Hail Storm Map — August 9, 2025

Hail storm map for August 9, 2025: max 3.00" hail across CO, IA, KS, MO, NE, WI, ~19,079 structures in swath.

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A moderate hail event swept across CO, IA, KS, MO and 2 more states on August 9, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 19,079 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Colorado took the brunt with ~7,008 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 100 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 73 hail reports and 111 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

19,079

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Colorado	7,008	840	86
Nebraska	4,467	96	14
Wisconsin	2,558	0	0
Kansas	2,037	38	0
Missouri	2,021	238	0
Iowa	988	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (53)

Colorado · 46 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:37	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
13:40	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The hail was measured with digital calipers.
14:07	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
14:26	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was via SpotterNetwork. Radar shows 2 rounds of large hail.
14:51	KIOWA	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
14:59	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:01	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:04	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:08	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:08	MATHESON	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:09	MATHESON	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:09	CEDAR PT	ELBERT	The report was from mPING.
15:18	LIMON	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
15:27	LIMON	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
15:29	LIMON	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
15:44	CLARKVILLE	YUMA	A 2 inch hail report via Spotter Network.
15:49	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
15:59	BRUSH	MORGAN	The report was from mPING.
16:08	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:11	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:12	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:13	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:14	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:14	HUGO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
16:20	ECKLEY	YUMA	Measured 2.25 inch hail from the public.
16:33	CLARKVILLE	YUMA	A trained spotter reported half dollar size hail. This was with a separate storm than what produced the 2 inch hail earlier.
16:40	ROBB	YUMA	A trained spotter reported golf ball size hail.
17:00	WRAY BOWMAN ARPT	YUMA	Trained spotter actively getting golf ball sized hail.
17:13	PUNKIN CENTER	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
17:13	PUNKIN CENTER	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
17:25	PUNKIN CENTER	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
17:25	KARVAL	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
17:50	KARVAL	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
18:05	ABARR	YUMA	Trained spotter reported pea to 1 inch hail and hail is starting to accumulate.
18:27	BOYERO	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
18:30	KARVAL	LINCOLN	Several reports of tennis ball sized hail from storm chasers at County Road 109 and County Road W north of Karval.
18:36	CALHAN	EL PASO	Hail measured to 1 inches fell in eastern El Paso County.
18:37	KARVAL	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
18:48	PUNKIN CENTER	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
19:33	PUNKIN CENTER	LINCOLN	The report was from mPING.
19:55	KARVAL	LINCOLN	Measured with calipers, photo provided via Social Media.
21:45	PUEBLO WEST	PUEBLO	Hail measured to 1 inches fell in western Pueblo County.
21:55	PUEBLO WEST	PUEBLO	Hail measured to 1.25 inches fell in western Pueblo County.
22:10	(PUB)PUEBLO MUNI ARP	PUEBLO	Hail measured to 1 inches fell in central Pueblo County.
22:19	(PUB)PUEBLO MUNI ARP	PUEBLO	Hail measured to 1.75 inches fell in central Pueblo County.
22:20	(PUB)PUEBLO MUNI ARP	PUEBLO	Hail measured to 1.5 inches fell in central Pueblo County.

Kansas · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:50	BLAKEMAN	RAWLINS	Spotter reports penny sized hail that covered the ground.
03:54	ATWOOD	RAWLINS	A CO-OP Observer reported hail ranging from pea to quarters in size. Hail occurred before the rain did.
21:45	BIRD CITY	CHEYENNE	Nickel size hail accumulating on streets and in yards.

Nebraska · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:18	BROWNLEE	CHERRY	Golf ball size hail and 57 mph winds reported at this location.
17:27	HAIGLER	DUNDY	Law enforcement estimated 1 inch hail and 45-50 MPH winds in Haigler.

Missouri · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
17:00	ECONOMY	MACON	Social media report of quarter sized hail east of Atlanta.

Wisconsin · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
07:45	HATLEY	MARATHON	Nickel size hail fell in Hatley.

Wind reports (108)

Nebraska · 29 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:47	HOLDREGE ARPT	PHELPS	A wind gust of 61 MPH was measured by the Holdrege Airport AWOS.
01:15	NEWARK	KEARNEY	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located eight miles south-southeast of Kearney.
01:46	BLADEN	WEBSTER	A wind gust of 69 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located one mile southwest of Bladen. Wind gusts were estimated to be around 60 MPH across Bladen.
02:00	BLUE HILL	WEBSTER	A grain bin was damaged on the north side of Blue Hill.
02:15	GLENVILLE	CLAY	There were several measured wind gusts between 58 and 62 MPH by area mesonets, as as well as wind gusts estimated to be around 60 MPH by emergency management in areas near and along this path.
02:25	DEWEESE	CLAY	There were a handful of wind gust estimates near 60 MPH along this path.
02:49	CARLETON	THAYER	A wind gust of 61 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located three miles west-southwest of Carleton.
02:50	SHICKLEY	FILLMORE	A swath of relatively-weaker winds affected the southern half of Fillmore County compared to the northern half. A wind gust of 61 MPH was measured by mesonet stations located three miles northwest of Shickley and one mile northeast of Geneva. A few other gusts of 58 to 60 MPH were measured near and along this path. A few power outages were reported in the area.
02:53	GRAFTON	FILLMORE	The highest measured wind gusts near and along this path included the following: 91 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located three miles south-southeast of Fairmont; 86 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located two miles northeast of Exeter; 75 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located four miles southeast of Sutton; 74 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located two miles south of Exeter. There were several reports of tree damage along this path, including the Grafton and Fairmont areas. Power outages and line damage was also reported. In the Fairmont area, at least one grain bin was destroyed, and a semi was tipped over.
03:25	FRIEND	SALINE	A strong line of severe thunderstorms swept across Saline County, Nebraska, on the morning of August 9th, 2025, producing a swath of damaging straight-line winds, particularly impactful across the northern portion of the county. The damage swath extended from the area around Friend eastward toward Dorchester and then southeast to Crete.\|\|The most intense winds were reported in Friend, where an emergency manager documented widespread damage including trees down, power outages, roof damage to businesses, and estimated winds gusting between 80 to 90 mph. A separate measured report from an emergency manager in Friend measured a wind gust of 84 mph. Further impressive damage was reported east of Friend, near Dorchester, where emergency management noted wooden power poles snapped for approximately 10 miles, with winds estimated at 90 mph in this area.\|\|Moving southeast, the damaging winds continued to affect the Crete area, where a measured gust of 64 mph was recorded by a public weather station 6 miles south-southwest of Friend. Other public reports from Crete included a large tree down around the intersection of 8th or 9th Street and Grove Avenue, as well as large tree branches falling onto a house. Winds in the Crete area were estimated to be between 70 to 80 mph. A less damaging, measured gust of 58 mph was also reported south-southeast of Dorchester.\|\|The collective property damage to public infrastructure from this damaging wind swath is estimated to be $16,129,296.00. This figure reflects only the costs associated with repairing public assets and does not account for the extensive damage sustained by private and commercial properties throughout Saline County.
03:25	CORDOVA	SEWARD	A damaging wind event tracked across Seward County, Nebraska, on the morning of August 9th, 2025, impacting areas from the southwest to the eastern portion of the county. The storm produced a number of strong, measured wind gusts, with the highest recorded being 82 miles per hour from a public weather station 3 miles south-southwest of Seward. Other measured gusts were consistently severe, including 80 miles per hour 2 miles south of Milford, and 76 miles per hour 2 miles southeast of Seward, indicating a widespread high-wind event across the county.\|\|The measured gusts translated into significant damage, with numerous reports estimating winds in the 70 to 80 miles per hour range. Structural damage was reported by an NWS employee 4 miles south-southwest of Garland, where a roof was torn off a shed and large trees were downed. Elsewhere, public reports detailed large trees down on a house and vehicle 3 miles east of Cordova, and a large tree impacting a roof in Seward. These widespread tree and minor structural damage incidents contributed to a final damage cost estimate for public infrastructure of $1,411,213.00. This estimate covers only public assets and infrastructure and does not reflect the total damage sustained by private homes and businesses.
03:50	BERKS	LANCASTER	A severe thunderstorm moved through the northwest portion of Lancaster County, Nebraska, generating a swath of very strong winds on the morning of August 9th, 2025. The most intense wind report was an estimated gust of 100 mph from an emergency manager in Malcolm at 03:58 CST, which was associated with significant damage in the area, including snapped telephone poles holding the football field lights.\|\|Widespread damaging wind gusts were observed or measured by multiple public and Automated Surface Observing System (ASOS) stations, with several reporting wind speeds exceeding 80 mph. These included an 82 mph measured gust at the Lincoln Airport ASOS station 5 miles west-northwest of Lincoln, an 81 mph measured gust near Valparaiso, and an 84 mph measured gust east-southeast of Raymond.\|\|The damaging winds resulted in noteworthy property damage across the impact area. Near Malcolm, an overturned camper led to five injuries, with two people transported for treatment. Substantial structural damage was also reported, including a law enforcement report of substantial roof damage to two buildings south-southwest of Lincoln, with winds estimated in the 80-90 mph range. Large trees were downed in multiple locations, including one over a foot in diameter falling on a parked vehicle north-northwest of Lincoln. Numerous other trees were snapped off near the ground southwest of Lincoln and south of Malcolm.\|\|The total damage to public infrastructure in Lancaster County from this severe wind event is estimated to be $3,409,322.00. This figure reflects only the costs associated with repairing public assets and does not account for the extensive damage sustained by private and commercial properties throughout Saline County.
03:54	SEWARD	SEWARD	Personal weather station measured wind gust of 73 mph.
03:55	SEWARD	SEWARD	Public report relayed via social media images of large trees down, one impacting a roof. Time estimated from radar. Winds gusted to an estimated 70-80 mph.
04:01	SEWARD	SEWARD	Personal weather station measured wind gust of 76 mph.
04:35	TOUHY	SAUNDERS	A severe thunderstorm moved across the southeast portion of Saunders County, Nebraska, generating a swath of damaging straight-line winds on the morning of August 9th, 2025. The strongest reported wind was an estimated gust of 95 mph from an emergency manager in Ithaca at 04:40 CST, associated with the destruction of a barn.\|\|Widespread extensive damage was concentrated in the eastern parts of the county, particularly in and around Yutan, Mead, and near Leshara. In Yutan, public reports indicated damaging winds, estimated as high as 90 to 100 mph, causing widespread tree and powerline damage and tilting power poles into the road. Near Leshara, estimated 90 mph winds caused structural damage including broken home windows and extensive tree damage. In Mead, emergency management confirmed a porch roof was torn off by an estimated 90 mph wind. Earlier in the event, winds estimated around 70-80 mph uprooted a large tree and caused shed roof damage in Memphis.\|\|Additional, lesser wind gusts were measured by public weather stations across the area, ranging from 60 mph to 67 mph. The estimated property damage to public infrastructure from this event is $1,221,581.00. This figure reflects only the costs associated with repairing public assets and does not account for the extensive damage sustained by private and commercial properties throughout Saline County.
04:49	WATERLOO	DOUGLAS	A highly damaging swath of severe thunderstorm winds moved across Douglas County, Nebraska, predominantly impacting the western and northern parts of the county, including the Omaha metropolitan area on the morning on August 9th, 2025. \|\|The storm produced damaging wind gusts, with the highest being an estimated 100 mph reported by broadcast media southwest of Washington at 04:52 CST. Multiple locations experienced estimated and measured gusts of 90 mph or higher. An estimated 95 mph gust was reported in Bennington, also responsible for destroying a shed. An estimated 95 mph gust and snapped power poles south of Valley. An estimated 95 mph gust and snapped trees with large diameters north-northeast of Elkhorn. Measured gusts by NWS employees up to 90 mph near Valley.\|\|Tragically, significant impacts occurred east-southeast of Yutan at 04:55 CST when an estimated 90 mph gust uprooted a very large tree (approximately two feet in diameter) that fell onto a vehicle, resulting in one fatality and one injury. Widespread structural and tree damage impacted parts of the area. In Bennington, damage reports included the destruction of a shed and large snapped tree branches. Near Elkhorn, a large tree fell onto a truck and minivan. North-northeast of Valley, there was damage to a roof, resulting in insulation blown across the road, and an overturned semi-truck. The severe winds also downed power lines southwest of Washington and destroyed a boat canopy southeast of Washington.\|\|The property damage to public infrastructure across Douglas County from these severe winds is estimated to be $3,810,332.00. This figure reflects only the costs associated with repairing public assets and does not account for the extensive damage sustained by private and commercial properties throughout Saline County.
04:50	WASHINGTON	WASHINGTON	A damaging wind event swept across Washington County, Nebraska, during the morning hours of August 9th, 2025, with a path of damage extending from the southwest to the eastern portion of the county. Measured wind reports indicated damaging wind speeds, with a maximum measured gust of 86 miles per hour reported by a public station 1 mile south-southeast of Blair. Widespread measured gusts throughout the county ranged from 58 miles per hour (recorded at the Blair Municipal AWOS) to 70 miles per hour.\|\|However, the severity of the damage suggested straight-line winds were considerably higher, with the peak estimated wind speed reaching 110 miles per hour 1 mile south-southeast of Blair, where a building roof collapse was reported. Near Blair, the destruction was particularly acute; estimated 95 miles per hour gusts snapped large tree trunks, and estimated 90 miles per hour winds resulted in a very large tree fell onto a camper 4 miles northeast of Blair. Other reports of estimated 90 mph gusts included siding ripped off a garage and large trees (2-3 feet in diameter) downed near 2 SSE Kennard. Given the wide-scale damage to infrastructure, the estimated cost for public infrastructure repairs alone reached $2,699,403.00. This figure does not reflect the total economic damage, which includes the extensive losses sustained by private and commercial properties.
04:52	CHALCO	SARPY	Personal weather station measured wind gust of 64 mph.
04:57	CHALCO	SARPY	Personal weather station measured wind gust of 68 mph near 192nd and Harrison Street.
05:35	TEKAMAH ARPT	BURT	KTQE ASOS recorded a measured wind gust of 69 mph.
22:04	HARLAN CO RES	HARLAN	A wind gust of 61 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located three miles west of Republican City.
23:27	GUIDE ROCK	WEBSTER	A wind gust of 64 MPH was measured by a Nebraska Mesonet station located three miles east-northeast of Guide Rock.
23:31	ROSEMONT	WEBSTER	A wind gust of 62 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located two miles west of Lawrence.
23:34	ABDAL	NUCKOLLS	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located seven miles west-southwest of Nelson.
23:35	SUPERIOR	NUCKOLLS	A swath of wind with gusts estimated to be as high as 90 MPH swept through the southeastern portion of Nuckolls County. Peak measured gusts included the following: 73 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located one mile west-northwest of Ruskin; 67 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located in Ruskin; 66 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located two miles north-northwest of Superior. Widespread damage was reported along and near this path, including the Superior and Ruskin areas. An estimate of 200 trees were damaged in Superior, causing the park to be closed for a period of time for clean-up. Several roofs sustained damage in Superior, with at least two downtown businesses suffering extensive roof damage, causing damage to the interior of the businesses as well. Several downtown businesses sustained broken windows. In Ruskin in addition to tree and roof damage, the wooden pole which held the community's siren was snapped and blown onto a nearby business. There was widespread crop damage in the area. The local public power company estimated that over 200 poles and 10 miles of line had been damaged or destroyed across the area, much of which occurred across Nuckolls County, and that mutual aid had to be called into assist with restoration efforts.
23:42	NELSON	NUCKOLLS	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located six miles northwest of Nelson.
23:51	NELSON	NUCKOLLS	A wind gust of 68 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located near Nelson. Local law enforcement reported tree damage and several downed power lines in the area.
23:55	DESHLER	THAYER	A swath of wind with gusts estimated to be as high as 90 MPH swept through the west-northwest portions of Thayer County. Peak measured gusts included the following: 85 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located four miles east-southeast of Deshler; 85 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located three miles west-southwest of Carleton; 83 MPH, measured by mesonet stations located four miles northwest of Deshler and one mile north of Deshler; 72 MPH, measured by a mesonet station located five miles south-southwest of Carleton. Widespread tree and crop damage was reported along and within a few miles either side of this path. Several large trees were snapped and large limbs were downed. Approximately four miles northwest of Deshler, emergency management reported a home suffered roof damage at a farmstead, and had several outbuilding damaged or destroyed. In Deshler, a large cinderblock wall was blown over at a local business and the steeple of a church was blown over onto the ground. Approximately 1.5 miles south-southwest of Deshler, a barn was displaced off of its foundation. In the Carlton and Davenport area, emergency management reported that at least 30 power poles were damaged or destroyed, with several being along Highway 4.

Iowa · 20 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:22	MISSOURI VLY ARPT	HARRISON	A damaging wind event tracked across Harrison County, Iowa, during the morning of August 9th, 2025. The storm swept across the county, producing a number of strong measured wind gusts, peaking at 76 miles per hour in Missouri Valley. Other significant measured gusts were 66 miles per hour, also in Missouri Valley, and 64 miles per hour 5 miles west-northwest of Persia.\|\|The severity of the storm was highlighted by two reports of wind damage with significantly higher estimated wind speeds. The highest estimated wind gust of 100 miles per hour was reported in Pisgah, where public reports confirmed several trees down and a snapped power pole. An estimated 90 miles per hour gust was also reported in Mondamin, resulting in a large uprooted tree.
05:45	BLENCOE	MONONA	Personal weather station measured wind gust of 73 mph.
06:05	UTE	MONONA	Law enforcement report of trees blown down. Winds gusted to an estimated 90 mph.
06:05	DEFIANCE	SHELBY	Law enforcement report of a barn blown down and damage to trees. Winds gusted to an estimated 90-100 mph.
06:07	MANILLA	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported a snapped light pole and a tree down in Manilla. Time estimated from radar.
06:10	BREDA	CARROLL	Large tree, unclear if rotted or healthy, snapped at base. Few other small branches in town snapped. Delayed report, time estimated by radar.
06:15	GLIDDEN	CARROLL	Large pine uprooted and garage doors pushed in. Delayed report via social media, time given in social media post and confirmed by radar.
06:18	VAIL	CRAWFORD	Gust measured from personal weather station.
06:20	HALBUR	CARROLL	Emergency manager reported trees down in Halbur. Time estimated from radar.
06:22	MAPLE RIVER	CARROLL	Emergency manager reported damage to sheds and outbuildings. Time estimated from radar.
06:22	WESTSIDE	CRAWFORD	Emergency manager reported significant damage to a barn south of Westside. Time estimated by radar.
06:23	HALBUR	CARROLL	Fire department reported estimated winds between 65 and 70 mph over the last 15 minutes.
06:26	CARROLL	CARROLL	Emergency manager reported large trees down in Swan Lake State Park. Time estimated from radar.
06:28	ARCADIA	CARROLL	Gust measured from personal weather station.
06:29	CARROLL NEU ARPT	CARROLL	Gust measured gust from AWOS. Time of peak gust estimated from radar.
06:49	JEFFERSON	GREENE	Split tree and many 3 inch diameter limbs down. Delayed report, time estimated via radar.
06:50	GALVA	IDA	Thunderstorm wind gusts were measured by a personal weather station.
06:55	SCHALLER	SAC	Large tree snapped in Schaller City Park. Delayed report, time estimated by radar.
07:11	FT DODGE	WEBSTER	Large tree down at this location, few others reported in town. Time estimated by radar.
07:27	DAKOTA CITY	HUMBOLDT	Report of trees and branches down across town, via social media. Time estimated by radar.

Wisconsin · 20 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:38	SHELL LAKE ARPT	WASHBURN	Photos were received showing trees down with one uprooted and down over the road near the southeast end of the Shell Lake airport.
04:43	ROUND LAKE	SAWYER	Two aspen trees ten inches in diameter were uprooted.
04:47	ROUND LAKE	SAWYER	Multiple trees were down completely blocking Peninsula and Linden Road six miles east of Hayward. Roads were completely impassible.
11:03	WESTBY	VERNON	Law enforcement reported trees down near Westby.
11:27	GLENDALE	MONROE	Law enforcement reported trees and powerlines down in the town of Glendale.
12:28	WAUTOMA	WAUSHARA	Thunderstorm winds downed trees in Wautoma. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
12:32	WILD ROSE	WAUSHARA	Thunderstorm winds downed trees in Wild Rose. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
13:15	BEAR CREEK	OUTAGAMIE	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and powerlines in Bear Creek. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
13:21	SHIOCTON	OUTAGAMIE	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and powerlines in Shiocton. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
13:37	HIGH CLIFF JCT	CALUMET	Thunderstorm winds collapsed a standing barn. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
13:55	ASHWAUBENON	BROWN	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines in Ashwaubenon. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:00	GREEN BAY	BROWN	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines in Green Bay. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:27	ALGOMA	KEWAUNEE	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines in the Algoma area. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:45	EGG HARBOR	DOOR	Thunderstorms produced a wind gust to 82 mph.
14:46	JACKSONPORT	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds downed trees in Jacksonport. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:47	EGG HARBOR	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines on highway 42 from Egg Harbor to Fish Creek, making the road impassable. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:50	EPHRAIM	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines on highway 42 from Fish Creek to Ephraim, making the road impassable. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar.
14:55	BAILEYS HARBOR	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds produced widespread tree damage across Cana Island. This tree damage temporarily stranded campers on the island as the roads were inaccessible due to trees blocking the roads. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.
14:56	EPHRAIM	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds downed and uprooted multiple trees in Ephraim. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data. The thunderstorms produced $431,938 worth of damage and debris clean up across central and northern parts of Door County.
15:09	ROWLEYS BAY	DOOR	Thunderstorm winds produced widespread tree damage in Newport State Park. The time of this report is an estimate based on radar data.

Kansas · 20 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:38	EDSON	SHERMAN	Off duty NWS Employee reports 65 MPH gust. The wind gust appears to be associated with outflow thunderstorms. A 55 mph wind gust was also reported via a mesonet site 10 NNE Goodland around 7 minutes before this but was more associated with the thunderstorms. A trained spotter located 9 miles north of Goodland also reported brown out conditions with skies turning dark and visibility estimated at a quarter mile.
19:04	ST FRANCIS	CHEYENNE	The AWOS station KSYF St. Francis Airport recorded the wind gust. Brownout conditions due to blowing dust was also reported 4 miles to the east of Wheeler along Highway 36 per Emergency Manager leading to cars pulling off of the highway.
19:08	BIRD CITY	CHEYENNE	A weather underground site named KHMYKSBI2 reported the wind gust.
21:24	ALMENA	NORTON	An Ambient Weather site named Thompson reported the wind gust.
21:38	LONG IS	PHILLIPS	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located four miles south-southeast of Long Island.
21:44	LONG IS	PHILLIPS	A wind gust of 86 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located four miles east-southeast of Long Island.
22:08	PHILLIPSBURG	PHILLIPS	A wind gust of 71 MPH was measured by the Phillipsburg Airport AWOS.
22:55	CORA	SMITH	A wind gust of 58 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located eight miles north of Bellaire.
22:55	SMITH CENTER ARPT	SMITH	A wind gust of 60 MPH was measured by the Smith Center Airport AWOS.
23:05	LEBANON	SMITH	The NWS Cooperative Observer located in Lebanon estimated wind gusts of 50 to 60 MPH, resulting in several downed tree limbs across town.
23:15	BURR OAK	JEWELL	The NWS Cooperative Observer located four miles south of Burr Oak reported several downed tree limbs, a few as large as 6-8 inches in diameter.
23:15	(RSL)RUSSELL MUNI AR	RUSSELL	This wind gust was measured at the Russell Airport.
23:20	BUNKER HILL	RUSSELL	This gust was measured at a Kansas Mesonet site.
23:20	BURR OAK	JEWELL	A wind gust of 90 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located 7 miles northeast of Burr Oak.
23:20	BELOIT ARPT	MITCHELL	A wind gust of 67 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located six miles west-southwest of Beloit.
23:22	JEWELL	JEWELL	A wind gust of 68 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located three miles west-northwest of Jewell.
23:32	JEWELL	JEWELL	A wind gust of 59 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located near Jewell.
23:33	RANDALL	JEWELL	A wind gust of 60 MPH was measured by a mesonet station located near Randall.
23:39	LINCOLN	LINCOLN	A trained spotter estimated this wind gust along the thunderstorm outflow.
23:53	WARWICK	REPUBLIC	Personal weather station.

Missouri · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
04:00	FILLMORE	ANDREW	Private weather sensor recorded 52 knot wind gust near Fillmore.
16:21	ETHEL	MACON	Social media video showing winds to at least 60 mph with several limbs blown down at a residence.
16:26	HART	MACON	Downed tree limb at a residence along Route TT.
16:39	BARNESVILLE	MACON	Multiple reports of power lines down and several power outages south and southeast of Elmer.
16:48	ATLANTA	MACON	Several large trees were blown down northwest of Atlanta.
17:20	LEONARD	SHELBY	Thunderstorm winds downed 4 inch branches between Leonard and Highway J just east of Highway W.
17:30	BETHEL	SHELBY	A backyard anemometer recorded a 58 mph wind gust. Minor tree damage was reported along with the gust.
18:20	HESTER	MARION	A Marion County ambulance at Highway 6 and Highway V in Maywood had to pull over due to estimated 70+ mph winds, zero visibility, and heavily leaning trees.
18:34	WEST QUINCY	MARION	A spotter estimated 60 mph winds on the west side of Quincy.

Minnesota · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
02:50	MEDINA	HENNEPIN	Two trees were uprooted near City Hall in Medina. One was 18 inches in diameter and the other was 12 inches in diameter.
05:54	LUTSEN	COOK	One large tree was uprooted as well as a couple of cedar trees snapped in half.
06:55	ALDEN	FREEBORN	Numerous trees and power lines were downed throughout the city of Alden.
06:57	ALDEN	FREEBORN	Power lines were downed across I90 eastbound near Alden, MN.

Colorado · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
22:55	HARTMAN	PROWERS	Mesonet station HLY02 Holly No. 2 measured a 58 mph wind gusts.
22:59	BRISTOL	PROWERS	A measured wind gusts of 76 mph occurred in north central Prowers County.

Oklahoma · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:50	LOGAN	BEAVER	These wind gusts likely occurred due to a heat burst.

Arizona · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
19:45	ARIZONA SUNSITES	COCHISE	Personal weather station recorded gust of 60 MPH. This wind was able to loft areas of blowing dust that reduced visibility to 3 to 5 statute miles.

Illinois · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:34	QUINCY	ADAMS	A resident of Adams County reported a 65 mph wind gust.

PUERTO RICO · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
17:15	HATILLO	HATILLO	A member of the public reported to the 911 Call Center that a tree, along with power lines, fell next to Establo Modesto Espinosa on Road 689, due to convective weather near that area. The incident is currently obstructed traffic.

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