Hail Storm Map — April 28, 2026

Hail storm map for April 28, 2026: max 3.00" hail across AL, AR, KS, LA, MO, MS, OK, TX, ~297,007 structures in swath.

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A severe hail event swept across AL, AR, KS, LA and 4 more states on April 28, 2026, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 297,007 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~121,052 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 3,489 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 252 hail reports and 208 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

297,007

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	121,052	20,164	2,902
Missouri	77,297	15,488	448
Oklahoma	51,937	4,960	84
Arkansas	36,691	3,557	0
Mississippi	8,752	449	55
Louisiana	737	2	0
Alabama	504	1	0
Kansas	37	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (204)

Texas · 81 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:58	POST	GARZA	A couple of reports were received of hail early in the morning of the 28th in and around Post. Local broadcast media relayed a report of quarter size hail in the town of Post with two inch hail to the southeast of Post. No damage was reported.
07:16	LAKESIDE CITY	ARCHER	The report was relayed by amateur radio.
08:11	NOCONA	MONTAGUE	Emergency manager reported penny sized hail at Nocona General Hospital.
12:28	SCOTLAND	ARCHER	Maximum hail size increased from quarter to golf ball during the event time. The report was relayed through mPING.
12:35	ARCHER CITY	ARCHER	The location is approximate.
12:45	LAKE ARROWHEAD DAM	CLAY	Hailfall at Lake Arrowhead State Park. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
13:16	BLUEGROVE	CLAY	The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated based on radar observations.
13:19	BLUEGROVE	CLAY	The location is approximate.
13:20	HENRIETTA	CLAY	The report was relayed through mPING.
14:10	BOWIE	MONTAGUE	Trained spotter reported quarter size hail 3 miles southwest of Bowie.
14:43	JACKSBORO	JACK	Report of 1 inch hail from mPING.
14:45	BRYSON	JACK	Amateur radio operator relayed report of 1 inch hail 5 miles south of Bryson.
14:47	GRAHAM MUNI ARPT	YOUNG	Trained spotter reported half dollar sized hail northeast of Graham near US 380 and Cement Mountain Road.
14:47	MARVETTA	JACK	Trained spotter reported nickel sized hail northeast of Jacksboro.
14:53	VINEYARD	JACK	Trained spotter reported nickel sized hail 6 miles west of Runaway Bay.
14:55	BRYSON	JACK	Amateur radio operator reported 1 inch hail 5 miles south of Bryson on FM 1191.
14:55	BRYSON	JACK	Amateur radio operator reported golf ball sized hail 5 miles south of Bryson on FM 1191.
14:57	STEWARTON	JACK	Storm chaser reported golf ball sized hail east of Jacksboro. Pictures shared on X.
15:03	BRYSON	JACK	Emergency manager reported 2 inch hail south of Bryson off of FM 1191 and Flat Rock Road.
15:07	CHICO	WISE	Amateur radio reported golf ball sized hail in Chico off of Sherman St and Davis St.
15:07	BARTONS CHAPEL	JACK	Trained spotter reported nickel size hail 9 miles east southeast of Bryson.
15:19	BRIDGEPORT	WISE	Report of 1 inch hail in Bridgeport from mPING.
15:20	BRIDGEPORT	WISE	Report of 1.25 inch hail southeast of Bridgeport from mPING.
15:24	PARADISE	WISE	Report of 1.75 inch hail near Paradise from mPING.
15:32	DECATUR	WISE	Report of 1.25 inch hail near Decatur from mPING.
16:17	MINERAL WELLS	PALO PINTO	Report of 1.25 inch hail from mPING.
16:22	(MWL)MINERAL WELLS A	PALO PINTO	Amateur radio and the public reported 2-2.5 inch hail two miles southwest of the KMWL ASOS.
16:31	(MWL)MINERAL WELLS A	PALO PINTO	Report of 1.5 inch hail from mPING.
16:35	KELLER	TARRANT	Several social media photos and reports of hail up to half dollar size across Keller from Old Town Keller to Davis Blvd at Bear Creek Pkwy.
16:37	SOUTHLAKE	TARRANT	Several social media photos of hail up to half dollar size in Southlake.
16:41	BENNETT	PARKER	Amateur radio operator reported a 2.75 inch hailstone in Millsap.
16:41	BROCK	PARKER	Report of 1.75 inch hail from mPING.
16:43	BROCK	PARKER	Amateur radio operator reported 2 inch hail southwest of Weatherford, near Dennis Road and FM 1189.
16:47	BROCK	PARKER	Facebook photos and local emergency management reported hail between golf ball to tennis ball size fell in Brock.
16:49	BROCK	PARKER	Emergency manager reported golf ball sized hail in Brock.
16:50	BROCK	PARKER	Amateur radio operator reports 1 inch hail near mile marker 403 on I-20 southwest of Weatherford.
16:52	DENNIS	PARKER	Amateur radio operator reported 1 inch hail in Tin Top.
17:02	ANNETA	PARKER	Broadcast media reported 1.75 inch hail in Annetta South.
17:05	ANNETA	PARKER	Storm chaser reported golf ball size hail 5 miles west southwest of Annetta South.
17:08	ALEDO	PARKER	Amateur radio operator reported 1 inch hail south of Aledo on Kelly Rd at the Trinity River crossing.
17:12	ADDISON	DALLAS	Report of 0.75 inch hail from mPING.
17:20	CRESSON	HOOD	Amateur radio operator reported golf ball hail in Cresson.
17:26	WHEATLAND	TARRANT	Report of 1.25 inch hail from mPING.
17:26	GODLEY	JOHNSON	Trained spotter reported baseball size hail near Godley.
17:28	JOSHUA	JOHNSON	Report of 1 inch hail from mPING.
17:29	GODLEY	JOHNSON	Three inch wind driven hail was reported around Gray Fox Court near Godley. Broken windows were observed on homes.
17:31	GODLEY	JOHNSON	Report of 2.75 to 4 inch hail located northwest of Godley from mPING.
17:33	GODLEY	JOHNSON	Report of 2.75 inch hail from mPING.
17:37	GODLEY	JOHNSON	Trained spotter submitted photos of measured 3.5 inch hail just east of Godley.
17:39	CLEBURNE MUNI ARPT	JOHNSON	A NOAA employee reported 3 inch hail between Godley and Cleburne.
17:42	CLEBURNE MUNI ARPT	JOHNSON	Trained spotter reported 4.5 inch hail on 171 between Cresson and Godley.
17:42	CLEBURNE MUNI ARPT	JOHNSON	Report of 2 inch hail from mPING.
17:50	WEATHERFORD JCT	JOHNSON	Amateur radio operator reported 3 inch hail at the Johnson County EOC in Cleburne.
17:50	WEATHERFORD JCT	JOHNSON	Amateur radio operator reported baseball hail near US 67 and Chisholm Trail Expressway.
17:57	CLEBURNE	JOHNSON	Amateur radio operator reported 2 inch hail at Cleburne High School.
18:17	PARKER	JOHNSON	Amateur radio operator reported 2 inch hail 5 miles west southwest of Grandview.
18:27	GRANDVIEW	JOHNSON	Report of 1 inch hail from mPING.
18:51	ITASCA	HILL	Report of 2.5 inch hail from mPING.
18:53	ITASCA	HILL	Trained spotter reported a measured 3.25 inch hailstone in Itasca, via photo.
18:57	SINGISER	HILL	Report of 3 inch hail from mPING.
19:07	HURON	HILL	A social media post reported at least golf ball size hail in the Blanton community.
19:33	WALNUT SPGS	BOSQUE	Social media report of ping pong ball size hail on FM 927 near Walnut Springs.
19:47	ABBOTT	HILL	A trained spotter reported 1.25 inch hail near Abbott.
19:56	ABBOTT	HILL	A public phone call reported 1 inch hail in Abbott.
20:00	WEST	MCLENNAN	Baseball size hail was reported between West and Penelope via social media.
20:04	WEST	MCLENNAN	A storm chaser reported 3 inch hail on Cottonwood near North Czech Hall Road.
21:06	SMITHS BEND	BOSQUE	Facebook photo showed ping pong ball size hail on PR 3666 near China Spring.
21:12	GROESBECK	LIMESTONE	Emergency manager reported quarter sized hail in Groesbeck.
21:15	DOYLE	LIMESTONE	Report of 1.25 inch hail 4 miles north of Groesbeck, from mPING.
21:20	GROESBECK	LIMESTONE	Report of 1.5 inch hail in Groesbeck, from mPING.
21:23	GROESBECK	LIMESTONE	Emergency manager reported golf ball sized hail in Groesbeck.
21:29	SHILOH	LIMESTONE	Report of 1.5 inch hail from mPING.
21:30	SHILOH	LIMESTONE	Emergency manager reported golf ball sized hail 7 miles south of Mexia.
21:34	ELM MOTT	MCLENNAN	Report of 1 inch hail from mPING.
21:35	ELM MOTT	MCLENNAN	Emergency manager reported quarter sized hail in Elm Mott.
21:35	NORTHCREST	MCLENNAN	Report of 1 inch hail from mPING.
21:40	BELLMEAD	MCLENNAN	Report of 1.5 inch hail from mPING.
21:43	NORTHCREST	MCLENNAN	Report of 2.5 inch hail from mPING.
21:50	HALLSBURG	MCLENNAN	Emergency manager reported 2.25 inch diameter hail near Tradinghouse Lake.
21:55	HALLSBURG	MCLENNAN	Numerous social media photos showed hail ranging from golf ball to baseball size in Hallsburg. Significant damage occurred to vehicles with destroyed windshields and large dents.
22:14	OTTO	FALLS	Facebook photo showed tennis ball size hail fell on CR 142 between Perry and Otto.

Missouri · 47 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
09:32	JANE	MCDONALD	Quarter sized hail was reported.
09:32	PINEVILLE	MCDONALD	Hail from nickels to hen eggs in size fell along a path from Pineville to Rocky Comfort as a developing and intensifying left moving supercell move to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail.
09:34	JANE	MCDONALD	Nickle sized hail was reported.
09:53	WHEATON	BARRY	A hail swath from a mile to 3 miles wide began near Wheaton and continued to the northeast across Barry County. Hail from quarters to 3 inches in size fell along a path from Wheaton to Purdy to Pleasant Ridge as an intensifying left moving supercell moved to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into southeastern Lawrence County.
10:03	4 NE Cassville	Barry	Report from mPING - Quarter (1.00 in.).
10:15	VERONA	LAWRENCE	A hail swath from a mile to 3 miles wide began near southwest of Aurora and continued to the northeast across southeastern Lawrence County. Hail from quarters to softballs in size fell along a path from Aurora to Marionville as an intensifying left moving supercell moved to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into far western Christian County.
10:28	BILLINGS	CHRISTIAN	A hail swath from a mile to 2 miles wide continued from northeast of Marionville and continued to the northeast across far western Christian County. Hail from quarters to baseballs in size fell along a path from northeast of Marionville to north of Billings as a left moving supercell moved to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into southwestern Greene County.
10:39	REPUBLIC	GREENE	A hail swath from a mile to 3 miles wide began southwest of Republic and continued to the northeast across Greene County. Hail from quarters to 4.75 inches in size fell along a path from Republic to northwestern Springfield to Fair Grove as an intensifying left moving supercell moved to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into northwestern Webster County. \|\|As the storm moved across northwestern Springfield, it moved over the Springfield-Branson National Airport where 4 commuter jets, two cargo jets and up to 25 general aviation aircraft were on the TARMAC. Over 1200 vehicles were in the short and long term parking lot. The storm them moved over the Springfield Zoo killing an Emu and injuring another. At least two dozen people were injured by hail by being outside during the hail.
11:09	OLIVE	DALLAS	Golf ball sized hail was reported in a rural portion of the county.
11:09	TIN TOWN	POLK	Quarter sized hail was reported.
11:10	OLIVE	DALLAS	Hen egg sized hail was reported in a rural part of the county.
11:10	REDTOP	DALLAS	Half dollar sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
11:10	BEACH	WEBSTER	Quarter sized hail was reported.
11:11	ELKLAND	WEBSTER	Quarter sized hail was reported.
11:12	ELKLAND	WEBSTER	A hail swath from a mile to 2 miles wide began south of Elkland and continued to the northeast across northern Webster County. Hail from quarters to hen eggs in size fell along a path from south of Elkland to west of Rader and south of Conway as a left moving supercell moved to the northeast across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into southwestern Laclede County.
11:15	ELKLAND	WEBSTER	Ping pong ball sized hail was reported.
11:22	Leeton	Johnson	Quarter-sized hail observed in Leeton.
11:23	CONWAY	LACLEDE	A hail swath from a mile to 3 miles wide began near Conway and continued to the north-northeast across Laclede County. Hail from quarters to 3 inches in size fell along a path from Conway to Phillipsburg to Eldridge as a left moving supercell moved across the County. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged by hail before the storm passed into southeastern Camden County.
11:28	MACOMB	WRIGHT	Hail to the size of hen eggs was reported in a mainly rural area.
11:29	WAGONER	CEDAR	Golf ball sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
11:30	WINDYVILLE	DALLAS	Ping pong ball sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
11:33	NORWOOD	WRIGHT	Golf ball sized hail was reported in downtown. Several vehicles, homes and businesses suffered minor damage.
11:35	Lebanon	Laclede	Up to ping ball size hail damaged 15 city vehicles including breaking wind shields.
11:42	DECATURVILLE	CAMDEN	A hail swath from quarters to golf balls in size fell along a path from Decaturville to Montreal where a left moving supercell moved to the northeast and weakened before leaving the county. Along the storms path, numerous homes, vehicles, businesses, equipment, crops, livestock and other structures were damaged.
11:45	STOUTLAND	CAMDEN	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:05	CARTERVILLE	JASPER	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:17	SPRINGFIELD	GREENE	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:29	MARIONVILLE	LAWRENCE	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:37	LIBERAL	BARTON	Golf ball sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
12:46	NIXA	CHRISTIAN	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:47	NIXA	CHRISTIAN	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:47	TERRELL	CHRISTIAN	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:48	NIXA	CHRISTIAN	Quarter sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
12:54	WILDWOOD ESTATES	GREENE	Quarter sized hail was reported.
12:55	OZARK	CHRISTIAN	Quarter sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
13:05	ZWANZIG	MORGAN	Half dollar sized hail was reported.
13:29	GRAVOIS MILLS	MORGAN	Ping pong ball sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
14:34	OLDEN	HOWELL	Golf ball sized hail was reported just southwest of the Airport. A few vehicles suffered minor damage.
14:37	OLDEN	HOWELL	Golf ball sized hail was reported in a mainly rural area.
14:39	WHITE CHURCH	HOWELL	Quarter sized hail was reported.
15:21	HANDY	RIPLEY	Hail estimated to tennis ball size fell near Handy as a surging portion of a storm line entered northwestern Ripley County. No damages were reported.
15:37	BENNETT	RIPLEY	Hail measured to quarter size was reported on MO-21 near the Carter/Ripley County line.
15:38	GRANDIN	CARTER	Hailstones photographed in Grandin were around an inch to an inch and a half, with one particularly elongated and irregularly shaped hailstone measuring to two and a half inches. No damages were reported.
15:41	DONIPHAN	RIPLEY	Hail estimated to half-dollar size fell west of Doniphan, accompanied by wind gusts up to 50mph.
15:43	DONIPHAN	RIPLEY	Hail measured to quarter size fell north of Doniphan.
15:44	HILL TOP	RIPLEY	Hail measured to golf ball size fell a couple miles north of Doniphan.
15:46	DONIPHAN	RIPLEY	Multiple hail reports, with measurements up to 2 in diameter, fell in Doniphan as a surging portion of a storm line moved through town. No hail related damage was reported from Doniphan.

Mississippi · 23 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
05:02	PARIS	LAFAYETTE	Quarter-size hail fell near Paris, MS.
09:08	HAMILTON	MONROE	Quarter-sized hail fell near the Hamilton community.
14:06	EAGLE BEND	WARREN	Quarter-size hail fell in the area.
15:06	EAGLE BEND	WARREN	Quarter-size hail reported in Warren.
16:04	BENTON	YAZOO	Quarter-size hail was reported in the city of Benton.
16:20	VAUGHAN	YAZOO	Very large hail fell near Vaughn. Multiple large hailstones in the area were between 2 and 3 inches in diameter.
17:04	BENTON	YAZOO	Quarter-size hail was reported in the city of Benton.
17:20	DEASONVILLE	YAZOO	Ping-pong ball-sized hail was reported near Linewood.
17:20	VAUGHAN	YAZOO	Very large hail around Vaughn, pics of multiple large hailstones between 2 and 3 inches in diameter.
17:40	CAMERON	MADISON	Highway 17, hail damage to trees with leaves/debris all across the road. At least ping pong ball if not larger.
18:11	LUTHER	LEAKE	Golf ball-sized hail was reported in Renfroe.
18:15	LEESDALE	ADAMS	Ping pong ball-sized hail was reported in Sallis.
18:21	COOSA	LEAKE	Emergency management reported 2-inch hail in Edinburg.
18:37	HOPE	NESHOBA	Hail size up to 2 inches was reported 3 miles north of Pearl River.
18:42	WILLIAMSVILLE	ATTALA	Quarter sized hail was reported in Zama.
18:45	PHILADELPHIA ARPT	NESHOBA	Social media pictures of large, half-dollar-sized hail.
18:49	ETHEL	ATTALA	Social media pictures of dime to nickel-sized hail.
19:34	LEESDALE	ADAMS	Quarter-size hail reported at Highpoint.
19:43	RURAL HILL	WINSTON	Quarter-sized hail reported in Highpoint.
20:00	LOUISVILLE	WINSTON	Quarter-sized hail reported in Noxapater.
20:10	JOSEPH	WINSTON	Quarter-sized hail reported in Vernon.
20:16	FEARNS SPGS	WINSTON	Emergency management reported quarter-sized hail in Ellison Ridge.
21:00	STATE COLLEGE	OKTIBBEHA	Report of nickel-sized hail.

Oklahoma · 21 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:29	LEON	LOVE	The location is approximate.
08:36	DAVIS	MURRAY	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time was adjusted based on radar observations.
08:43	KANSAS	DELAWARE	Large hail up to golf ball size damaged homes and vehicles.
08:47	NOBLE	CLEVELAND	The report was relayed through mPING.
09:05	STELLA	CLEVELAND	Hailfall at the intersection of East Franklin Road and 180th Avenue Northeast.
09:05	STELLA	CLEVELAND	Hailfall near the intersection of Southeast 164th Street and South Peebly Road. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
09:13	DALE	POTTAWATOMIE	An image of a ruler-measured hailstone was shared by a broadcast media storm chaser. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
09:24	AYDELOTTE	POTTAWATOMIE	Hailfall near the intersection of Hazel Dell Road and Coker Road.
11:26	BARTLESVILLE	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
11:30	DEWEY	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:18	DAVIS	MURRAY	The location is approximate.
13:22	COLLINSVILLE	TULSA	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:23	COLLINSVILLE	TULSA	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:24	COLLINSVILLE	TULSA	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
13:26	STRATFORD	GARVIN	The location is approximate.
13:45	BYNG	PONTOTOC	The report was relayed through mPING.
14:13	HOLDENVILLE	HUGHES	The location is approximate.
14:28	ARDMORE	CARTER	The report was relayed through mPING. The event time was adjusted based on radar observations.
15:28	CHEWEY	ADAIR	Hail up to two inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
15:29	DARWIN	PUSHMATAHA	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
17:06	REDLAND	MCCURTAIN	Hail ranging from golf ball to hen egg size reported near the Redland community northeast of Idabel.

Arkansas · 20 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
09:25	HIGHFILL	BENTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
09:30	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Hail up to two inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
09:33	ELM SPGS	WASHINGTON	Baseball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
09:34	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Hail up to four inches in diameter was measured near Willis D Shaw Elementary School.
09:40	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Hail up to three inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
09:42	LOWELL	BENTON	Ping pong ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
09:43	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
09:44	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Hail up to two inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
09:46	CAVE SPGS	BENTON	Hail larger than two inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
09:50	LOWELL	BENTON	Hail up to two inches in diameter damaged homes and vehicles.
10:00	WYMAN	WASHINGTON	Ping pong ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
10:10	GOSHEN	WASHINGTON	Tennis ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
10:27	HINDSVILLE	MADISON	Ping pong ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
11:24	JASPER	NEWTON	Hen egg sized hail fell at the school in Jasper.
11:34	HASTY	NEWTON	Hen egg sized hail fell near Hasty.
15:54	LINCOLN	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
15:57	LINCOLN	WASHINGTON	Half dollar size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
16:02	FARMINGTON	WASHINGTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
16:04	FARMINGTON	WASHINGTON	Golf ball size hail damaged homes and vehicles.
19:25	AMY	OUACHITA	Hen egg-sized hail fell in the town of Amy.

Alabama · 5 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
09:29	VERNON	LAMAR	Quarter-size hail fell around Vernon.
09:51	DETROIT	LAMAR	Nickel-size hail fell in Detroit.
10:00	Alexander City	Tallapoosa	Dime size hail in Alexander City.
10:13	PEARCES MILL	MARION	At least quarter-size hail covered roads in the Pea Ridge community, near County Road 42 and County Road 37.
10:20	PEARCES MILL	MARION	Quarter-size hail was reported near Pearce's Mill.

Kansas · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
10:51	PITTSBURG	CRAWFORD	Quarter sized hail was reported.
11:54	COFFEYVILLE	MONTGOMERY	Delayed report with the time estimated via radar.
12:15	CHEROKEE	CRAWFORD	Quarter sized hail was reported.

Louisiana · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:07	EPPS	WEST CARROLL	Hail up to 1.75 inch reported in Epps.
14:07	EPPS	WEST CARROLL	Hail up to 1.75 inch reported in Epps.

Kentucky · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:47	1 SE Mcandrews	Pike	Report from mPING: Half-inch (0.50 in.).
01:08	Fresh Meadows	Harlan	Via Spotter Network.

Wind reports (206)

Tennessee · 44 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:10	GUM FLAT	CROCKETT	A tree was knocked down across the road.
00:10	GUM FLAT	CROCKETT	Trees and power lines were knocked down along Joe Edwards Road east of Bells.
00:20	HOHENWALD	LEWIS	Severe thunderstorm winds caused damage to powerlines in the Hohenwald area, resulting in numerous power outages. Damages are a rough estimate.
00:20	GILMORE	MADISON	A large tree was knocked down on the Union University campus.
00:30	LAWRENCE	MADISON	A power pole was snapped, and power lines were down across the road.
00:39	CUMBERLAND CITY	STEWART	Severe thunderstorm winds caused structural damage to a barn and downed several trees in the Cumberland City area. Damages are a rough estimate.
00:40	BARNESVILLE	LAWRENCE	A swath of damaging wind occurred across portions of northern Lawrence County in the early morning hours of April 28th. Damage was sporadic across the area consisting of snapped and uprooted trees and downed powerlines. There were a few trees that fell on either houses, farm outbuildings, or sheds. Additional damage included partial loss of roofing shingles on a house along the partial loss of metal roofing of a shop building. Winds were estimated to be between 60 to 70 mph for most areas though a few areas likely reached 80 to 90 mph. One injury occurred when a tree fell on an automobile. Damages are a rough estimate.
00:45	FREDONIA	MONTGOMERY	A severe thunderstorm downed a large tree limb in Fredonia. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:00	GISMONDA	BENTON	Numerous trees and a few power lines were knocked down across southern Benton County.
01:13	TENNESSEE CITY	DICKSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees southwest of Dickson, caused structural damage to three barns, and damaged a car. About 3,000 customers were without power in Dickson County. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:22	HOLLY GROVE	TIPTON	Large tree limbs were knocked down across Highway 59.
01:32	BAKERSWORKS	DICKSON	Severe thunderstorm winds caused a tree to fall on a house in White Bluff which caused a gas leak on Johnny Hall Road. No injuries were reported. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:33	FAIRVIEW	WILLIAMSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a large tree onto Highway 96 in Fairview. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:36	MILLERSVILLE	SUMNER	A severe thunderstorm downed tree limbs which blocked a roadway in Millersville. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:41	MILLINGTON	SHELBY	Multiple trees were knocked down in the Flag City mobile home community in Millington.
01:49	WOODBINE	DAVIDSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree along Interstate 40 at mile marker 213. Damages are a rough estimate.
01:55	BECKWITH	WILSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree onto a powerline which partially blocked Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:05	CENTERVILLE	WILSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree which blocked a lane of Spring Creek Road in Lebanon. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:05	GREENWOOD	WILSON	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree on Moss Glen Road in Lebanon. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:07	2 N Smyrna	Rutherford	AWOS station KMQY Smyrna Airport.
02:16	ETHRIDGE	LAWRENCE	Severe thunderstorm winds downed powerlines along Foster Avenue in Ethridge. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:16	SUMMERTOWN	LAWRENCE	Severe thunderstorm winds caused tree damage along TN-240 in Summertown. One person was trapped in a camper, but was not injured. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:18	MURFREESBORO	RUTHERFORD	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree in a parking lot off New Salen Highway in Murfreesboro. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:18	RED HILL	LAWRENCE	Severe thunderstorm winds downed trees which blocked Crews Road in Ethridge. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:32	ETHRIDGE	LAWRENCE	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree onto a home on Good Hope Road in Ethridge. Several other trees were also downed in the area. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:40	DIBRELL	WARREN	Severe thunderstorm winds downed a tree in a yard in Dibrell. Damages are a rough estimate.
02:53	1 NNW Readyville	Rutherford	Mesonet station AW222 Readyville.
02:54	CHATTANOOGA	HAMILTON	Several powerlines and at least 1 tree were downed in Chattanooga by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.
03:05	HOWELL HILL	LINCOLN	Trees were knocked down at Old Lincoln Road and Bugger Hollow Road.
03:06	HOWELL HILL	LINCOLN	Trees were knocked down on Old Lincoln Road at Taylor Dairy Road.
03:12	FLINTVILLE	LINCOLN	Trees were knocked down on Mason Road at Wells Lee Road.
15:00	WHITE STATION	SHELBY	A large tree was uprooted on Sweetbriar Road near Redfearn Cove.
15:21	PECKERWOOD PT	TIPTON	Trees and power lines were knocked down along Tate Road.
15:27	BRIGHTON	TIPTON	Straight-line winds caused roof damage at the Brighton Town Hall.
15:31	BRIGHTON CATES ARPT	TIPTON	Trees were knocked down at Holly Grove Road and Liberty Church Road.
15:33	HENNING	LAUDERDALE	A large tree was uprooted in Henning, along Poplar Grove Cemetery Road on the east side of Highway 51.
15:35	COVINGTON	TIPTON	Multiple trees were knocked down in Covington.
15:56	GATES	LAUDERDALE	Trees were knocked across Highway 51 and Dry Hill Road East.
15:57	HALLS	LAUDERDALE	A tree was knocked down on Highway 88 West.
15:57	HALLS	LAUDERDALE	Trees were knocked down on Willow Lane.
16:25	DYER	GIBSON	A tree fell on a home along Poplar Grove Road.
16:57	LAVINIA	CARROLL	Trees uprooted, and tree limbs downed along Johns Creek Road and Highway 220.
22:13	HEBRON	HARDEMAN	Several trees were downed and uprooted along Hebron Lane.
22:59	5 NW Clarksville	Montgomery	ASOS station KCKV Clarksville Outlaw Field.

Mississippi · 32 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
07:00	THAYER	LINCOLN	Scattered trees were reported down by the Lincoln County EM.
07:08	BRISTERVILLE	LINCOLN	Tree down on a mobile home.
14:25	DAYS	DE SOTO	Trees were knocked down at the intersection of Nesbit Road and Horn Lake Road.
14:32	LOVE	DE SOTO	Trees were knocked down at the intersection of Slocum Boulevard and McCraken Road.
14:40	LEWISBURG	DE SOTO	Trees were knocked down at the intersection of Highway 305 and Vaiden Road.
18:21	COMPLETE	LAUDERDALE	A tree was blown down near 43rd and 40th.
18:42	RUSSELL	LAUDERDALE	A roof was blown off a shed. The shed was damaged due to strong thunderstorm winds.
18:43	TOPTON	LAUDERDALE	A tree was blown down on a home on Russell Topton Road.
19:03	ETHEL	ATTALA	A tree was blown down across County Road 2240.
19:08	ARLINGTON	NESHOBA	Tin was blown off a roof on County Road 2808.
20:09	HORN LAKE	DE SOTO	A tree was knocked down on Greenbrook Parkway in Southaven.
20:37	BARTON	MARSHALL	A tree was knocked down at the intersection of Farley and Addison.
20:49	VICTORIA	MARSHALL	A police vehicle was rolled over and off Interstate 22 near exit 18 due to very strong straight-line winds.
20:50	SALTILLO	LEE	A tree was knocked down across Old Highway 45.
20:56	SALTILLO	LEE	A tree was knocked down on the Natchez Trace Parkway.
21:20	TUPELO	LEE	A tree was knocked down across Highland Drive South.
21:38	SHANNON	LEE	A tree fell on a home off CR 300. There were five occupants in the home, with one sustaining a minor head injury.
21:40	SHANNON	LEE	Numerous power lines were knocked down in the city of Shannon.
21:40	SHANNON	LEE	Numerous trees were knocked down on CR 506 in Shannon, MS.
22:03	AMORY	MONROE	A tree was knocked down in front of a house.
22:07	GREENVILLE	WASHINGTON	Scattered trees and powerlines down throughout the city of Greenville.
22:09	GREENVILLE FAIRFLD A	WASHINGTON	A section of decorative parapet wall on a hotel was blown down to the ground on MS Highway 182 near S Raceway Road.
22:09	SWIFTWATER	WASHINGTON	A large tree snapped and fell onto a house along Wilcox Road.
22:10	WAYSIDE	WASHINGTON	Multiple large trees down, some trees snapped, in the area of Deerfield Road, Lake Lee Road, and MS Highway 454.
22:16	ABERDEEN STINSON ARP	MONROE	Multiple trees were knocked down on Big John Road.
22:24	CORRONA	LEE	A tree fell on a house on CR 417 near Blair, MS.
22:30	GUNTOWN	LEE	Trees and power lines were knocked down.
22:31	INVERNESS	SUNFLOWER	Multiple trees and power poles snapped in the Inverness area.
22:34	ISOLA	HUMPHREYS	Multiple trees down around Isola.
22:40	FOUR MILE	HUMPHREYS	Multiple trees down in the Four Mile community.
22:45	NICHOLS	LEFLORE	A utility company in Leflore reported multiple powerlines down.
22:58	MONTGOMERY	HOLMES	A utility company in Holmes reported multiple power lines down south of Cruger.

Kentucky · 28 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:01	CHESTNUT GROVE	SHELBY	There was tree damage off of Hinkle Lane.
00:15	BROOKS	BULLITT	There were power lines down on Steedland Drive.
00:23	DRY RIDGE	GRANT	Several trees were downed.
00:35	BONNIEVILLE	HART	Trees were down on Frenchman knob Road and Locust Grove Road.
00:39	FALMOUTH	PENDLETON	A few trees and power lines were downed.
00:40	DOUBLE CULVERT	SCOTT	There was a tree down on power lines near the 400 block of Double Culvert Road.
00:43	HINESDALE	HART	A tree was blocking both lanes on the 1600 block of Omar Chaney Road.
00:45	MC KINNEYSBURG	PENDLETON	A trailer on concrete blocks was tipped over.
00:49	RIO	HART	A tree was down Pikeview Road near Powder Mills Road.
00:49	VENUS	HARRISON	There was roof damage to a home off of Pedro Pike.
00:50	BROADWELL	HARRISON	Several large trees fell with one falling across a fence line.
00:50	CYNTHIANA	HARRISON	A large limb fell through the roof of an outbuilding on Reynolds Avenue.
00:52	WHITE SULPHER	SCOTT	There was a tree down blocking the right lane of US 460 at Fishers Mill Road.
00:52	DEFRIES	HART	A tree was blocking the road near the intersection of Defries Road and Davis Bend Road.
01:00	VANARSDELL	MERCER	The roof of a barn was blown off and thrown 100 feet near where Cole Lane becomes Cole Road.
01:04	MIDWAY	WOODFORD	Large trees snapped and were uprooted in the Midway cemetery.
01:09	(LEX)BLU GRS FLD LEX	FAYETTE	There were three large trees snapped along Bowman Mill Road.
01:21	BLISS	ADAIR	There was a large tree blocking the Cumberland Parkway.
01:23	COLUMBIA	ADAIR	A tree was blocking an unknown roadway.
01:37	MT ZION	ALLEN	A tree was blocking the road at the intersection of Akersville Road and Ridge Top Road.
01:55	GLOBE	CARTER	A few trees and power lines were blown down next to Olive Hill on State Route 174.
01:57	DONANSBURG	GREEN	There was a tree down on New Salem Road.
02:03	GREENSBURG	GREEN	The National Weather Service conducted a damage survey in Green County for the storms that occurred in the early morning hours on April 28, 2026. Straight line wind damage was observed to occur with max wind speeds of 80 mph.\|\|Damage was mainly concentrated near Greensburg, KY along US Highway 68. Damage to trees and power lines were observed to the south and southeast of Greensburg along Columbia Highway, on route 417 (East Columbia Avenue) and on Brummal Avenue near Green County High School. Damage continued to the east and fanned out in nature consistent with a straight line wind downdraft along Cox Bend area near Taylor Cox Road. Mostly trees were damaged with large limbs in the Cox Bend area. The most notable damage was a single wide trailer roof completely peeled off near Coxes Bend \|Road and Darnell Road. All damage was consistent with facing in the easterly direction associated with straight line wind damage.\|\|Another damage point was reported near the Exie fire department well south of Greensburg on US Highway 68 where a couple of power poles were down, but no other tree or structure damage was observed near this area. This damage was also straight \|line wind damage, but was in a different area than the points near and east of Greensburg, KY.
02:07	EXIE	GREEN	There was an electric pole down at US 68 and Matney Road.
02:07	WHITEWOOD	GREEN	There was a tree down on Whitewood Road.
02:10	BURDICK	TAYLOR	There was a tree blocking Lemon Bend Road between Antle Lane and Stubbs Road.
02:14	CAMPBELLSVILLE	TAYLOR	There was a tree blocking the road in front of Harmon Furniture.
02:37	JUMBO	LINCOLN	Trees were blocking most of an unknown roadway.

Missouri · 26 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
10:24	AURORA	LAWRENCE	A power line was reported down.
10:45	SPRINGFIELD	GREENE	Several power lines were reported down.
10:45	SPRINGFIELD	GREENE	Several power lines were reported down in northwest Springfield from high winds.
10:45	SPRINGFIELD	GREENE	A few power lines were reported down.
10:50	SGF DOWNTOWN ARPT	GREENE	Powerlines were reported down.
12:18	VERONA	LAWRENCE	A tree was down blocking the road.
13:58	COLDSPRING	DOUGLAS	A tree was reported down on C Highway north of the Skyline School.
13:59	DENLOW	DOUGLAS	A tree was reported down on the east side of County Road ZZ.
14:00	GENTRYVILLE	DOUGLAS	A tree was reported down on Highway 95 blocking the road.
14:30	WEST PLAINS ARPT	HOWELL	A large tree was reported down.
14:33	OLDEN	HOWELL	Winds estimated at 60mph were reported.
14:34	OLDEN	HOWELL	A tree was reported down on County Road 4870.
14:35	WEST PLAINS ARPT	HOWELL	Large limbs from 6 to 8 inches of diameter were downed by high winds. .
14:35	WEST PLAINS ARPT	HOWELL	A large tree fell on a home causing moderate damage with additional large limbs down.
14:38	WHITE CHURCH	HOWELL	Several large trees were blown down.
14:38	WHITE CHURCH	HOWELL	Multiple trees were reported down north of West Plains.
15:36	HUNTER	CARTER	Dozens of trees were downed and a power line was snapped along/near MO-21 south of US-60 as a thunderstorm line moved eastward through Carter County. Report submitted via social media.
15:41	DONIPHAN	RIPLEY	A public report was posted on social media of a tree downed by thunderstorm winds in Doniphan. A spotter estimated 60mph winds were occurring with the surging portion of the storm line moving through Doniphan.
15:41	OWENMONT	RIPLEY	Destructive straight line winds impacted much of southeastern Ripley County, Missouri on the afternoon of Tuesday April 28, 2026 as a surging portion of a storm line created a macroburst, tracking approximately 10mi and expanding to its widest width near Naylor-Hemenway at 3.5mi. \|\|The damage swath began just southeast of Doniphan where a home suffered roof, siding, and fascia damage. Moving east-southeast, damaging wind impacted the Oxly community and locations near and south of the Naylor community. In Oxly, dozens of trees were snapped or uprooted, causing damage to outbuildings and downing power lines. To the south and west from Naylor to Hemenway, a grain bin rolled hundreds of yards and a large farm outbuilding was shifted off its foundation. A child sustained minor injuries when they were struck by debris. Along the damage path, hundreds of trees were snapped, uprooted or lost large limbs. A few power poles were broken as well. \|\|Before the survey, many reports of damage along this line were relayed by fire officials, with additional reports from broadcast media and emergency management. Numerous photos were posted on social media of damage along this route. Beyond the storm survey information, fire officials noted carports in Oxly blown a block away or leaning sideways on vehicles, 4 or 5 outbuildings damaged in Oxly, and a grain augur snapped in two south of Naylor. A public report of damage on Hwy W included a tree hitting a pump house and a truck while a flag pole was broken.
15:43	ELLSINORE	CARTER	A large tree was snapped by straight-line winds as thunderstorms moved eastward through Ellsinore.
15:51	HENDRICKSON	BUTLER	Multiple trees and several tree limbs were downed by a thunderstorm line moving into northern Butler County. Report submitted via social media.
16:00	NEELYVILLE	BUTLER	A tractor trailer was blown over on US-67 one mile north of the Arkansas state line. Damage to trees and power lines were also observed near the state line.
16:03	NEELYVILLE	BUTLER	A trained spotter estimated 70mph gusts through Neelyville. A few windows were smashed, possibly by hail. Portions of multiple trees were damaged in and around Neelyville. Multiple surges of wind occurred in a brief period through town, north of the core of the storm.
16:15	POPLR BLFF FLDS ARPT	BUTLER	Measured peak thunderstorm wind gust at the Poplar Bluff Municipal Airport ASOS station KPOF.
16:20	QULIN	BUTLER	A large section of a tree was downed in Qulin as a thunderstorm line moved through the town. Report submitted via social media.
16:36	GIBSON	DUNKLIN	A tree was knocked down across a road south of Campbell.

Arkansas · 23 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:03	IVESVILLE	PULASKI	A few trees were blown down in this area.
13:20	JACKSONVILLE	PULASKI	A tree fell through a mobile home in the Jacksonville area.
16:23	POLLARD	CLAY	The rear flank downdraft associated with the tornado that struck Pollard snapped a couple of tree trunks along Highway 62.
16:31	PIGGOTT	CLAY	Survey teams found substantial wind damage to trees and a few structures in the community of Piggott. Tree damage was relatively widespread, with numerous uprooted and downed trees. Minor structural damage and a few downed utility lines were also noted. The damage swath was approximately one mile wide, mainly affecting the northern side of town, with trees and debris blown to the southeast, consistent with an intense rear flank downdraft. Maximum wind speeds were estimated at around 80 mph.
16:32	ST FRANCIS	CLAY	Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down in the city of Saint Francis.
17:34	ROCK HILL	SEVIER	Multiple trees downed across the county, some of which were located along U.S. Highway 371 near Lockesburg and on Elm Drive in Lockesburg.
17:45	BLUE BAYOU	HOWARD	A large tree branch was snapped and fell onto an outbuilding on Yorks Chapel Road. Downed trees were also reported on nearby Cornbridge Road.
17:46	FREEMAN SPGS	POPE	A few trees were blown down along Highway 7.
17:58	UNITY	HOWARD	Tree downed across Buck Range Road, blocking all lanes of traffic.
18:15	JAKAJOINES	HEMPSTEAD	Tree downed on Highway 29 near the town of Blevins.
19:54	CLOQUET	BRADLEY	Multiple trees and powerlines were blown down across Arkansas Highway 8 north of Warren.
20:37	BEECH CREEK	ASHLEY	Emergency management reported multiple trees and powerlines down along Highway 133.
20:45	FOUNTAIN HILL	ASHLEY	A tree was blown down across Highway 425.
21:35	DERMOTT	CHICOT	A couple of trees were blown down.
21:35	DERMOTT	CHICOT	A tree fell on a home in Dermott, resulting in minor injuries to one resident.
21:45	JEROME	DREW	Multiple trees were blown down in Jerome.
21:48	HUDSPETH	CHICOT	A supercell storm moved out of Drew County near the Jerome community and produced a swath of winds of 70-80 mph across central Chicot County into and around Lake Village. Power lines and poles were down in the rural parts of the county. Most of the damage in Lake Village was around Mulberry Street. Here, multiple trees were uprooted across a few block radius. Power lines were down as well.
21:55	MC MILLIAN CORNER	CHICOT	Strong winds caused damage to a shed and a trailer to be blown on its side along Airport Road.
21:58	LAKE VLG	CHICOT	Multiple power lines were blown down across Lakeside Street. A large tree was uprooted and fell across powerlines along Mulberry Street.
21:58	LAKE VLG	CHICOT	A flagpole was bent to the ground at AR 144 and Club Drive.
21:58	MYRTLE GROVE	CHICOT	A carport was damaged and blown across the road at US 65 and Sixteenth Section Road.
21:59	MC MILLIAN CORNER	CHICOT	A wind gust of 77 mph was measured at a private Davis weather station at the Lake Village Municipal Airport.
21:59	MYRTLE GROVE	CHICOT	Multiple trees fell on a house and two vehicles at a residence along Lakeshore Drive.

Alabama · 16 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
03:54	LONG IS	JACKSON	A large tree was knocked down on CR 194 near the intersection of Highway 73.
03:54	EDGEFIELD	JACKSON	A large tree was knocked down across the roadway on CR 158 near Stevenson.
04:54	SCOTTSBORO	JACKSON	A tree was knocked down at the intersection of Porter Road and Law Street.
04:54	SCOTTSBORO	JACKSON	A tree was knocked down at 700 CR 38.
10:32	GLEN MARY	WINSTON	Various reports of downed trees across the Delmar community.
14:04	HAMILTON	MARION	Several reports of trees downed around Hamilton and just east of town.
16:23	PICKWICK LAKE	COLBERT	A tree was knocked down on Buchmann Peninsula Road.
17:20	RHODESVILLE	LAUDERDALE	A tree was knocked down blocking the eastbound lane of CR 14.
17:20	GRAVELLY SPGS	LAUDERDALE	A tree was knocked down blocking both lanes along CR 2 at CR 14.
17:23	NEWSOM SPGS	COLBERT	A tree was knocked down along Wagon Mountain Road.
17:38	LEIGHTON	COLBERT	A tree was knocked down on High School Street near Colbert County High School.
17:45	CENTER STAR	LAUDERDALE	A tree was knocked down blocking one lane at CR 69.
22:10	BARNESVILLE	MARION	Several trees were downed across western Marion County.
23:06	FAYETTE	FAYETTE	Several reports of trees downed along Highway 18 in Fayette.
23:09	FAYETTE R ARTHUR ARP	FAYETTE	At Guthrie Smith Park, a tin roof was blown off a two-story concession stand, with numerous concrete cinder blocks blown off the second story as well. Elsewhere in the park, metal fencing was damaged, bleachers were overturned, and a few trees were downed. Playground equipment and batting nets were also damaged.
23:38	BRADLEYTOWN	WALKER	Several trees were downed around the Parrish community.

Texas · 12 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:15	ST JO	MONTAGUE	Fire and Rescue reported multiple trees and power lines down just north of Saint Jo, and roadways had to be cleared.
09:01	RED BRANCH	GRAYSON	A public report indicated tree damage at a home near Dexter. Many tree limbs were down or snapped, and a large limb fell on top of the house.
12:45	LAKE ARROWHEAD DAM	CLAY	Large tree limbs were blown down at Lake Arrowhead State Park. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
14:15	FRUITLAND	MONTAGUE	Social media reports and photos indicated that several trees were blown down around the cities of Fruitland and Sunset.
15:15	LAKE BRIDGEPORT	WISE	A public report indicated that several trees were blown down at Lake Bridgeport. Part of a roof was reportedly blown off a house, and a bay door was blown in at the fire department.
15:30	COTTONDALE	WISE	Strong straight line winds affected a rural area of southwest Wise County, west of County Road 3355 and north of County Road 3470. A small neighborhood near Windmill Trail had damage to some roofs, garage doors and windows, as well as scattered tree damage. Across County Road 3470, additional fencing, tree and roof damage occurred along this road. The last damage was some more tree damage near the intersection of County Road 3355 and County Road 3470.
15:30	COTTONDALE	WISE	Scattered wind damage to trees and minor damage to homes were reported across the southern portions of Wise County from Cottondale towards Springtown. The damage was consistent with 70-80 mph winds.
16:05	NEWARK	WISE	A public report indicated that several trees were blown down near Eagle Mountain Lake in Newark.
16:15	MILLSAP	PARKER	The Automated Surface Observation System at Mineral Wells Regional Airport measured a 59 MPH wind gust.
17:18	GODLEY	JOHNSON	An amateur radio operator reported a 65 mph wind gust between Cresson and Godley.
19:27	BYNUM	HILL	A social media report indicated two power poles and power lines down on Saylor Street in Bynum.
21:30	4 NW Waco	McLennan	A 72 mph wind gust was measured at Waco Regional Airport.

Oklahoma · 10 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
08:35	DAVIS	MURRAY	Tree limbs were blown down and fences were damaged. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated based on radar observations.
08:47	THACKERVILLE	LOVE	A tree was blown down at the intersection of U.S. Highway 77 and Addington Bend Road. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
13:35	DOUGHERTY	MURRAY	Numerous large tree limbs were snapped along Goddard Youth Camp Road, on the south edge of Lake of the Arbuckles. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
14:05	CONNERVILLE	JOHNSTON	Tree uprooted and minor damage to an outbuilding. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
14:05	REAGAN	JOHNSTON	A swath of significant thunderstorm wind damage occurred in the area along Oklahoma Highway 7, from near the U.S. Highway 377 intersection to areas west-southwest of Wapanucka. Numerous trees were blown down or uprooted, including at least one that landed on a house near the U.S. Highway 377 intersection. At least fourteen power poles were also snapped or blown down. The path is estimated and the event time is estimated based on radar observations.
14:20	FILLMORE	JOHNSTON	A swath of significant thunderstorm wind damage occurred in the area between Old Cabin Road and Bold Springs Road, north of Fillmore. Numerous trees were uprooted or snapped and at least two outbuildings were destroyed. The path is estimated and the event time is estimated based on radar observations.
14:30	WAPANUCKA	JOHNSTON	A power pole was blown onto a building at Wapanucka High School. The event time is estimated based on radar observations.
16:13	FT TOWSON	CHOCTAW	Strong thunderstorm wind blew down trees and snapped numerous large tree limbs.
16:40	WRIGHT CITY	MCCURTAIN	Large tree downed across Tyler Road, blocking all lanes of traffic.
16:41	MILLERTON	MCCURTAIN	Tree downed on Madge Tyler Road just north of U.S. Highway 70 near Millerton.

Michigan · 6 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
06:17	Houghton Co Airport	Houghton	ASOS station KCMX Houghton Co. Airport.
07:20	Stannard Rock Lighthous	LSZ266	C-MAN station STDM4, 27 ESE Keweenaw Point.
08:00	28 ESE Keweenaw Point	LSZ266	Mesonet station STDM4 33 NNE Granite Island.
12:07	Copper Harbor	Keweenaw	ASOS station KP59 Copper Harbor.
12:24	34 ENE Rock of Ages	Keweenaw	Mesonet station OJIM4 Ojibway - Isle Royale.
13:00	Houghton Co Airport	Houghton	ASOS station KCMX Houghton Co. Airport.

Ohio · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:06	DAYTON	MONTGOMERY	A tree fell onto some power lines.
00:24	SPRINGBORO	WARREN	A few trees were downed along McCray Boulevard.
00:40	CORWIN	WARREN	A tree fell onto State Route 73.
00:50	SUMMERFORD	MADISON	A few small trees were downed.

Alaska · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:53	Delta Junction	Southeast Fairbanks	ASOS station PABI Delta Junction.
03:05	10.7 S Fort Greely	Southeast Fairbanks	Mesonet station K24KX 10.7 S Fort Greely (USARRAY).

Louisiana · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:35	DUTY	CATAHOULA	Several large limbs were blown out of trees across the city of Oak Ridge.
13:35	DUTY	CATAHOULA	Several large limbs were blown out of trees across the city of Oak Ridge.

Indiana · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:10	MT CARMEL	FRANKLIN	A couple of barns were damaged.

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