Hail Storm Map — March 7, 2026

Hail storm map for March 7, 2026: max 3.00" hail across AR, LA, MS, OH, PA, TX, ~35,157 structures in swath.

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A moderate hail event swept across AR, LA, MS, OH and 2 more states on March 7, 2026, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 35,157 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~33,315 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 13,906 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 174 hail reports and 122 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

35,157

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	33,315	23,914	13,906
Ohio	1,237	0	0
Mississippi	314	0	0
Pennsylvania	219	0	0
Arkansas	53	0	0
Louisiana	19	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (118)

Illinois · 45 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:00	1 NW Knoxville	Knox	SWOP. Storm total starting March 6.
06:00	2 S Central Illinois Ai	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-56 Bloomington 3.9 ESE.
06:30	2 WSW Elmore	Knox	Cocorahs station IL-KX-23 Williamsfield 1.7 NNE.
06:45	2 WSW Henry	Marshall	Cocorahs station IL-MH-5 Henry 1.4 SW.
06:53	3 NE Dunlap	Peoria	Cocorahs station IL-PR-4 Dunlap 2.6 NE.
07:00	3 NE East Galesburg	Knox	Cocorahs station IL-KX-26 Galesburg 5.7 E.
07:00	1 W Galesburg	Knox	CO-OP Observer station GBGI2 Galesburg.
07:00	3 N Salisbury	Menard	CO-OP Observer station AHNI2 Athens 4 WSW.
07:00	Elmwood	Peoria	Cocorahs station IL-PR-20 Elmwood 0.4 W, IL.
07:00	Petersburg	Menard	Cocorahs station IL-ME-12 Petersburg 0.2 W.
07:00	3 N Galesburg	Knox	Cocorahs station IL-KX-24 Galesburg 2.5 N.
07:00	1 SSW Bloomington	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-60 Bloomington 1.6 WSW.
07:00	3 N Greenview	Menard	Mesonet station GREI2 3.3 N Greenview.
07:00	3 E Hartsburg	Logan	Cocorahs station IL-LG-50 Hartsburg 3.2 E.
07:00	2 NNW Central Illinois	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-17 Bloomington 2.7 NE.
07:00	2 WSW Central Illinois	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-48 Bloomington 1.5 ESE.
07:00	3 SSW Malvern	Whiteside	Cocorahs station IL-WD-5 Morrison 3.2 E.
07:00	3 S Henry	Marshall	Cocorahs station IL-MH-8 3 S Henry.
07:00	Avon	Fulton	CO-OP Observer station AVOI2 Avon.
07:00	1 NW Knoxville	Knox	Cocorahs station IL-KX-9 Knoxville 0.7 NW.
07:00	1 SW Bloomington	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-76 Bloomington 2.0 WSW.
07:00	Yates City	Knox	CO-OP Observer station YATI2 Yates City.
07:00	Normal	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-64 Normal 1.2 ESE.
07:00	2 S Bloomington	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-85 1 S Bloomington.
07:00	1 N Petersburg	Menard	Cocorahs station IL-ME-2 Petersburg 1.3 N.
07:00	3 N Shirley	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-39 Bloomington 5.0 WSW.
07:00	3 NE Shirley	McLean	Cocorahs station IL-MCL-81 Bloomington 4.1 SW.
07:00	New Holland	Logan	Cocorahs station IL-LG-38 New Holland.
07:45	1 S New Holland	Logan	Mesonet station AU422 New Holland.
07:45	3 N Greenview	Menard	Mesonet station GREI2 3.3 N Greenview.
07:56	1 SSW Rosamond	Christian	Mesonet station GW6074 PANA.
07:58	2 ESE Bloomington	McLean	Mesonet station GW0991 Bloomington.
07:59	1 SE West Peoria	Peoria	Mesonet station AW321 PEORIA.
08:00	3 S Dahinda	Knox	Cocorahs station IL-KX-27 2 SSE Dahinda.
08:00	Altona	Knox	24 hour rainfall total with thunderstorms Station Elevation: 765 ft.
08:00	3 NNE Ashland	Menard	Mesonet station EW7786 Tallula.
08:00	Knoxville	Knox	CO-OP Observer station KNXI2 Knoxville.
08:45	3 N Greenview	Menard	Mesonet station GREI2 3.3 N Greenview.
09:00	3 WSW Mackinaw	Tazewell	Cocorahs station IL-TZ-10 Tremont 3.6 E.
09:00	2 NE Mackinaw	Tazewell	CO-OP Observer station MACI2 Mackinaw 2NE.
09:00	3 NNE Ashland	Menard	Cocorahs station IL-ME-13 Tallula 3.0 WSW.
09:39	1 SE West Peoria	Peoria	Mesonet station AW321 PEORIA.
09:45	1 S New Holland	Logan	Mesonet station AU422 New Holland.
09:49	1 SE West Peoria	Peoria	Mesonet station AW321 PEORIA.
10:42	2 SSE Columbia	Monroe	overnight rainfall.

Wisconsin · 19 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
06:00	Nutterville	Marathon	Cocorahs station WI-MT-41 Nutterville.
06:35	1 NE Wausau	Marathon	Cocorahs station WI-MT-36 Wausau 1.6 ENE.
06:54	2 E Millhome	Manitowoc	Cocorahs station WI-MC-5 Millhome 2 E.
07:00	1 N Menasha	Winnebago	Cocorahs station WI-WN-31 Menasha 0.3 W.
07:00	2 NNW Saint Nazianz	Manitowoc	Cocorahs station WI-MC-15 Valders 3.3 WSW.
07:00	3 SSE Bakerville	Wood	Cocorahs station WI-WD-21 Marshfield 5.6 SSW.
07:00	1 NE Wausau	Marathon	Cocorahs station WI-MT-4 Wausau 1 ENE.
07:00	1 ENE Denmark	Brown	CO-OP Observer station DENW3 Denmark WWTP.
07:05	2 W Combined Locks	Outagamie	Cocorahs station WI-OG-36 Appleton 3.0 ESE.
07:45	4 SSE Bakerville	Wood	Cocorahs station WI-WD-28 Marshfield 6.5 S.
08:00	1 E Merrill	Lincoln	CO-OP Observer station RRLW3 Merrill 0.9 E.
08:00	3 NNW Rib Mountain Stat	Marathon	Cocorahs station WI-MT-24 Wausau 2.4 W.
08:00	2 S Neenah	Winnebago	Cocorahs station WI-WN-42 Neenah 0.8 SE.
08:21	Tomah	Monroe	24 hour total.
08:33	Wrightstown	Brown	Mesonet station EW9763 Wrightstown.
08:40	Langes Corners	Brown	Mesonet station AW426 Denmark.
08:40	2 W Brokaw	Marathon	Mesonet station 1844D Brokaw 1 W.
08:40	1 WSW Omro	Winnebago	Mesonet station EW3427 Omro.
13:36	Eastman	Crawford	24 hour report.

Maine · 15 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
06:51	Portland Jetport	Cumberland	ASOS station KPWM Portland Jetport. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:00	1 WNW Augusta	Kennebec	ASOS station KAUG Augusta. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:15	2 S Greene	Androscoggin	Reported by Weather Spotter.
07:17	4 SW Wiscasset	Lincoln	ASOS station KIWI Wiscasset. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:47	3 SE Fryeburg	Oxford	ASOS station KIZG Fryeburg. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
08:53	1 SE Millinocket	Penobscot	ASOS station KMLT Millinocket.
08:53	2 W Bangor	Penobscot	ASOS station KBGR Bangor International Airport.
08:53	3 NNE Saint Agatha	Aroostook	ASOS station KFVE Frenchville Airport.
08:54	Caribou	Aroostook	ASOS station KCAR Caribou.
09:53	1 SE Millinocket	Penobscot	ASOS station KMLT Millinocket.
09:53	2 ESE Houlton	Aroostook	ASOS station KHUL 1 E Houlton.
09:53	3 NNE Saint Agatha	Aroostook	ASOS station KFVE Frenchville Airport.
09:54	Caribou	Aroostook	ASOS station KCAR Caribou.
10:53	3 NNE Saint Agatha	Aroostook	ASOS station KFVE Frenchville Airport.
10:53	2 ESE Houlton	Aroostook	ASOS station KHUL 1 E Houlton.

Iowa · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:05	Belle Plaine	Benton	24 hour total.
06:00	1 SSW Mooar	Lee	Cocorahs station IA-LE-16 Keokuk 3.4 NW.
07:00	1 NE Dundee	Delaware	Cocorahs station IA-DW-10 1 NE Dundee.
07:00	1 SSE Manchester	Delaware	CO-OP Observer station MHRI4 Manchester.
09:00	1 N Independence	Buchanan	Mesonet station FW0270 Independence.
09:00	1 W Manchester	Delaware	Mesonet station GW4658 MANCHESTER.
09:07	Manchester	Delaware	Mesonet station GW5169 MANCHESTER.
09:10	3 NNW Manchester Airpor	Delaware	Mesonet station 3475D 2 NNW Manchester Airport.
09:15	Independence Airport	Buchanan	AWOS station KIIB Independence Arpt.

Texas · 7 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:51	PIPECREEK	BANDERA	A thunderstorm produced ping pong ball size hail south of Pipe Creek. One of our media partners relayed a picture of the hail on social media.
16:21	BANDERA	BANDERA	A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail along Hwy 173 approximately six miles south of Bandera.
17:05	8 SW Spring	Harris	Report from mPING: Half-inch (0.50 in.).
20:00	TILDEN	MCMULLEN	Loma Alta Co-OP observer estimated hail dime to quarter sized. Time estimated from radar.
20:17	FREER	DUVAL	Measured quarter size hail near the intersection of Hahl Street and TX-16 with reports of power outages in the area.
23:37	ESCOBARES	STARR	A member of the U.S. military reported baseball size hail on the Rio Grande (River) just south of Escobares (9 miles west of Rio Grande City) in Starr County.
23:48	RIO GRANDE CITY ARPT	STARR	Initial reports from law enforcement and other local sources were confirmed by an NWS survey, which discovered hailstones ranging from 1 (quarter) to 2.75 (baseball) sized in and around the area surveyed for wind-driven hail damage. Video/photo evidence provided by residence along the survey route confirmed the varied sizes of hail, which covered the ground and piled up briefly on north sides of impacted homes. \|\|At least one SUV, and several windows, had hail imprints that ranged from 1 to 2.75 diameter. Note that damage value estimates from the wind-driven hail are provided in the thunderstorm wind event in this episode.

Michigan · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
07:00	1 WSW Saint Ignace	Mackinac	Cocorahs station MI-MC-5 St. Ignace 0.6 WSW.
14:03	Evergreen Shores	Mackinac	Mesonet station MC012 Mi-01 St Ignace.
14:15	6 SSW Beaver Island	LMZ362	Mesonet station EW1109 Beaver Island.
14:15	3 NW Point Aux Pins on	Mackinac	Mesonet station GW1094 Pointe Aux Pins.
14:19	1 SSW Lake Ann	Benzie	Mesonet station GW6471 LAKE ANN.

New Hampshire · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
07:20	1 NW Contoocook	Merrimack	Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:27	3 WNW Somersworth	Strafford	ASOS station KDAW Rochester. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:38	2 ESE Concord	Merrimack	ASOS station KCON Concord. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:41	1 ESE Jaffrey	Cheshire	AWOS station KAFN 1 ESE Jaffrey. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.
07:43	4 S Manchester	Hillsborough	ASOS station KMHT Manchester. Elevated Flat Ice Accretion.

Mississippi · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:36	VAUGHN	LINCOLN	Hail up to the size of Nickels fell in Loyd Star.
15:46	TERRY	HINDS	Hail up to the size of quarters fell.
17:23	3 WSW Deemer	Neshoba	Report of dime sized hail.

Oklahoma · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:46	WAYNE	MCCLAIN	The report was relayed through mPING.
00:55	OKLAHOMA CITY	OKLAHOMA	The report was relayed through Spotter Network.
03:02	OVERBROOK	LOVE	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time was adjusted based on radar observations.

Missouri · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:32	CASSVILLE	BARRY	Hail to the size of quarters fell in Cassville.
08:00	2 SW Harvester	St. Charles	Overnight rainfall.

Indiana · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:11	Evansville	Vanderburgh	1.47 inches storm total rainfall, measured Wesselman Park.
15:12	Evansville	Vanderburgh	1.27 inches storm total rainfall measured near Washinton and Vann.

Louisiana · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:56	START	RICHLAND	Hail up to the size of quarters fell in Start.

Colorado · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:00	7 WNW Crested Butte	Gunnison	0.15 SWE.

Minnesota · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
09:16	Pequot Lakes	Crow Wing	Report sent in via social media.

Wind reports (117)

Pennsylvania · 48 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:51	HARMONSBURG	CRAWFORD	Trees downed along South Norrisville Road in Hayfield Township.
14:43	HIGHLAND	BEAVER	Trees were reported down in Big Beaver.
14:47	KOPPEL	BEAVER	Report of siding ripped off of a home in Koppel.
15:00	MIDDLE LANCASTER	BUTLER	Tree damage was reported on Red Brush Trail.
15:07	COOPERSTOWN	VENANGO	Report of an uprooted tree.
15:27	PETROLIA	BUTLER	Trees and wires were reported down on Kittanning Pike.
15:38	EAST HICKORY	FOREST	Report of a metal roof ripped off of a warehouse along State Route 666.
15:45	ZELIENOPLE	BUTLER	Report of a barn torn apart with metal debris scattered across the property.
15:55	HIGHFIELD	BUTLER	Report of tree down on wires at intersection of Eagle Mill Road and Ledonne Lane.
15:56	ELLPORT	LAWRENCE	Several trees were reported down in Ellport.
16:01	GAMBLES	WASHINGTON	Power lines were reported down on Route 519.
16:03	HILLDALE	BUTLER	Report of a tree down on wires on Hooker Road.
16:10	BROOKVILLE	JEFFERSON	Power lines were reported down along Maplevale Road.
16:11	BROOKVILLE	JEFFERSON	Tree and power line down across Butler Street.
16:12	THOMAS	WASHINGTON	A tree was reported down across Valley View Road.
16:23	RIMERSBURG	CLARION	Trees and power lines were reported down in Rimersburg.
16:24	RIMERSBURG	CLARION	Report of a barn outbuilding roof blown off.
16:25	WILKINS TOWNSHIP	ALLEGHENY	A tree and wires were reported down across Joan Drive.
16:25	IMPERIAL	ALLEGHENY	Tree branches were reported down in Imperial.
16:27	NEW TEXAS	ALLEGHENY	Trees were reported down on Old Leechburg Road.
16:35	MERWIN	WESTMORELAND	Tree damage was reported in Upper Burrell Township.
16:35	DORMONT	ALLEGHENY	Wires were reported down on Brookline Boulevard.
16:47	BROOKVILLE	JEFFERSON	Wires were reported down in Brookville.
16:55	SHELOCTA	INDIANA	Damage to a shed was reported on South Ridge Road.
17:00	MC CULLOUGH	WESTMORELAND	Tree damage was reported in Penn Township.
17:00	COTTAGE HILL	CLARION	Report of trees and power lines down.
17:05	BROCKWAY	JEFFERSON	Several trees were reported down along Clay Plant Road.
17:05	LINDSEY	JEFFERSON	A tree was reported down blocking the intersection of Eureka Street and New York Avenue.
17:05	GREENSBURG	WESTMORELAND	Multiple trees and power lines were reported down in Hempfield Township.
17:06	GARBLETON	INDIANA	Report of wires down along Kimmel Road.
17:07	GREENSBURG	WESTMORELAND	Trees and power lines were reported down in Hempfield Township.
17:07	LINDSEY	JEFFERSON	A tree was reported down on Davis Alley.
17:10	GEORGEVILLE	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Route 210.
17:10	MARION CENTER	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Pearce Hollow Road.
17:10	ANITA	JEFFERSON	A tree was reported down on power lines at the intersection of Ash and Hemlock Streets.
17:10	ELK RUN JCT	JEFFERSON	A tree was reported down blocking the road along Route 119.
17:11	HOMER CITY	INDIANA	A tree was reported down on a home along US-119.
17:15	CRAMER	JEFFERSON	Wires were reported down in Henderson Township.
17:15	DIXONVILLE	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Leroy Road.
17:21	GIPSY	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Logan Road.
17:21	PALMERTON	INDIANA	A tree was reported down on Church Street.
17:23	LONGBRIDGE	WESTMORELAND	Wires reported to be arcing on Penn Grove Lane.
17:24	WILGUS	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Wilgus Road.
17:25	HOOVERHURST	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Rock Run Road.
17:30	ROCKTON STATION	CLEARFIELD	A line of severe thunderstorms producing wind gusts estimated at 60 mph knocked down multiple trees between Luthersburg and Rockton.
17:32	STRONGSTOWN	INDIANA	Wires were reported down on Schultz Road.
17:32	BELLS LNDG	CLEARFIELD	A line of severe thunderstorms producing wind gusts estimated at 60 mph knocked down multiple trees between Burnside Borough and Lumber City.
17:40	MC CARTNEY	CLEARFIELD	A line of severe thunderstorms producing wind gusts estimated at 60 mph knocked multiple trees down across Jordan Township.

Mississippi · 18 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
11:05	PLEASANT HILL	DE SOTO	A few fences were knocked down as well as a storage shed north of Lewisburg Schools, off of Craft Road.
11:07	PLEASANT HILL	DE SOTO	Tree downed hitting powerlines causing a power outage at Pleasant Hill and Laughter Road.
13:55	LONGWOOD	WASHINGTON	Scattered trees were blown down in the area.
14:45	CAMETA	SHARKEY	A church roof was damaged, tree limbs were blown down, and a home was damaged by downed power lines.
15:15	GALLMAN	COPIAH	A peak wind gust of 64 mph was measured with a handheld anemometer west of Gallman.
15:33	TERRY	HINDS	Multiple trees were blown down in the Terry and Byram areas. A peak wind gust of 70 mph was measured by a hand held anemometer near Terry.
15:46	TERRY	HINDS	A peak wind gust of 70 mph was measured by a hand held anemometer.
15:52	LORING	MADISON	A few trees were blown down north of Canton including one at US Highway 51 and Davis Crossing Road, and a couple on Stump Bridge Road.
16:00	JOHNS	RANKIN	Trees were blown down along MS Highway 18 near Johns.
16:05	ROCKY HILL	MADISON	A tree was blown down.
16:12	MADISON CAMPBELL ARP	MADISON	Tin from a roof was peeled, and a few trees were split in the area.
16:17	POCAHONTAS	HINDS	A tree was blown down across Joe Coker Road near Coker Circle.
16:19	KOCH	RANKIN	Trees were blown down in the area including one which was blown down onto a power line in the 700 block of Coal Bluff Road.
16:26	CLARKSBURG	RANKIN	Trees were blown down along Noblin Bridge Road.
16:34	MORTON	SCOTT	Small trees and large tree limbs were snapped along Morton-Rankin County Line Road.
16:35	MC AFEE	LEAKE	A few trees were blown down between Carthage and Edinburg.
16:40	LEESBURG	RANKIN	Trees were blown down on Rehobeth Road and along Harrell Road and Leesburg Road.
17:40	PINOLA	SIMPSON	Multiple trees were blown down along MS Highway 43 near N Hux Hill Drive and near Old Westville Road.

Ohio · 17 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:02	LITTLE WALNUT	PICKAWAY	Two pine trees were uprooted and fell onto wires, downing them.
13:03	CIRCLEVILLE	PICKAWAY	A barn and a home both sustained minor siding damage.
13:18	HOOKER	FAIRFIELD	Multiple trees were downed, causing power lines to also be downed.
13:21	CAMPGROUND	FAIRFIELD	A tree was downed on Ety Road, just south of Fair Avenue.
13:24	LANCASTER	FAIRFIELD	A tree was blown down onto the roof of a home.
13:35	BRUNO	PERRY	A tree blew down onto a swing set in the backyard of a home along High Point Road near Thornville.
13:35	NEW SALEM	FAIRFIELD	Multiple trees were downed. Additionally, several power lines were downed.
13:47	SHERRODSVILLE	CARROLL	A barn roof was torn off and thrown a few hundred feet.
13:55	CARROLLTON	CARROLL	Several power poles snapped and trees uprooted in Carrollton including concentrated damage on East Main Street.
14:15	WHITE COTTAGE	MUSKINGUM	Large tree branches were reported down in White Cottage.
14:20	AVONDALE	MUSKINGUM	Large branches up to 12 inches in diameter reported down in Avondale.
14:25	SOUTH ZANESVILLE	MUSKINGUM	Trees were reported down in South Zanesville.
14:37	BATESVILLE	NOBLE	Power outages were reported across Noble County.
14:38	CROOKSVILLE	PERRY	Trees were blown down in the Crooksville area.
15:00	SHERRODSVILLE	CARROLL	Part of a roof was reported to be ripped off of a barn.
15:19	COOLVILLE STATION	ATHENS	In Coolville, a tree fell onto a house along Banshee Road. Two individuals sitting on the porch at the time of the storm were injured.
15:30	WEST PT	COLUMBIANA	Trees were reported down in Madison Township.

Arkansas · 9 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:30	HARTFORD	SEBASTIAN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees onto Highway 45 northeast of Hartford.
05:35	PRAIRIE CREEK	SEBASTIAN	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees onto Highway 96 between Hartford and Mansfield.
06:37	CHARLOTTE	INDEPENDENCE	An NWS survey team found damage consistent with a strong microburst with estimated wind speed of 80 to 90 mph. Several trees and small structures were found damaged near the community of Charlotte.
07:05	GRAPE	SALINE	A NWS Survey team observed damage consistent with a microburst as over 150 hardwood and softwood trees were knocked down, snapped, or uprooted in a rural area west of Benton.
07:35	BATESVILLE	INDEPENDENCE	Multiple trees were blown down around the town of Batesville.
08:10	GRAPE	SALINE	Multiple trees were damaged and destroyed near the community of Grape.
08:38	VALLEY VIEW	CRAIGHEAD	Downed trees on Mt. Carmel Drive, off of Southwest Drive.
08:43	PARAGOULD	GREENE	Power poles (3-4) were knocked down on AR 135 Hwy S near the Twin Oaks Motel.
09:12	MANILA	MISSISSIPPI	Downed trees along Buttercup Lane in Manila.

Tennessee · 8 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
10:18	EAST ACRES	SHELBY	Downed trees and a snapped power pole along Armour Road.
10:19	BRIGHTON CATES ARPT	TIPTON	Downed trees across a bridge on Indian Creek Rd. Bridge is impassable.
10:25	NATIONAL CEMETERY	SHELBY	Downed tree along Given Ave.
11:15	COVINGTON	TIPTON	Trees downed into powerlines at Wilcox Ave and Walters St.
12:45	BEARDSTOWN	PERRY	Strong thunderstorm winds caused tree branches to fall and resulted in a small shed losing its roof near Alridge Circle south of Lobelville. Damages are a rough estimate.
14:07	NEW HAVEN	LAWRENCE	Strong thunderstorm winds blew off portions of a metal roof from a chicken barn just off Highway 64 near the Wayne and Lawrence County line. Damages are a rough estimate.
14:15	LORETTO	LAWRENCE	Strong thunderstorm winds downed a powerline near Riddle Lane in Loretto, causing power outages. Damages are a rough estimate.
14:55	KEMPVILLE	SMITH	Strong thunderstorm winds downed a few trees on Little Salt Lick Road near Carthage. Damages are a rough estimate.

Texas · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
23:26	ROMA	STARR	An NWS Storm Survey conducted on March 8th found a track of wind damage from Roma High School to the east side of the city neighborhood grid. Average wind speed for all damage points was estimated at 65 mph, though the surveyed swath suggested 60 to 70 mph in the area. Damage included the following:\|* Temporary fencing and benches blown down, field goal posts bent, and a sign adjacent to the baseball field bent of out the ground at Roma High School.\|Large wooden pole holding an election billboard ripped out of the ground across from the school.\|Several medium to large branches of healthy mesquite trees blown down in City of Roma neighborhoods.\|*Electrical pole leaning at a 30 degree angle in the City of Roma.
23:43	ROSITA	STARR	Damaging winds, mainly to poorly built structures, combined with wind-driven hail (generally between 1 and 2.75 in diameter) caused widespread damage in the western side of Rio Grande City, from Zinnia St. near N. Alvarez Road to neighborhoods along and just south of Eisenhower Rd. in the northwest side of the City. \|\|Based on the survey and surrounding reports, as well as quality of building construction, the estimated wind was 65 to 70 mph in most areas. This included locations with wind-driven hail south of Eisenhower Rd. Specific damage included:\|A sheet-metal roof blown off a residence, part of which collapsed into the home and trapped a resident, who was uninjured.\|Wind-driven hail damage to at least 100 single-family residences along Santa Lucia, Santa Maria, and Santa Isabel Roads. The vast majority of damage was shattered windows to every home surveyed.\|Direct wind damage to homes, including peeled-back shingles from 5 to more than 20% to at least a dozen structures, several fences blown down, and flipped trampolines\|A destroyed permanent food-truck canopy (blown off) which did not have appropriate rebar reinforcement, which led to collapse of the support concrete poles. This building was fully exposed to the microburst winds, which came from the northwest.\|\|Damage values provided are estimated, but include the combination of direct wind as well as wind-driven hail situations.
23:49	RIO GRANDE CITY ARPT	STARR	As part of a storm survey in and near Rio Grande City, damage was assessed at and near the Starr County/Rio Grande City Regional Airport. Based on the damage, winds were estimated at 70 mph. Damage included:\|Five large mesquite tree limbs blown down in a 100-yard diameter across the street from the airport.\|A garage door was blown in on the airport grounds, and roof panels were lifted by the wind after entering the structure. The garage was not hurricane rated; it did not have any metal/aluminum cross-beams.

West Virginia · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:37	MARRTOWN	WOOD	In Parkersburg, a tree fell onto power lines at the intersection of Neal Street and 4th Avenue.
17:22	PRUNTY	RITCHIE	Two trees were blown down around the community of Pullman. One blew down on Hardbarger Road and the other blew down and blocked both lanes at the intersection of Holbrook Road and Ireland Road.
17:57	KANAWHA HEAD	UPSHUR	Outside of Rock Cave, a large tree took down a phone line across Route 20.

New York · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:29	NORTH CLYMER	CHAUTAUQUA	Two utility poles and three lines downed. 180 Upper Road.
15:05	LEON	CATTARAUGUS	Large pine tree down across Cherry Creek Road.
15:09	EAST LEON	CATTARAUGUS	Tree downed across road.

Oklahoma · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
02:55	LONE GROVE	CARTER	Newport (NEWP) Mesonet observation.
03:05	ARDMORE	CARTER	Ardmore (ARD2) Mesonet observation.

Kentucky · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:34	QUICKSAND	BREATHITT	A retired NWS employee reported a tree blown down onto power lines about a mile up Lick Branch Road resulting in a power outage.
16:36	QUICKSAND	BREATHITT	A retired NWS employee reported wind gusts estimated near 60 mph in the vicinity of the Happy Church.

Missouri · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:06	OZARK AIRPARK ARPT	CHRISTIAN	Thunderstorm winds downed a tree on north Smallin road in Christian County.
07:53	CARDWELL	DUNKLIN	A metal roof was blown off a home and a few outbuildings were damaged.

Louisiana · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:27	(MLU)MONROE RGNL ARP	OUACHITA	A 59 mph wind gust associated with a thunderstorm gust front was measured at the Monroe Regional Airport.

Illinois · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:35	SALEM	MARION	Thunderstorm winds downed numerous tree limbs and power lines in Salem. At least one large tree was uprooted. Falling branches or a downed tree damaged at least one home. A farm outbuilding was destroyed.

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