Hail Storm Map — June 8, 2025

Hail storm map for June 8, 2025: max 3.00" hail across AL, CO, IL, KS, LA, MO, MS, NC, NM, OK, SC, TX, VA, ~163,952 structures in swath.

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A severe hail event swept across AL, CO, IL, KS and 9 more states on June 8, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 163,952 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~124,458 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 2,409 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 145 hail reports and 232 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

163,952

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	124,458	19,179	2,366
Missouri	13,221	226	0
Kansas	9,037	777	35
Oklahoma	8,280	415	8
Alabama	3,145	0	0
Illinois	2,352	0	0
Louisiana	1,064	24	0
North Carolina	829	0	0
South Carolina	458	0	0
Colorado	454	0	0
Mississippi	399	0	0
New Mexico	214	10	0
Virginia	41	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (100)

Texas · 59 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:29	CANYON	RANDALL	A supercell thunderstorm tracked through southern Randall County and produced a swath of large hail from up to seven miles northwest of Canyon, and through the city of Canyon. Hail initially was around ping pong ball size but grew larger as the storm went through Canyon, producing hail up two and a half inches in diameter in Canyon. With measured winds around 70-80mph, much of this hail was wind-driven and produced significant damage to roofs, siding and broke many windows. While the total number of windows broken is unknown, it is at least 35.
04:48	LORENZO	CROSBY	A couple of reports were received of golf ball size hail in the town of Lorenzo.
07:10	NORTH ROBY	FISHER	Public reported baseball size hail 6 miles east of Rotan.
07:16	ROTAN	FISHER	Public reported quarter size hail.
07:31	SYLVESTER	FISHER	A trained spotter reported ping pong ball size hail.
13:42	NEWLIN	HALL	A swath of hail was observed by storm chasers along US Highway 287 north-northwest of Estelline. Hail ranged in size from quarters to half dollars.
14:38	CLAUDE	ARMSTRONG	A supercell thunderstorm slowly moved through and south of Claude. It produced a swath of hail ranging from quarter size to grapefruit size. The largest hailstones that measured 3.5 inches and 4.25 inches occurred around ten miles south of Claude.
15:54	SNAP	PANOLA	Half dollar size hail reported near the intersection of County Road 106 and County Road 103.
16:10	BRICE	HALL	Several storm chasers reported a swath of hail in and around Brice along Texas State Highway 70 and 256. Hail ranged in size from golf balls to two inches in diameter. Additionally, a Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Lesley sustained damage due to large hail consistent with the storm chaser reports.
16:24	CORINTH	DENTON	Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).
16:25	CORINTH	DENTON	Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).
16:25	BORGER	HUTCHINSON	ICECHIP research team provided this measurement.
16:44	LAKE DALLAS	DENTON	Quarter size hail was reported in Lake Dallas via amateur radio.
16:50	MORGAN MILL	ERATH	Quarter size hail reported in Morgan Mill by FD.
16:53	PATILO	ERATH	Images from social media showed hail measuring three quarter of an inch to one inch south of Lipan.
16:58	CENTER	SHELBY	Golf ball size hail reported near Highway 7 just southwest of Center.
17:00	STINNETT	HUTCHINSON	A thunderstorm moved over and just to the southwest of Stinnett and produced severe hail. Golfball hail fell over Stinnett. The ICECHIP research team measured several hailstones to the southwest of Stinnett, between one and four miles. These ranged from 24 to 33mm, which when converted to inches is 1.0-1.25 inches.
17:12	BAKER	COTTLE	A storm chaser reported hail as large as golf balls along US Highway 83 in northern Cottle County.
17:22	(SEP)CLARK FLD STEPH	ERATH	A trained spotter reported one inch diameter hail stones at the intersection of HWY 205 and CR 182 in Stephenville.
17:24	DICKENS	DICKENS	Several storm chasers observed severe hail in and around Dickens ranging in size from half dollars to golf balls.
17:25	BLAND LAKE	SAN AUGUSTINE	Ping pong ball size hail reported near Bland Lake.
17:28	PADUCAH	COTTLE	Numerous storm chasers reported a swath of severe hail in and around the town of Paducah. The largest hail was located on US Highway 83 south of Paducah and along US Highway 70 northeast of Paducah. Hail ranged in size from quarters to tennis ball size. No damage was reported at the time.
17:30	SPUR MUNI ARPT	DICKENS	Several storm chasers reported a swath of severe hail from approximately nine miles southwest of Spur to six miles southwest of Spur. Hail ranged in size from half dollars to two inches in diameter. No damage was reported at the time.
17:32	BRANCH	COLLIN	Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).
17:38	ODESSA	ECTOR	The sheriffs office in Odessa reported quarter-size hail falling at their office. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
17:40	COOPER	DELTA	Photo received from the public of hail slightly larger than quarters just outside of Cooper.
17:40	GIRARD	KENT	A storm chaser reported golf ball size hail along Farm to Market Road 1081 in northwestern Kent County.
17:43	HACKBERRY	COTTLE	Local broadcast media relayed a report of hail near Hackberry measuring approximately two inches in diameter. No damage was reported at the time.
18:00	MIDLAND	MIDLAND	A trained spotter reported half dollar-size hail in Midland. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
18:02	MIDLAND	MIDLAND	A report was received form the public of golf ball-size hail in Midland. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
18:06	CLAIREMONT	KENT	A storm chaser reported two inch diameter hail north of Clairmont along Texas State Highway 208. No damage was reported at the time.
18:10	GREENWOOD	MIDLAND	A picture of approximately golf ball-size hail was provided by an emergency manager. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
18:24	STANTON	MARTIN	A report was received from the public of half dollar-size hail in Stanton. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
18:30	JAYTON	KENT	A storm chaser reported half dollar size hail on the northwest side of Jayton.
18:46	SETTLERS ADDITION	HOWARD	Golf ball-size hail was reported in Big Spring. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
18:52	BIG SPRING	HOWARD	Golf ball-size hail was reported in Big Spring. The report mentioned the hail occurred near MM179 on I-20. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
19:02	COAHOMA	HOWARD	Tennis ball-size hail was reported in Coahoma by the public. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
19:22	WESTBROOK	MITCHELL	A report was received of golf ball-size hail in Westbrook. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
19:26	JAYTON	KENT	A report was received on mPing of quarter size hail on the northwest side of Jayton.
19:32	COLORADO CITY	MITCHELL	Penny-size hail was reported in Colorado City. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
19:32	COLORADO CITY	MITCHELL	Quarter-size hail was reported in Colorado City. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.
20:05	WOODSON	THROCKMORTON	Woodson Fire Department reported quarter size hail 1 mile north of Woodson.
20:15	WOODSON	THROCKMORTON	NWS Austin/San Antonio relayed a trained spotter report of golf ball size hail in Woodson, Texas.
20:29	DENISON	GRAYSON	Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).
20:35	ALBANY	SHACKELFORD	Public report of half dollar sized hail.
20:36	LUBBOCK	LUBBOCK	A report was received from mPing of quarter size hail within the city of Lubbock.
21:05	NOODLE	JONES	An amateur radio operator reported quarter size hail in Noodle, Texas.
21:08	MERKEL	TAYLOR	Public report of quarter size hail in Merkel, Texas.
21:34	BAIRD	CALLAHAN	Public report of half dollar sized hail in Baird.
21:35	ABILENE	TAYLOR	Public report of quarter size hail at Abilene Christian University.
21:39	BAIRD	CALLAHAN	An amateur radio operator reported golf ball size hail in Baird along I-20.
21:56	CLYDE	CALLAHAN	Public report of quarter sized hail in Clyde.
22:34	TYE	TAYLOR	Public report of ping pong ball sized hail near Tye.
22:45	CLYDE	CALLAHAN	Public report of golf ball sized hail near Clyde.
22:47	WYLIE	TAYLOR	Public report of half dollar sized hail just west of Potosi.
22:47	CAPS	TAYLOR	Public report of tennis ball sized hail just south of Dyess AFB.
22:49	CLYDE	CALLAHAN	Public report of golf ball sized hail just northeast of Clyde.
22:54	PRITCHETT	UPSHUR	Penny size hail reported in Pritchett.
23:10	TUSCOLA	TAYLOR	Public report of quarter size hail 2.5 miles northeast of Tuscola.

Kansas · 14 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
11:05	LIBERAL	SEWARD	A video was sent in through social media.
13:20	CENTERVILLE	LINN	Two inch diameter hail reported between Centerville and Blue Mound.
13:38	MOUND CITY	LINN	Hail up to ping pong ball size reported at Mound City Lake.
13:45	CIMARRON	GRAY	A report of dime to nickel size hail was received through social media.
13:56	BRONSON	BOURBON	Hail to two inches in diameter occurred in Bronson, Kansas.
14:10	DEVON	BOURBON	Hail to the size of quarters fell in Devon.
14:26	HAMMOND	BOURBON	Hail to two inches in diameter occurred in Fort Scott, Kansas.
14:35	DODGE CITY	FORD	A photo of approximately quarter sized hail was fielded through social media.
14:36	DODGE CITY	FORD	A report of nickel sized hail was recieved.
15:09	ELK CITY LAKE	MONTGOMERY	Quarter sized hail reported by the Independence Daily Reporter.
15:11	FARLINGTON	CRAWFORD	Hail to the size of quarters fell north of Girard.
15:11	CALDWELL	SUMNER	KAKE chaser reported lots of hail with mostly nickels but some quarter sized stones.
15:21	CROWEBURG	CRAWFORD	Hail to the size of quarters fell near Arma.
16:12	STIPPVILLE	CHEROKEE	A CoCoRAHS report of half dollar sized hail 3.6 miles north of Columbus, Kansas.

Missouri · 12 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:25	BALLARD	BATES	Social media picture showing quarter sized hail east of Ballard.
14:28	GERMANTOWN	HENRY	Social media report of tennis ball sized hail southeast of Ballard.
14:29	PIPER	HENRY	Emergency manager relayed pictures of large hail NW of Montrose.
14:30	NEW PIPER	HENRY	Social media report of golf ball sized hail east of Ballard.
14:32	GERMANTOWN	HENRY	Emergency manager relayed photo of quarter to half dollar sized hail in the unincorporated town of Germantown.
14:44	LA DUE	HENRY	Emergency manager relayed photo of measured hail between 2 and 2.5 inches.
14:58	DEEPWATER	HENRY	Social media report of quarter sized hail near Deepwater.
16:56	RICH HILL	BATES	Emergency manager relayed report of quarter hail just north of Rich Hill along Interstate 49.
18:15	OSCEOLA	ST. CLAIR	Hail just larger than quarter size occurred in Osceola.
19:02	SALEM	DENT	Hail to the size of quarters fell near Salem.
19:06	WEST AURORA	MILLER	Hail reported to cover the ground around quarter size southwest of Eldon.
19:09	WEST AURORA	MILLER	Photos from social media showed several hail stones between half dollar and golf ball size hail. A large volume of hail was reported within the storm, with Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers requesting MODOT assistance clearing the roadway on Highway 54. Several vehicles had damaged windshields.

Oklahoma · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:20	DEMPSEY	ROGER MILLS	The report was relayed by emergency management. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
16:32	HUCMAC	DEWEY	The report was relayed through mPING.
16:49	ELK CITY	BECKHAM	The location is approximate.

Wisconsin · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:14	SHAWANO	SHAWANO	Quarter size hail fell in Shawano.
16:16	SHAWANO	SHAWANO	Quarter size hail fell near Shawano. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.

Virginia · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
04:55	PURDY	GREENSVILLE	A trained spotter reported quarter sized hail (one inch in diameter) 1 mile north of Cowie Corner.
05:10	JARRATT	SUSSEX	Hail estimated to be around the size of quarters (one inch in diameter) was observed from a VDOT camera at mile marker 17 on I-95 North.

New Mexico · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:54	GLADSTONE	UNION	A trained spotter reported quarter size hail from a severe thunderstorm on his ranch several miles north of U.S. 56/412 in far western Union County.
19:32	BELL RANCH	SAN MIGUEL	A trained spotter in far eastern San Miguel County observed dime to ping pong ball size hail from a severe thunderstorm. The hail resulted in some minor dents to the spotter's vehicle.

South Carolina · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
11:13	OLANTA	FLORENCE	Hail estimated at nickel to quarter size briefly fell near this location.
11:13	MANNING CLARENDON AR	CLARENDON	Clarendon County EM relayed a picture of approximately Quarter sized Hail in the Wyboo neighborhood. Time estimated by radar.

Louisiana · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:47	WILLIAMSPORT	POINTE COUPEE	A member of the reported quarter sized hail.

North Carolina · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:20	WALKERS STORE	PENDER	Estimated hail up to penny size along Old River Road south of Burgaw.

Michigan · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:03	CHAMPION	MARQUETTE	One inch hail observed by the public near Champion. Time estimated from radar.

Alabama · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:08	BLUFF	FAYETTE	Social media photo of quarter-size hail.

Wind reports (232)

Texas · 104 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:25	UMBARGER	RANDALL	The mesonet site located at three miles north-northeast of Umbarger measured a wind gust of 72mph.
01:26	UMBARGER	RANDALL	Widespread wind damage occurred as a supercell moved from just west of Canyon and through Canyon. This damage consisted of snapped large and healthy tree branches , at least one uprooted tree, major roof damage, structural damage to an old outbuilding, blown over farm equipment, campers and high profile vehicles, and at least ten snapped power poles. There was also a measured wind gust of 84 mph at the mesonet site located one mile west of Canyon.
05:17	WHITE RIVER LAKE	CROSBY	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near White River Lake measured a wind gust of 59 mph.
07:07	ROTAN	FISHER	A mesonet observation station reported a 71 mph wind gust.
14:51	LONGVIEW HGTS	HARRISON	Several trees and powerlines downed in the vicinity of Longview Heights.
15:30	TATUM	RUSK	A large tree downed at a playground in Tatum, reported via social media.
15:42	GOODNIGHT	ARMSTRONG	The mesonet station located 15 miles west southwest of Clarendon gusted to 65 mph at 1640CDT and continued to gust above 58 mph until 1646CDT. The peak gust of 83 mph occurred at 1642CDT.
16:09	BRICE	HALL	A research team from NSSL measured a 90mph wind gust with a mobile mesonet along Texas State Highway 256 south of Brice. These winds also overturned an irrigation center pivot.
16:20	TIMPSON	SHELBY	First Baptist Church of Timpson sustained exterior damage, reported via broadcast media source and later confirmed via NWS damage survey. Severe wind gusts here knocked the brick veneer off of the front of the church with that veneer falling onto the church awning and destroying that as well.
16:21	LESLEY	HALL	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Lesley measured severe wind gusts from 1621 CST through 1622 CST. A peak wind gust of 68 mph was measured at 1621 CST.
16:51	NORTHFIELD	MOTLEY	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Northfield measured severe wind gusts from 1851 CST through 1853 CST. A peak wind gust of 65 mph was measured at 1852 CST. Additionally, a storm chaser that sever power poles were bent over the roadway northeast of Northfield.
16:55	PYOTE WILSON ARPT	WARD	The station F9693 10WNW Pyote recorded a 58 mph wind gust. The duration of occurrence is partially estimated.
17:00	JERICHO	SHELBY	Structural straight-line wind damage was observed in the community of Jericho where a clustering of chicken houses was mostly to completely destroyed by northerly wind gusts estimated to be up to 100 mph.
17:02	CEE VEE	COTTLE	A storm chaser reported that a steeple was blown off a church in Cee Vee.
17:25	PADUCAH	COTTLE	Local broadcast media relayed a photograph of large tree limbs down in the town of Paducah due to severe wind gusts.
17:32	PADUCAH	COTTLE	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Paducah measured severe wind gusts from 1732 CST through 1737 CST. A peak wind gust of 77 mph was measured at 1733 CST. Additionally, an NWS cooperative weather observer reported that the north side of a large shed was blown in approximately ten miles south of Paducah.
17:43	HACKBERRY	COTTLE	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Hackberry measured severe wind gusts from 1743 CST through 1750 CST. A peak wind gust of 72 mph was measured at 1746 CST.
17:50	CONVILLE	SAN AUGUSTINE	Numerous trees downed across San Augustine County and blocking roadways, including the intersection of Highway 103 and U.S. Highway 96.
18:08	GREENWOOD	MIDLAND	A report was received of wind driven hail damaging windows of an RV/trailer. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The maximum wind gust is also estimated, as are the cost of damages.
18:08	GREENWOOD	MIDLAND	An NWS Survey Team found thunderstorm wind damage 5 miles west of Greenwood. Several mobile homes were damaged, and some roof damage to surrounding structures was also noted due to an estimated 85-90 mph wind gust. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.
18:09	TRUSCOTT	KNOX	Truscott (TRUS) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak wind gust of 64 knots occurring at 1810 LST.
18:14	TRUSCOTT	KNOX	Truscott (TRUS) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak wind gust of 70 knots occurring at 1815 LST.
18:15	BADEN	MIDLAND	The station UR098 measured a 67 mph wind gust. The total duration of occurrence is partially estimated.
18:20	ST LAWRENCE	GLASSCOCK	The West Texas Mesonet station 5 SW Saint Lawrence measured a 64 mph wind gust.
18:37	BROWNDALE	JASPER	Multiple trees were downed in the Browndell area.
18:42	KNOX CITY	KNOX	Knox City (KNOX) Mesonet observation.
18:44	ALPINE TERLINGUA ARP	BREWSTER	The West Texas Mesonet station at Persimmon Gap recorded numerous severe wind gusts. The strongest gust was 75 mph.
18:44	KNOX CITY	KNOX	Knox City (KNOX) Mesonet observation.
18:45	KNOX CITY	KNOX	Power poles and lines were blown down in the community of Knox City. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
18:45	THALIA	FOARD	A shared image shows a power pole blown over along FM267. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
18:46	BIG SPRING	HOWARD	Numerous reports were received of wind-driven hail damage across Big Spring. West facing windows and walls of homes were damaged. Car windows were broken. Multiple power poles were snapped. At least some small metal outbuilldings and awnings were damaged. Wind speeds are estimated to have been between 80-100 mph. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The total cost of damages is also estimated.
18:48	BIG SPRING	HOWARD	Multiple reports were received from the public that most west-facing windows were broken at Hotel Settles in Big Spring due to damaging wind-driven hail. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages and the maximum wind gust are also estimated.
18:51	NORTHFIELD	MOTLEY	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Northfield measured severe wind gusts from 1851 CST through 1853 CST. A peak wind gust of 65 mph was measured at 1852 CST.
18:53	KNOX CITY	KNOX	Knox City (KNOX) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak gusts of 52 knots occurring at 1855 and 1856 LST.
18:56	SAND SPGS	HOWARD	The UPR station UP294 Coahoma measured a 58 mph wind gust. The total duration of occurrence is partially estimated.
18:57	GOREE	KNOX	Hefner (HEFN) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak wind gust of 59 knots occurring at 1857 LST.
18:58	ROTAN	FISHER	The National Weather Service conducted a storm survey after a strong supercell thunderstorm moved southeast across Fisher \|County, with a swath of very strong winds that pushed through the \|northern and central portions of the county. Three broken steel \|transmission poles were observed northeast of Rotan, a roof of a \|degraded carport was blown off in Rotan, a couple small barns or \|outbuildings were heavily damaged east of Roby and in Sylvester, \|tree damage was widespread, and broken wood power poles were \|observed as well. The estimated peak wind speed was 100 mph and \|the distance of the wind damage was around 18 miles.
18:58	ROTAN	FISHER	A mesonet observation station reported a wind gust of 81 mph 5 miles west of Rotan.
19:00	ROCHESTER	HASKELL	Emergency manager reports a roof was damaged at a school. Numerous trees were also blown down across Rochester. Time estimated via radar.
19:01	WEINERT	HASKELL	A mesonet observation station reported a 73 mph wind gust.
19:03	GOREE	KNOX	Hefner (HEFN) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak gust of 87 knots occurring at 1906 LST.
19:10	GOREE	KNOX	Several power poles were blown down and a semi-trailer was blown over along U.S. Highway 277. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:20	HASKELL	HASKELL	A mesonet observation station reported a 66 mph wind gust.
19:34	BUFORD	MITCHELL	The West Texas Mesonet station 105 5NW Colorado City recorded a 58 mph wind gust.
19:45	STAMFORD ARLEDGE ARP	JONES	A wind gust of 86 mph was measured at the Mesonet site 5 miles east-southeast of Stamford.
19:45	ROBY	FISHER	Law Enforcement reported a Hog Farm east of Roby had damage to their property and multiple powerlines down along the road.
19:48	HACKBERRY	COTTLE	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Hackberry measured severe wind gusts from 1948 CST to 1949 CST. A peak wind gust of 67 mph was measured at 1949 CST.
19:50	MC CAULLEY	FISHER	Law Enforcement reported multiple powerlines down along Farm to Market Road 57.
20:05	LUSK	THROCKMORTON	The Woodson Fire Department reported 70 to 75 mph wind gusts.
20:17	TRUSCOTT	KNOX	Truscott (TRUS) Mesonet observation. Severe (>50-knot) wind gusts occurred during the event time, with the peak gust of 59 knots occurring at 2017 LST.
20:19	CALLISBURG	COOKE	Emergency management estimated 60 mph wind gusts in the city of Callisburg. Power was reported to be out in the area. On the east side of town, a large tree blew over onto an SUV, trapping a driver, but no injuries occurred.
20:24	TRUSCOTT	KNOX	Truscott (TRUS) Mesonet observation.
20:25	ALBANY	SHACKELFORD	A mesonet observation station reported a 66 mph wind gust.
20:25	COLLINSVILLE	GRAYSON	Damage was reported to three properties between Whitesboro and Collinsville near the intersection of Shadow Valley Rd and Clements Rd. The roof was torn off an auxiliary garage, a tree fell on an abandoned home, and part of the roof was torn off a double wide manufactured home.
20:26	COLLINSVILLE	GRAYSON	A weather station on the north side of Collinsville reported 62 mph wind gust. In Collinsville, at least two large trees was uprooted and one fell on a car.
20:27	CALLISBURG	COOKE	Emergency management reported a measured wind gust of 69 mph 4 miles west of Callisburg.
20:33	BURNS CITY	COOKE	A trained spotter estimated 55 to 60 mph wind gusts 2 miles west-northwest of Tioga.
20:42	VALLEY VIEW	COOKE	A trained spotter measured a wind gust of 82 mph near the FM 922 and FM 2848 intersection north of Sanger.
20:44	DENTON	DENTON	Amateur radio reported a measured wind gust of 63 mph at Texas Woman's University's Guinn Hall in Denton.
20:50	ALVORD	WISE	Ham radio estimated 50-60 mph wind gusts in the city of Alvord.
20:51	GRAHAM CHAPEL	GARZA	A Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Graham measured intermittent severe wind gusts from 2051 CST through 2204 CST. A peak wind gust of 67 mph was measured at 2133 CST.
20:57	RAVENNA	FANNIN	A storm survey team determined RFD or inflow winds along the west side of a tornado track caused notable tree damage and some structural damage along FM 274 and West FM 898 between Ravenna and Bonham.
21:02	BONHAM	FANNIN	A storm survey team determined RFD or inflow winds along Old Silo Road on the west side of Bonham, southwest of an ongoing tornado, blew part of the roof off a Braums store on Hwy 121, flattened the scoreboard at the Warriors Stadium, and lifted part of the roof off the western side of Finley Oates Elementary school.
21:03	BONHAM	FANNIN	In addition to the EF-1 tornado that struck northwest Bonham, a large downburst engulfed most of the city causing widespread wind damage. Dozens of trees, power lines, and power poles were blown down with many roads blocked. Several trees fell onto homes and vehicles. A few buildings suffered minor roof and exterior damage. Power was out to parts of the city for up to one week. Winds were estimated between 60-80 mph.
21:06	BONHAM JONES ARPT	FANNIN	A large downburst struck areas from the Boyd area along Hwy 78 eastward to around Lake Bonham. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down in this area, with some damage to outbuildings. Winds were estimated between 60-80 mph.
21:07	LEWISVILLE	DENTON	A trained spotter reported a measured wind gust of 65 mph near the intersection of Interstate 35E and Highway 407 northwest of Lewisville.
21:12	STRAWN	PALO PINTO	A public report indicated trees blown down in Strawn, Texas.
21:15	DODD CITY	FANNIN	Emergency management reported widespread tree damage and some structure damage in Dodd City. Winds were estimated at 80 mph.
21:16	WELCH	DAWSON	The West Texas Mesonet station 96 WELCH Dawson County recorded a couple of severe wind gusts over this 10 minute span of time. The strongest gust was 67 mph.
21:19	GORDON	PALO PINTO	A public report indicated trees downed and roof damage to metal buildings along Dairy Farm Road in Mingus, TX.
21:22	GORDON	PALO PINTO	Social media images indicated a porch roof torn off of a home, and a small metal outbuilding destroyed in Gordon, Texas.
21:25	WINDOM	FANNIN	Grain silos were reported collapsed in Windom.
21:27	GORDON	PALO PINTO	A public report included images of a small metal outbuilding destroyed in the Coalville area northeast of Gordon.
21:29	HONEY GROVE	FANNIN	Thunderstorm winds were estimated at 60 mph in Honey Grove.
21:34	LAKE PALO PINTO	PALO PINTO	A social media image indicated windows blown in at the RW Miller Power Plant near Lake Palo Pinto.
21:43	RICHARDSON	DALLAS	Amateur radio passed along multiple 60 mph wind reports in and near the city of Richardson.
21:44	MINERAL WELLS	PALO PINTO	Broadcast media produced images of a roof torn off of a metal building, and powerlines downed on Highway 180, west of the city of Mineral Wells.
21:47	CUMBY	HOPKINS	Broadcast media produced an image of a tree fallen onto a home in Cumby, causing damage to its roof.
21:50	ROWLETT	DALLAS	A trained spotter reported that a 60 mph wind gust was measured at Lakeside Park in Rowlett, TX.
21:50	LAMESA MUNI ARPT	DAWSON	The AWOS station KLUV Lamesa recorded a 60 mph wind gust. The total time of occurrence is partially approximated.
21:51	MILLSAP	PARKER	The Automated Surface Observation System at Mineral Wells Airport measured a wind gust of 69 mph, or 60 knots.
21:55	GRAPEVINE	TARRANT	DFW Airport ASOS gusted to 68 mph / 59 kt.
21:55	LAMESA	DAWSON	The West Texas Mesonet station 18 Lamesa 2SE recorded a 60 mph wind gust.
22:00	CHICOTA	LAMAR	Emergency management reported a few trees down near the FM 906 and FM 197 intersection in Chicota.
22:02	DENNIS	PARKER	A trained spotter reported an 85 MPH wind gust in Dennis, TX.
22:09	ABILENE BTTRFLD ARPT	TAYLOR	A National Weather Service Storm Survey determined that a microburst from a severe thunderstorm occurred across northern portions of Abilene. The 199 foot tower at the KTXS TV station was bent and pushed over onto the roof and all the way to the other side of the property, while the base of the tower stayed intact. Meanwhile, \|in the rear of the KTXS TV station facility, a large, heavy air \|conditioning unit on top of the garage being blown over was likely\|the cause of the roof caving in and the partial collapse of the \|exterior brick walls of the garage. Finally, the roof of the \|carport in the rear of the KTXS TV station was blown off, with one\|panel of the roof being sent to the other side of the building. \|Due to this structural damage, peak winds were estimated at 90 mph.\|\|Elsewhere in northern Abilene, there was widespread tree damage \|(large broken tree limbs, some trees uprooted), road signs were \|bent or blown over, a drive in movie theater screen was destroyed,\|and the roof of a single family residence was heavily damaged. \|Also, a brick wall in front of the HSU football field stands was \|partially collapsed.
22:11	WEATHERFORD	PARKER	Amateur radio reported a 60 MPH wind gust in Weatherford.
22:12	MT PLEASANT	TITUS	Numerous trees downed across Titus County.
22:13	TARZAN	MARTIN	The West Texas Mesonet station 84 2WNW Tarzan/Martin County recorded a 67 mph wind gust.
22:17	ABILENE	TAYLOR	Public reported multiple tree branches blown down. A fence was also knocked down.
22:19	ABILENE	TAYLOR	A 78 mph wind gust was measured at the West Texas Mesonet observation station on the Abilene Christian University campus.
22:25	WAPLES	HOOD	Amateur radio reported a tree down along Temple Hall Highway in Granbury.
22:39	GAIL	BORDEN	The West Texas Mesonet station 26 Gail 2SE measured a 67 mph wind gust.
22:40	JOSHUA ARPT	JOHNSON	Amateur radio reported a 60 MPH wind gust 2 miles west of Joshua.
22:40	WESTLAND	TARRANT	Amateur radio reported a 71 MPH wind gust in White Settlement.
22:42	PITTSBURG	CAMP	Tree downed onto a manufactured home southwest of Pittsburg.
22:44	CLYDE	CALLAHAN	A mesonet observation station reported a 61 mph wind gust.
22:45	GAIL	BORDEN	The West Texas Mesonet station 31 Fluvanna 3W recorded a 60 mph wind gust.
22:57	POTOSI	TAYLOR	A county official reported the following damage at a one family residence: A portion of a gutter peeled off, debris in the yard, a shed blown over upside down, a solar panel installation pulled slightly out of the ground, and large tree branches knocked down. Time estimated based off of radar.
22:58	GRANDVIEW MCELROY AR	JOHNSON	Social media images indicated a tree 8 to 12 inches in diameter snapped around 6 feet off the ground just north of the city of Grandview.
22:58	GILMER	UPSHUR	A wind gust of 68 mph was recorded via a personal weather station in Gilmer.
23:30	OVERTON	RUSK	Multiple trees downed in Overton.
23:35	SINGISER	HILL	The Automated Weather Observation System at the Hillsboro, TX Airport measured a 64 MPH wind gust.
23:39	(MAF) MIDLAND INTL	MIDLAND	The ASOS station KMAF Midland measured a 58 mph wind gust. The total time of occurrence is approximated based off of available data.

South Carolina · 35 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:37	CLEDRA	EDGEFIELD	Edgefield County Dispatch reports trees down on Gilgal Rd. Time estimated from radar.
09:38	ST ANDREWS	LEXINGTON	Broadcast media relayed a picture of a tree down on the 900 block of Tara Trail causing minor damage to the property. Time estimated by radar.
09:55	MYRON MANOR	RICHLAND	Key Net Controller shared a picture of a large tree blocking the exit to a cul-de-sac on the 4200 block of Devine Street. Time estimated by radar.
10:06	EASTOVER	RICHLAND	SC DOT reports trees down on US 601 near the intersection with Garners Ferry Rd. Time estimated from radar.
10:20	HORATIO	SUMTER	Spotter reports a small tree down across SC 261 near Dalzell, SC.
11:07	ESTILL	HAMPTON	The Hampton County 911 Call Center reported multiple trees down along Highway 321 just outside of Estill.
11:16	ISLANDTON	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported a tree down in the 15000 Block of Sniders Highway.
11:17	PROVIDENCE	ORANGEBURG	The SC DOT webcam on I-95 near mile marker 93 shows trees down on the interstate blocking the road. Time estimated from radar.
11:19	ROSINVILLE	DORCHESTER	A Dorchester County emergency manager reported a tree down along Charleston Highway near Shannon Loop.
11:22	WILLIAMS	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported power lines down along Garris Avenue near Till Lane.
11:22	ROSINVILLE	DORCHESTER	A Dorchester County emergency manager reported a tree down in the 1700 Block of Highway 15.
11:25	ROSINVILLE	DORCHESTER	A Dorchester County emergency manager reported a tree down on a vehicle on Highway 15 North near Duncan Chapel Road.
11:37	PIGEON BAY	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported a tree down and blocking both lanes of State Road near Highway 311.
11:45	DORCHESTER	DORCHESTER	A Dorchester County emergency manager reported a tree down on a power line in the 100 Block of Pendarvis Circle.
11:45	WALTERBORO	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported a tree down in the 200 Block of Gruber Street.
11:48	RITTER	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported a tree down in the 8600 Block of Green Pond Highway.
11:51	THE BARROWS	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported trees down on power lines along State Road near Sheep Island Road.
11:54	GREEN POND	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported a tree down on Green Pond Highway and Clover Hill Road.
11:54	ASHEPOO	COLLETON	A Colleton County emergency manager reported power lines down along Ace Basin Parkway near Ashepoo Drive.
11:55	NESMITH	WILLIAMSBURG	A report came in of a tree down in roadway.
12:00	BONNEAU	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported a tree down on Main Street.
12:00	MEDKIN	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported trees down on power lines along Gum Avenue.
12:09	OAKLEY	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported a tree down on Trotters Lane.
12:09	MONCKS CORNER	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported trees down on power lines in the 100 Block of West Main Street.
12:12	SLANDSVILLE	DORCHESTER	A Dorchester County emergency manager reported a tree down on a power line along the 1900 Block of Summers Drive.
12:15	AYNOR	HORRY	Law enforcement reported a tree on down on the road in Loris.
12:20	MT OLIVE	HORRY	Tree down blocking SC-19 near Liner Road in Nichols.
12:27	BETHERA	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported a tree down on Bethera Road near the intersection with Ackerman Road.
12:27	THE FARMS	BERKELEY	A Berkeley County emergency manager reported power lines down along Hoover Avenue near the intersection with Berkeley Street.
12:29	HENDERSONVILLE	COLLETON	Law enforcement reported a tree down along Highway 17 near Combahee Road.
12:30	PLEASANT GROVE	GEORGETOWN	A report came in of a tree down on Cumbee Rd.
12:39	AWENDAW	CHARLESTON	A trained spotter reported a tree down along Highway 17 near Steed Creek Road.
12:42	PINELAND	CHARLESTON	A Charleston County emergency manager reported a tree down along Highway 17 near the intersection of Sam Thompson Drive.
12:50	CUMBERLAND	GEORGETOWN	Large branches reported down on power lines along Paris Lane.
12:50	MOYD	GEORGETOWN	Tree down on Pennyroyal Rd near Mineral Place according to emergency management.

Oklahoma · 27 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:58	NASH	GRANT	The report was relayed through Spotter Network.
14:17	JEFFERSON	GRANT	At least twelve power poles were snapped along U.S. Highway 81 between the communities of Pond Creek and Medford. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
14:18	POND CREEK	GRANT	Numerous tree limbs were blown down in the community of Pond Creek. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
15:09	BLACKWELL	KAY	An estimated wind gust along Interstate 35. The location is approximate.
17:05	HOCKERVILLE	OTTAWA	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down a tree.
17:15	CLINTON	CUSTER	Clinton Regional Airport (KCLK) observation.
17:20	WATONGA	BLAINE	Watonga (WATO) Mesonet observation.
17:25	WATONGA	BLAINE	Watonga (WATO) Mesonet observation.
18:10	GEARY	BLAINE	Several power poles were blown down in the community of Geary. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
18:15	WATONGA	BLAINE	Watonga Regional Airport (KJWG) observation.
18:15	ADAIR	MAYES	Thunderstorm wind gusts were measured to 60 mph.
19:15	TUTTLE	GRADY	A personal weather station observation near the intersection of Cemetery Road and Bridge Road. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:30	LONE GROVE	CARTER	Minor roof damage to a few houses near the intersection of Brock Road and Buck Skin Road. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:30	ARDMORE	CARTER	Trees and power lines were blown down on the northwest side of the community of Ardmore. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:35	(OUN)NORMAN WESTHEIMER ARPT	CLEVELAND	An estimated wind gust near the intersection of 48th Avenue Northwest and Rock Creek Road.
19:55	MANNSVILLE	JOHNSTON	A power line was blown down near the intersection of 17th Avenue and Earl Street. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
19:55	NOBLE	CLEVELAND	The roof of a metal shop was damaged.
20:07	THACKERVILLE	LOVE	Trees were blown down in the community of Thackerville. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
20:09	THACKERVILLE	LOVE	An estimated wind gust near the Winstar Casino. The report was relayed by emergency management. The location is approximate.
20:10	MADILL	MARSHALL	Relayed images courtesy of the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show a large tree uprooted, landing on and damaging a large metal carport. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
20:30	CARTWRIGHT	BRYAN	Relayed images show minor damage to the metal roof of a church in the community of Cartwright. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
20:31	CALERA	BRYAN	An estimated wind gust at the intersection of U.S. Highway 69/75 and Platter Road. The report was relayed by emergency management.
20:35	CALERA	BRYAN	A barn was destroyed and trees were blown down near the intersection of Platter Road and Choice Lane. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
20:35	COLBERT	BRYAN	Relayed images show multiple tree branches blown down. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
20:45	LANE	ATOKA	Several trees and power poles were blown down along Research and South Iron Stob Roads from near Oklahoma State Highway 3 to Blackjack Road. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated from both radar observations and wind gusts at the nearby Lane Mesonet.
20:45	LANE	ATOKA	Lane (LANE) Mesonet observation.
20:50	LANE	ATOKA	Lane (LANE) Mesonet observation.

North Carolina · 18 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
04:38	OCRACOKE	HYDE	The gust was measured at the Ocracoke Weatherflow.
12:35	CHADBOURN	COLUMBUS	Tree down on Strawberry Blvd according to Emergency Management.
12:35	IRONHILL	COLUMBUS	A tree was reported down along Wright Rd.
12:35	NEW HOPE	COLUMBUS	Tree reported down along Midway Drive, south of Rough and Ready Road.
12:40	SOUTH WHITEVILLE	COLUMBUS	Tree down along Mill Pond Rd according to Emergency Management.
12:43	GUIDEWAY	COLUMBUS	Tree down along Ramsey Ford Rd according to Emergency Management.
13:30	WILMINGTON	NEW HANOVER	Tree down on 3rd and Market in downtown Wilmington according to trained spotters.
13:45	BAYMEADE	NEW HANOVER	The public reported a tree down on vehicle near White Road and Alamosa Drive.
14:07	OCEAN	CARTERET	Estimated 50 to 60 mph wind gusts along Highway 24 near Bogue.
14:08	HOLLY SPGS	CARTERET	A farm cage was destroyed, along with a tree blown down on Nine Foot Road. Many large branches were also blown down in the area. The report was relayed by WCTI TV.
14:11	CAPE CARTERET	CARTERET	Multiple trees were blown down across Emerald Isle.
14:13	BROAD CREEK	CARTERET	The large top half of a healthy tree was blown down along Nine Mile Rd, near the intersection of Gales Creek Road and Nine Mile Rd. The time was estimated based on radar data.
14:14	HOLLY SPGS	CARTERET	Large branches were blown down along Roberts Rd.
14:14	SOUTH MASONTOWN	CARTERET	A flag pole was snapped at the base. Large tree branch were blown down on a home in the same location of Newport.
14:18	HAVELOCK	CRAVEN	Numerous trees were blown down on the south side of Havelock.
14:33	CORE CREEK	CARTERET	Power lines were blown down across the roadway along NC Hwy 101 near Eastmans Creek. Trees were also blown down in the vicinity. The report was relayed via Facebook, with the time estimated based on radar data.
15:33	OCRACOKE	HYDE	The gust was measured at the Ocracoke WeatherFlow.
16:05	HAT BLLY MTCHLL ARPT	DARE	The gust was measured at the Frisco Woods WeatherFlow.

Virginia · 18 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:18	MOONLIGHT	GREENSVILLE	VDOT reported a knocked down tree along Brickyard Road near Green Plains Road.
05:39	JOYNER	SOUTHAMPTON	A tree was knocked down along Three Creeks Road at the intersection with Popes Station Road.
06:05	COURTLAND	SOUTHAMPTON	A tree was reported to be leaning on a power line along Linden Street in Courtland.
06:11	COURTLAND	SOUTHAMPTON	Large tree limbs were reported down on Governor Darden Road.
08:01	HICKORY	CHESAPEAKE (C)	A tree was knocked down, blocking 75 percent of the road at Benefit Road and South Battlefield Boulevard.
13:38	HORNERS	WESTMORELAND	VDOT reported a tree knocked down near the intersection of Harts Landing Road and Horners Mill Road.
15:36	BEACH	CHESTERFIELD	VDOT reported a tree knocked down along Full Rack Drive.
16:22	RED HOUSE	CHARLOTTE	Thunderstorm winds downed several trees and numerous large limbs in a swath in the town of Red House. In addition, the steeple of Providence Baptist Church was blown off by thunderstorm winds.
16:31	ASPEN	CHARLOTTE	Numerous trees were downed by thunderstorm winds in a swath spanning most of Charlotte County, many of which were blocking roadways.
16:45	WORSHAM	PRINCE EDWARD	A tree was reported down on Worsham Road.
17:32	BIG ISLAND	BEDFORD	Several trees were downed by thunderstorm winds around Big Island.
18:29	GETZ CORNER	SHENANDOAH	Tree damage was reported near Quicksburg, including a large tree that blew down onto power lines in the 1800 block of North Mountain Road.
18:35	WILSONS CORNER	AMELIA	VDOT reported a tree down across Little Patrick Road.
18:35	AMELIA	AMELIA	VDOT reported a tree down in the roadway.
18:56	BEAVER DAM	HANOVER	Numerous large trees were reported down in Hanover County.
19:08	COATESVILLE	HANOVER	VDOT reported a tree blocking the roadway.
19:50	ETNA MILLS	KING WILLIAM	Multiple trees were snapped with power lines down near the intersection of Oak Grove Lane and Nelsons Bridge Road.
22:39	RIVERDALE	HALIFAX	A couple trees were blown down by thunderstorm winds onto a power line near the intersection of Ponderosa Road and East Hyco Road.

Illinois · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:15	(DKB) DEKALB TAYLOR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT	DE KALB	Power poles were downed onto Webster Rd just north of I-88.
13:15	(DKB) DEKALB TAYLOR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT	DE KALB	Five utility poles were blown down near Peace Rd and IL-38 in DeKalb.
13:45	ELBURN	KANE	Trees and large tree limbs were downed along Main St west of Bunker Rd southeast of Elburn.
13:58	BATAVIA	KANE	Large trees were snapped at Harrison St and Carlisle Rd in Batavia.
13:58	MOOSEHEART	KANE	Large tree branches were also downed in the area.
13:58	BATAVIA	KANE	A power pole was snapped along Wilson St near River St in Batavia.
13:58	BATAVIA	KANE	Multiple trees were reported down in Batavia.
14:23	DOWNERS GROVE	DU PAGE	Large tree branches were downed at multiple residences near Lacey Rd and Ogden Ave in Downers Grove.
15:03	STARNES	SANGAMON	A large tree was damaged in the Twin Lakes neighborhood on the northeast side of Springfield.

Kansas · 7 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:35	FT SCOTT ARPT	BOURBON	The Fort Scott AWOS measured a 60 mph wind gust.
15:01	SOUTH HAVEN	SUMNER	Three power poles were reported down. Time was estimated from radar.
15:04	CALDWELL	SUMNER	This wind gust was estimated.
15:14	HUNNEWELL	SUMNER	This wind gust was measured on a handheld anemometer.
16:34	GALENA	CHEROKEE	Eight inch tree limbs were downed near Galena, Kansas.
16:45	GALENA	CHEROKEE	Large tree branches and a tree was snapped off of Bagdad road south of Galena.
16:49	CEDAR VALE	CHAUTAUQUA	Wind gusts up to 60 mph were estimated.

Georgia · 6 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:30	HUNTINGTON	TROUP	A tree was downed in the 800 block of Teaver Road.
05:35	LEES CROSSING	TROUP	A tree was reported down in the 1600 block of Meadow Terrace.
05:40	HILYER	TROUP	A tree was downed on Lower Big Springs Road at John Lovelace Road.
05:43	MT VILLE	TROUP	A tree was downed at the corner of Mountville Hogansville Road at Hines Road.
05:50	BASS CROSSROADS	TROUP	A tree was downed at the intersection of Mountville Hogansville Road at Sims Road.
07:00	COVINGTON	NEWTON	Large tree fell on a portion of a house and pool near Phedora St and Elizabeth St.

Mississippi · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:06	HAMILTON	MONROE	Trees and power lines were knocked down.
00:07	HAMILTON	MONROE	A tree fell on a home and caused partial roof damage.
22:35	COLUMBIA MARION ARPT	MARION	A tree was blown down across New Union road.
23:15	PINEBUR	MARION	Scattered trees were blown down in a few locations across the eastern part of the county.

Missouri · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:25	BELLE CENTER	JASPER	Numerous large trees were blown over just west of Joplin.
16:38	CHITWOOD	JASPER	A tree was blown down over the road in Joplin.

New Mexico · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
17:27	(CVS)CANNON AFB	CURRY	The AWOS station at Cannon AFB measured a wind gust of 59 mph from nearby thunderstorms.

Louisiana · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:15	ROSEBANK	WEST FELICIANA	Sheriffs Office reported trees down on Carver Road.

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