
21:20	WALLS TWINKLE TOWN F	DE SOTO	Several power poles down along Hwy 61.
21:20	NESBIT	DE SOTO	A tree fell on a home causing 1 injury.
21:23	HERNANDO	DE SOTO	Several trees down near Tara Dr.
21:23	DAYS	DE SOTO	Trees and powerlines down along Fogg Rd.
21:30	BRIGHT	DE SOTO	Several trees uprooted along Malone Rd S, near Holly Springs Rd.
21:34	PLEASANT HILL	DE SOTO	Large tree downed across Pleasant Hill Rd near Laughter Rd.
21:39	COCKRUM	DE SOTO	Several trees uprooted along Holly Springs Rd, near the community of Cockrum.
21:40	MINERAL WELLS	DE SOTO	Tree down across Pleasant Hill Rd in Olive Branch.
21:45	WARSAW	MARSHALL	Large tree down across driveway on Strickland Rd.
22:00	VICTORIA	MARSHALL	Tree down on a vehicle.
22:32	HICKORY FLAT	BENTON	Large tree snapped along Hwy 5 in Hickory Flat.
22:33	HICKORY FLAT	BENTON	Numerous trees down across Hickory Flat.
22:50	PADEN	TISHOMINGO	Trees down and a roof was blown off a home on CR 151.
23:15	OLDHAM	TISHOMINGO	Trees down in Oldham.

Alabama · 26 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
04:34	REFORM NO PICKENS AR	PICKENS	Multiple trees were downed along U.S. Highway 82 near mile marker 23 west of Gordo.
04:42	MOORES BRIDGE	TUSCALOOSA	Trees and power lines were downed in the area of Parker Rd, with one tree on a home.
04:50	SAMANTHA	TUSCALOOSA	NWS Meteorologists surveyed extensive damage in Tuscaloosa County north of the city of Northport\|and found damage consistent with high-end straight line winds. The communities of Clearwater \|Estates, Four Winds, Vista Granda, east to Searles and Bull City were particularly hard hit.\|The bulk of the damage likely occurred roughly between 550 AM CDT and 612 AM CDT.\|\|The damage was very widespread from north to south starting west of U.S. Highway 43 extending\|over to near Alabama Highway 59 in Bull City. The survey crew estimated a nearly solid 4-mile\|swath north to south of extensive high end tree damage with embedded minor to moderate structural\|damage. Extensive power line and infrastructure impacts were also observed. More sporadic damage\|was observed up to 2 miles on either side of the primary swath of damage. The survey crew noted\|a slightly more concentrated area of damage in the Tierce Patton Road area just south of where\|a tornado tracked on 3/15 of this year. A large swath of trees was mowed down in this area and\|some more notable structural damage was observed. The survey crew noted that all of the damage\|was pointing generally in an east to east-northeast direction with limited debris lofting \|or westward (upstream) facing debris. The extensive tree blowdown appeared to have been aided\|by rain soaked and saturated soils, as a majority of the trees were uprooted.\|\|Based on the widespread nature of the damage and the overall characteristics of the debris\|observed, survey crews made the determination that straight-line winds likely caused the damage.\|Maximum wind speeds based on the damage observed were estimated between 90 and 100 mph which matches\|radar velocity estimates from KBMX radar.
05:04	RIVER VIEW	TUSCALOOSA	A tree was downed at the National Water Center on the UA campus, while another tree fell on a home in Holt.
05:08	HOMEWOOD	JEFFERSON	Several trees were downed in the Vestavia Hills area, with one falling on a house.
05:10	SHOOK	TUSCALOOSA	A tree fell on a home and vehicle near Burchfield Rd.
05:12	KELLERMAN	TUSCALOOSA	Antioch Fire Department reported numerous trees were downed along Lock 17 Rd. Relayed by a trained spotter.
05:14	MOUNTAIN BROOK	JEFFERSON	Power lines were downed near the intersection of Old Leeds Rd and Cherokee Rd.
05:14	SHOOK	TUSCALOOSA	Multiple trees and power lines were downed around the Bull City community.
05:19	GREELEY	TUSCALOOSA	Trees and power lines were downed across Hepzibah Church Rd.
05:25	COLLINS	JEFFERSON	Several trees were downed in the Bessemer and Hueytown areas, including near Greenridge Rd and a tree on a mobile home at West Crest Estates.
05:25	MC CALLA	JEFFERSON	A tree fell on a house along Dogwood Circle.
05:37	ALABASTER SHELBY ARP	SHELBY	A tree fell blocking Grande View Parkway and power lines were downed near Benjamin Dr and Smokey Rd.
05:38	VESTAVIA HILLS	JEFFERSON	A tree fell on a home in Vestavia Hills, damaging the front porch.
05:42	SIMMSVILLE	SHELBY	Trees were down across Highway 36 near Willow Branch Ln and Highway 11 near Sports Highland Pkwy.
05:43	CAHABA HGTS	JEFFERSON	Trees and power lines were downed blocking Pump House Road near Caldwell Mill Road.
05:45	QUITO	SHELBY	Trees were downed along Brook Highland Pkwy at Brook Highland Dr and along Kinross Dr at Brook Highland Trace.
05:52	VANDIVER	SHELBY	Several trees were downed across Bear Creek Rd near County Road 491 and Crystal Lake Dr.
05:54	WILSONVILLE	SHELBY	Power lines were downed along Indian Shoals Rd and along Highway 28 at Four H Rd.
05:59	RAHATCHIE	TALLADEGA	Trees and power lines were downed along Old Sylacauga Highway.
06:05	SYCAMORE	TALLADEGA	Trees were downed along Main St in Sycamore.
06:05	SYLACAUGA	TALLADEGA	Several trees were downed around Sylacauga, including 4th St, Cherokee St, and Oldfield Rd. Trees and power lines fell on a vehicle in town as well.
06:28	BLUFF SPGS	CLAY	Trees fell on County Road 5 between Owens Rd and Clay Rd and on County Road 79.
06:28	ZANA	TALLAPOOSA	A tree and power lines were downed, blocking Germany's Ferry Rd near County Road 79. Another tree fell blocking Hamlet Mill Rd. Another tree and power lines were downed, blocking Highway 63 near Sandford Rd.
06:43	WEDOWEE	RANDOLPH	Several trees were downed around Randolph County, including County Road 329, County Road 51, County Road 87, Louina Rd, and Highway 431. One tree fell on power lines, causing a small fire.
06:45	CORINTH	RANDOLPH	Six to eight trees were downed near the intersection of County Road 1 and Lane Branch Rd.

Arkansas · 22 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:32	SOUTH FT SMITH	SEBASTIAN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down signs at the intersection of Zero Street and Highway 45.
03:32	(FSM)FT SMITH MUNI A	SEBASTIAN	The ASOS at the Fort Smith Regional Airport measured thunderstorm wind gusts up to 67 mph.
03:36	MILL CREEK	SEBASTIAN	Thunderstorm wind gusts were estimated to 60 mph.
03:38	GREENWOOD	SEBASTIAN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees on Highway 96.
03:40	SHIBLEY	CRAWFORD	Strong thunderstorm wind snapped large tree limbs on Shibley Road.
04:05	PARIS	LOGAN	A tree was blown down partially on top of a home near Paris.
04:05	PARIS	LOGAN	Winds estimated to be 65 mph with multiple trees down in the area.
04:20	SCRANTON	LOGAN	Winds estimated to be 75 mph in Scranton via amateur radio operator.
04:20	SHADY GROVE	JOHNSON	Trees were blown down, including numerous power outages, west of Clarksville.
04:45	DOVER	POPE	Multiple trees were blown down in and around Russellville.
04:45	RUSSELLVILLE	POPE	Multiple trees down in and near Dover.
05:25	CONWAY	FAULKNER	Multiple trees were blown down near Conway.
07:02	CUMMINS	LINCOLN	Metal roofing panels were blown off from an outbuilding.
15:00	SILOAM SPGS	BENTON	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down large trees.
15:10	OSAGE MILLS	BENTON	The ASOS at the Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) measured 68 mph thunderstorm wind gusts.
15:16	ROBINSON	BENTON	ARDOT cameras showed that strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees on Highway 412 at the Illinois River.
15:20	ELM SPGS	WASHINGTON	Strong thunderstorm wind uprooted or snapped multiple trees.
15:23	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Strong thunderstorm wind snapped the trunk of a tree, and snapped large tree limbs.
15:34	SONORA	WASHINGTON	Strong thunderstorm wind snapped and uprooted multiple trees.
19:27	SEARCY MUNI ARPT	WHITE	Trees were blown down along Gum Springs Road in Searcy.
20:18	FORREST CITY MUNI AR	ST. FRANCIS	Numerous trees downed on the south side of Forrest City. Several power poles down, a church sustained roof damage, and a metal building sustained significant damage.
20:56	SEYPPEL	CRITTENDEN	Severe roof damage to a home on Northwood Dr with part of the roof collapsing into the home. Several other homes experienced roof damage with several trees down across the area.

Nebraska · 20 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:15	KIMBALL	KIMBALL	AWOS site in Kimball reported a 70mph wind gust.
16:05	SCOTTSBLUFF	SCOTTS BLUFF	KBFF ASOS at the Scottsbluff airport reported a wind gust of 69mph.
16:06	HAIG	SCOTTS BLUFF	Mesonet site 4 WNW of Terrytown reported a wind gust of 69mph.
16:16	SCOTTSBLUFF	SCOTTS BLUFF	KBFF ASOS at the Scottsbluff aiport reported a wind gust of 71 mph.
17:27	MACON	FRANKLIN	A wind gust of 62 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located two miles west-northwest of Macon.
17:51	STRATTON	HITCHCOCK	An NWS Storms survey found evidence of straight line winds along Road 714 north of Stratton in the form of 50 yards of fence posts broken near poles. An additional 3 power poles were also found snapped roughly 3-5 feet from the surface. Further east along Road 714 hardwood trees had been uprooted. Further to the east a large 10 inch tree uprooted; additional trees around 2 foot in diameter were also uprooted.
17:58	STRATTON	HITCHCOCK	A NWS storm survey found damage to a farmstead at the intersection of CR 716 and 351 from straight line winds. Damage included part of a wheat header rotated in place. An empty grain bin was destroyed, with parts of it blown against a machine shed to the northeast. Part of door blown off track; doors were closed. Part of the destroyed bin was impaled in the roof. Wheels on a grain auger were bent. Hardwood trees were snapped. A roof was also blown off of a well house. Another farmstead to the northeast across Road 351 sustained damage which included an empty gravity wagon tipped over along with a large swath of tree trunks apart of a wind break snapped. An old barn was also collapsed.
18:03	BERTRAND	PHELPS	A wind gust of 68 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located eight miles south-southwest of Overton.
18:10	PALISADE RICH ARPT	HITCHCOCK	An NWS Storm Survey found a pivot tipped over along with damage to the end of it. 10 power poles were broken as well.
18:10	PALISADE RICH ARPT	HITCHCOCK	An NWS Storm Survey found a metal door to a shed partially torn off along with a flipped irrigation pivot.
19:20	RAVENNA	BUFFALO	A wind gust of 65 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located six miles southwest of Boelus.
19:44	STRATTON	HITCHCOCK	A storm survey found estimated 120 mph straight line winds that continued along Highway 34 to the northeast. Multiple sheds and at least 15 power poles were blown down along with numerous large tree limbs. 3 center pivots along the straight lined wind path were also flipped. The damage path was roughly 1600 yards wide.
20:29	ANGUS	NUCKOLLS	Wind gusts estimated to be near 70 MPH resulted in a few overturned irrigation pivots in the area.
20:29	ANGUS	NUCKOLLS	Wind gusts estimated to be near 75 MPH resulted in 11 empty train cars being pushed off of the track.
21:15	(GRI)GRAND IS RGNL A	HALL	A wind gust of 60 MPH was measured by the Grand Island Central Nebraska Regional Airport ASOS.
21:31	WOOD RIVER	HALL	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located one mile west-southwest of Wood River.
21:33	WOOD RIVER	HALL	A wind gust of 61 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located four miles west-southwest of Wood River.
22:30	SUMNER	DAWSON	A wind gust of 68 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located four miles southeast of Eddyville.
22:37	MILLER	BUFFALO	Emergency management estimated wind gusts near 60 MPH.
23:18	MALCOLM	LANCASTER	Emergency management report of 2 to 3 inch in diameter tree branches down and shingle blown off outbuildings. Wind speed estimated from damage and time estimated from radar.

Georgia · 17 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:15	HUNTINGTON	TROUP	Emergency manager reported a tree down on a home near the intersection of Ginger Cir and Debra Dr.
08:15	HUNTINGTON	TROUP	Emergency manager reported that a tree fell through a home, doing substantial damage along the 100 block of Colonial Ct in LaGrange.
08:25	LOUISE	TROUP	Emergency manager reported a tree down on a vehicle near the intersection of Hines Road and Towns Road.
08:25	SMITHS MILL	TROUP	Emergency manager reported a tree down on a home near the 1100 block of Floyd Rd in southern Troup County.
08:30	TRIMBLE	TROUP	NWS Employee reports numerous trees snapped near mile marker 30 on I-85.
08:50	LOFTIN	MERIWETHER	Public reported several trees down near the intersection of Truitt St and River Rd, including one over the railroad near where it crosses River Rd.
08:50	LOFTIN	MERIWETHER	Public report of a tree down near the intersection of Amberwood Ln and GA-85.
08:50	BULLOCHVILLE	MERIWETHER	Broadcast media reports multiple trees down near the city of Warm Springs, with two blocking Judson Bulloch Rd, one blocking Hidden Lakes Rd, one over River Rd, and one on Spring St.
09:00	ATWATER	UPSON	Amateur radio operator reported power lines down along Thompson Rd, which led to a fire.
09:00	LIFSEY	PIKE	Emergency manager reported several trees down along both eastbound and westbound Hwy 109 in southern Pike County.
09:05	LINCOLN PARK	UPSON	Amateur radio operator reported a few power poles and power lines down along Carter Loop in the city of Thomaston.
09:05	BARKER SPG	UPSON	Amateur radio operator reported power lines down near the intersection of Gordon School Rd and Indian Trail Rd.
09:21	ROBERTA	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported a tree and a power line down on Childres Rd.
09:24	HORNS	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported a tree and power lines down on Horne Rd, between S Duggar Ave and Hortman Mill Rd.
09:30	ZENITH	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported a tree and power lines down on Zenith Mill Rd near Pearson Farm and W Houze Rd.
09:32	SANDY POINT	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported a tree and power line down at the 2200 block of Carl Sutton Rd.
09:49	PERRY	HOUSTON	The Mesonet Station GA347 I-75 at SR 7 measured a 58 mph wind gust.

Oklahoma · 8 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:50	OKMULGEE	OKMULGEE	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down multiple trees on Sharp Road.
01:55	NADDOCK	OKMULGEE	The Oklahoma Mesonet station near Okmulgee measured 60 mph thunderstorm wind gusts.
02:39	WEBBERS FALLS	MUSKOGEE	The Oklahoma Mesonet station near Webbers Falls measured 58 mph thunderstorm wind gusts.
02:55	VIAN	SEQUOYAH	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees.
03:35	POCOLA	LE FLORE	Strong thunderstorm wind blew off shingles from a roof.
14:30	KANSAS	DELAWARE	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees on Dayton Road.
14:50	WEST SILOAM SPGS	DELAWARE	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down a few trees and snapped large tree limbs in Natural Falls State Park.
16:40	ARNETT	ELLIS	Arnett (ARNE) Mesonet observation.

Kansas · 7 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:58	GOODLAND ARPT	SHERMAN	The ASOS at the Goodland Airport measured a 55 mph wind gust at 3:54pm MT followed by a 58 mph wind gust at 3:58pm MT and then a 60 mph wind gust at 4:06pm MT.
16:17	ST FRANCIS ARPT	CHEYENNE	Storm survey pictures of a hay wagon with partial bale in it was tipped to the north. A smaller metal bin was thrown as well. An electric fence was also completely destroyed as well.
16:45	MC ALLASTER	LOGAN	Mesonet site named UP840 reported the wind gust.
17:19	BIRD CITY	CHEYENNE	A 63 mph wind gust was recorded via Ambient Weather site 3350_(AWN644725c42c9e7c32b00d2cb6). In McDonald 50 feet visibility in blowing dust was also reported.
18:55	(CNK)BLOSSER APT CON	CLOUD	Concordia asos station KCNK measured gust.
19:04	INDUSTRY	CLAY	Estimated 60 mph gusts. Tree limbs around two inches in diameter down. Also golf ball size hail.
19:05	ANGELUS	SHERIDAN	Part of a irrigation pivot was tipped over.

Texas · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:33	MINGUS	PALO PINTO	Power poles and damaged trees were observed along Rock Creek Road to the northwest of Mingus.
19:00	SANTO	PALO PINTO	Very strong inbound winds into a tornadic supercell produced widespread tree damage along FM 2201 and into Santo. A light pole at the athletic field was also bent, and some minor roof damage was also observed in Santo.
19:35	DENNIS	PARKER	An old barn was destroyed and several trees were uprooted along Gilbert Pit Rd south of a nearby tornado track.
20:30	CORINTH	DENTON	Law enforcement reported numerous trees and tree limbs blown down across Denton.
20:49	DENTON	DENTON	A 67 mph gust was measured at Guinn Hall TWU.

Colorado · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:55	PAWNEE BUTTES	WELD	Station KIOW 2 miles northwest of Pawnee Buttes.
15:15	WRAY BOWMAN ARPT	YUMA	The public weather station named KCOWRAY7 located 3 NNW Vernon reported the gust.
16:53	BURLINGTON	KIT CARSON	The ASOS station KITR Burlington Co Airport reported the wind gust.

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