Thunderstorm Wind Reports

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13:55Z 56 MS Tippah Ripley Straight line winds knocked down several trees, tree limbs. and power lines in Ripley. A roof was blown off of a mobile home on Tippah Lake Road. Winds were estimated between 60 to 70 mph.
16:05Z 55 AL Marion Wiginton A few trees were blown down along highway 187.
16:21Z 60 AL Marion Hackleburg One tree blown onto a home along highway 253.
16:25Z 50 AL Franklin Phil Campbell Thunderstorm winds partially knocked down a wall and portions of a roof of an unfinished barn being constructed. At least two trees were blown down or uprooted in the area.
16:35Z 60 AL Winston Pebble Power lines were blown down near the Pebble community.
17:10Z 56 AL Morgan Danville A roof was peeled off a home along North Johnson Chapel Road.
17:15Z 56 AL Morgan Oak Ridge A large tree fell on a house along Forrest Chapel Road. A woman, child and baby inside fortunately escaped unharmed.
18:10Z 60 AL Blount Blountsville Trees and power lines were blown, partially down blocking Page Springs Road.
18:15Z 60 AL Blount Summit A tree was blown down across Alabama Highway 67.
18:15Z 60 AL Blount Summit One tree down across county highway 25 at Hinds Road.
18:45Z 50 VA Bath Hot Spgs Three trees were blown down in Hot Springs along U.S. Highway 220.
18:45Z 50 TN Hamblen Valley Home Two large oak trees were downed at a residence on Alpha Valley Home Road. Also, a barn on the property received significant roof damage.
18:50Z 55 AL Etowah Carlisle One tree blown down onto a power pole along Gazaway Road.
18:55Z 50 SC Greenville River Falls Large tree limbs were blown down along Gap Creek Rd 4 miles north of Cleveland. A tree also fell on power lines about 5 miles north of Marietta.
19:05Z 60 AL Etowah Pleasant Hill Numerous reports of trees down including at the intersection of Sand Valley Road and Cox Valley Road, across Fairview Road East of Reece City, and across Keener Gap Road.
19:07Z 50 NC Cleveland Olive Grove Large tree limbs were blown down along highway 10 about 2 miles northeast of Casar.
19:08Z 50 VA Bedford Shady Grove Numerous large tree limbs were blown down by thunderstorm winds on Bentwood Drive.
19:20Z 50 VA Rockbridge Collierstown Thunderstorm winds knocked down a tree on Bluegrass Trail.
19:20Z 60 AL Etowah Ballplay Trees were blown down on Gilley Road near the Ballplay community.
19:26Z 50 VA Bath Millboro Spgs Trees were reported down along Route 42 west of Millboro.
19:30Z 61 ND Kidder Crystal Spgs A few barns near Napoleon were reported to sustain damage from the strong thunderstorm winds. Damage amounts were not available.
19:45Z 50 NC Lincoln Reepsville Several trees were blown down from Lewis Rd, across Reepsville Rd to Corriher Farm Rd.
19:55Z 50 SC York Smyrna A tree was down on Biggers Rd and several large tree limbs blocked Ramah Church Rd in the same area.
20:00Z 50 NC Wilkes Traphill One tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds in Traphill.
20:20Z 50 NC Wilkes Ferguson Several trees were blown down along Route 268 between Ferguson and West Kerr Scott Reservoir.
20:25Z 50 NC Lincoln Lincolnton Trees were blown down on Amnert St in Lincolnton.
20:32Z 50 NC Wilkes Ronda A tree was knocked down by thunderstorm winds along Macedonia Church Road off of Highway 268. Several small tree limbs were also snapped.
20:35Z 50 NC Wilkes Ronda Thunderstorm winds knocked down one tree.
20:37Z 50 NC Surry Copeland Two trees were blown down on Rockford Road.
20:42Z 39 GA Haralson Tallapoosa The Haralson County Emergency Management Director and the county 911 Center reported that three trees were down across the southern part of the county. A couple of phone lines were also down as a result.
20:46Z 50 NC Surry Burch A tree was blown down along Joe Layne Mill Road, just off of Highway 268.
20:54Z 70 NC Lincoln Denver A large area of downburst winds began near the end of the first tornado track, in the Denver community, and continued on the south side of the 2nd tornado track. Numerous trees were uprooted from the Campground Rd/Forney Hill Rd area to areas north of Westport. Some trees fell on homes, causing significant damage.
21:00Z 61 ND Stutsman Montpelier The strong straight line thunderstorm winds resulted in a tree uprooted, a grain bin tipper over, a small wooden building destroyed, and crop damage.
21:00Z 55 NC Mecklenburg Smithville Several trees were blown down along Tuskakora Rd.
21:00Z 60 NC Iredell Mayhew Numerous trees and power lines were blown down from the Mecklenburg County line, northeast along Brawley School Rd to its intersection with Yacht Rd. Two homes were hit by falling trees in this area.
21:00Z 50 NC Iredell Union Grove Trees and large limbs were blown down on Union Grove Rd and Eagle Mills Rd between about 4 and 7 miles to the northwest of Harmony.
21:03Z 52 ND Stutsman Montpelier No reports of damage accompanied the strong thunderstorm winds.
21:05Z 55 NC Mecklenburg Davidson Numerous large tree limbs were blown down around the Davidson area.
21:29Z 65 WV Kanawha Institute A small microburst occurred in the Jefferson area. Several homes had minor damage to their shingles and siding. Several trees and large branches were blown down.
21:30Z 55 NC Union Stouts Two trees were blown down on Glenridge Ct, with numerous trees blown down along Brookstone Trail.
21:30Z 50 NC Stokes Dalton One tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds on Highway 52 at the Pilot Mountain State Park exit.
21:45Z 50 NC Cabarrus Mt Gilead Trees and power lines were blown down about 3 miles north of Concord.
21:46Z 50 NC Wilkes Millers Creek One tree was blown down on Boone Trail off of Highway 16.
21:55Z 50 VA Martinsville (c) Martinsville Thunderstorm winds blew down one tree on New York Avenue.
21:55Z 50 NC Stokes Germanton One tree was knocked down by thunderstorm winds on South Friendship Road.
21:55Z 50 VA Martinsville (c) Martinsville One tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds at 1204 Bethel Lane.
21:55Z 50 NC Davie Advance Strwbrry Arp Several large tree limbs were blown down near the intersection of highway 801 and I-40.
21:55Z 50 VA Martinsville (c) Martinsville One tree was blown down by thunderstorm winds on Glade Street.
21:58Z 50 NC Wilkes North Wilkesboro Thunderstorm winds caused a three foot diameter oak tree to split in half. Large limbs also fell, one of which fell on a garage and damaging a Ford Explorer. This event occurred|across the street from the North Wilkesboro Fire Department.
22:00Z 50 NC Forsyth Stanleyville A couple of trees were blown down along a swath from near Stanleyville to near Walkertown.
22:07Z 52 ME Aroostook Washburn Trees and powerlines were toppled on Gardiner Creek Road by wind gusts estimated at 60 mph.
22:09Z 50 NC Stokes Walnut Cove One tree was blown down on Highway 311 at the Olympic Family Restaurant.
22:12Z 56 ME Aroostook Washburn Numerous trees were toppled...uprooted or snapped along Route 164 between Washburn and Crouseville by wind gusts estimated at 65 mph.
22:15Z 52 ME Aroostook Maysville A large tree was toppled on Presque Isle Road by wind gusts estimated at 60 mph.
22:20Z 52 ME Aroostook Washburn Trees and powerlines were toppled around Washburn by wind gusts estimated at 60 mph.
22:25Z 52 ME Aroostook Dow A large tree was toppled on West Presque Isle Road by wind gusts estimated at 60 mph.
22:25Z 52 ME Aroostook Grimes Mill Several trees were toppled on Grimes Road and Grimes Mill Road by wind gusts estimated at 60 mph.
22:30Z 50 SC York Catawba Several large tree limbs were blown down around Catawba.
22:37Z 50 CO Mesa Mack Thunderstorm outflow wind gusts to 58 mph were measured at a location about 5 miles north of Mack.
22:38Z 50 SC Richland Columbia Dispatch reported several trees and powerlines down around the city. Some locations included Jackson Ave., North Main St., Brickyard Road and Lakeside Road.
22:41Z 50 NC Yadkin Marler One tree was knocked down by thunderstorm winds on Mountain View Church Road.
22:44Z 50 VA Radford (c) Radford A few large tree limbs were knocked down by thunderstorm winds.
22:45Z 50 NC Forsyth Waughtown A tree was blown down near the intersection of Aureole Street and Urban Street.
22:52Z 50 SC Lancaster Tradesville Sheriff reported a couple of trees down in the Tradesville area on Shiloh Unity and Quiet Acres roads.
22:52Z 50 SC Fairfield Mitford Sheriff reported a couple of trees down near Wateree road and US 21.
22:56Z 50 SC Kershaw Liberty Hill Sheriff reported several trees down in the Liberty Hill area on Hwy 97.
23:00Z 55 NC Union Marshville Several trees were blown down on Gaddy Rd and Curtis Ln.
23:14Z 50 NC Guilford Guilford Several trees were blown down across the city of Greensboro.
23:15Z 50 NC Anson Peachland Two trees were blown down near the intersection of Deep Spring Church Road and German Hills Road.
23:21Z 55 VA Appomattox Spout Spg Thunderstorm winds caused the roof of building to partially collapse on cars in a car lot.
23:45Z 50 VA Appomattox Appomattox Thunderstorm winds caused a carport to be blown into the side of house, and |snapped numerous trees on Rocky Farm Road.
00:10Z 50 NC Alamance Mebane Several trees were blown down across the city of Mebane.
00:15Z 50 NC Randolph Seagrove A couple of trees and powerlines blown down across the city of Seagrove. Also, a tree was blown down onto a house on Fork Creek Mill Road.
00:35Z 50 NC Orange Cheeks Xrds Several trees were blown down along a swath from just west of Hillsborough to near Schley. Also, a roof was blown off of a barn south of Caldwell.
00:57Z 52 MD Calvert Dunkirk Trees were down on Howes Road.
00:58Z 52 MD Calvert Dunkirk Trees were down near Kirksville Road.
01:00Z 52 MD Calvert Chaney Trees were down along Ward Road.
01:02Z 52 MD Anne Arundel Jewell Trees were down near Jewell Road.
01:10Z 50 NC Durham Weaver Several trees were blown down across the city of Gorman.
01:10Z 52 MD Calvert Paris Trees were down on power lines near Route 260 and Harrison Boulevard.
01:38Z 54 GA Bibb Lizella The Bibb County Emergency Management Agency reported that over two dozen trees were down from the northwest part of the county, north and northwest of Lake Tobesofkee southeast across the county to south and south-southeast of Macon. At least a dozen trees were down within the city of Macon as well. A Skywarn Spotter measured a wind gust of 62 mph one mile south of the intersection of Eisenhower Parkway and Pio Nono Avenue, approximately one mile south of downtown Macon.
03:15Z 56 ID Lemhi Salmon Strong winds blew the chimney off of the Syringa Lodge as well as some of the tin on the roof.
03:36Z 56 ID Lemhi Salmon A 64 mph wind gust was measured by the salmon RAWS station.
04:33Z 52 ND Grant Elgin Strong thunderstorm winds accompanied the large hail.
05:14Z 52 ND Hettinger Regent Large hail accompanied the strong thunderstorm winds.
07:10Z 52 SD Harding Ralph Wind gusts were estimated between 50 and 70 mph.
07:25Z 52 SD Harding Redig Wind gusts were estimated at 60 mph.
07:40Z 70 ND Logan Fredonia A kill chute weighing about 1500 pounds was blown over. The strong thunderstorm winds also tore shingles off of a roof.
07:40Z 65 ND Logan Gackle The severe thunderstorm winds blew down numerous tree branches, including one tree snapped off on the west side of Gackle. Other wind damage included a flag pole bent over and a television antenna blown off of a roof.
07:55Z 70 ND La Moure Edgeley Corn fields across central LaMoure County were flattened by strong thunderstorm winds. Local residents were unsure if the corn was a partial or complete loss.
07:55Z 70 ND La Moure Nortonville Corn fields across central LaMoure County were flattened by strong thunderstorm winds. Local residents were unsure if the corn was a partial or complete loss.
07:55Z 70 ND La Moure Nortonville Corn fields across central LaMoure County were flattened by strong thunderstorm winds. Local residents were unsure if the corn was a partial or complete loss.
08:00Z 61 ND Stutsman Montpelier Heavy rain accompanied the strong thunderstorm winds.
08:02Z 78 ND La Moure Grand Rapids Intense straight line thunderstorm winds damaged outbuildings on a farmstead just west of Grand Rapids. The roof on a barn was partially ripped off and a flag pole was bent over.
08:04Z 91 ND La Moure Grand Rapids The most severe wind damage observed during the storm survey in LaMoure County occurred in the town of Grand Rapids. Significant and widespread tree damage was observed, including numerous mature hardwood trees uprooted or snapped in half. Damage was also sustained to buildings, which consisted of roof damage, damage to pole barns, and several grain bins destroyed. Hey bales of 1300 pounds were also blown up to 500 yards across farm fields. ||The peak estimated wind speed of 105 mph was assigned based on damage indicators from the Enhanced Fujita Scale. It was later learned that wind sensing instruments on wind towers 10 miles west of Edgeley recorded a peak wind gust of 103 mph during the storm.
08:07Z 78 ND La Moure Grand Rapids Large field irrigators were tipped over between Grand Rapids and LaMoure.
08:09Z 78 ND La Moure La Moure Widespread tree damage was observed in the city of LaMoure, with most damage consisting of tree branches snapped off of trees. Some areas of the city also had trees uprooted or snapped in half. A pole barn west of LaMoure sustained heavy roof damage along with two large doors blown into the building.
08:15Z 61 ND La Moure Marion Strong thunderstorm winds caused a small storage building under construction to collapse.
08:35Z 61 ND Barnes Kathryn Numerous large tree limbs were broken down around the community.
09:00Z 52 ND Logan Burnstad Damage was not reported with this severe thunderstorm wind gust.
09:02Z 55 ND Ransom Lisbon Muni Arpt Winds measured at the NDAWN sensor located one half mile south of the airport sensor measured a peak wind to 58 mph.
09:17Z 54 ND Cass Leonard Peak gust measured at the NDAWN winds sensor near ND Highway 46. Numerous large tree limbs were blown down in shelter belts along Highway 46 and in farmsteads and communities near the highway.
09:17Z 52 ND Richland Wyndmere The spotter estimated wind speeds of 50 to 60 mph.
09:18Z 65 ND Cass Casselton A spotter estimated the winds to be around 75 mph.
09:19Z 70 ND Ransom Lisbon Muni Arpt And old barn collapsed and the back end of a pole shed was blown off by damaging downburst winds.
09:34Z 78 ND Cass West Fargo A Squall Line with damaging downburst winds raked across West Fargo and into Fargo through the early morning hours. Winds flipped over two semi trailors parked near the fair grounds and completly tore off a large metal section of city garbage transfer station along U.S. Highway 10. Industrial business roofing damage and the movement of small machinery items in various lots indicated the occurence of one or more small surface eddies in the overall downburst pattern.
09:35Z 56 ND Cass Riverside The strong winds knocked down numerous large trees and caused widespread shingle and roof damage to homes. Large cottonwood branches of three to four inches in diameter were blown onto the top of a vehicle. Numerous sections of wooden fencing were blown down.
09:40Z 52 MN Clay Moorhead The strong winds knocked down power lines and large trees 1.5 to 2 feet in diameter. Several sections of wooden fencing were blown down near U.S. Highway 75.
09:40Z 50 ND Cass Fargo A two hundred pound grill was pushed across a deck and lawn furniture was blown about. Peak winds at Fargo Hector airport (KFAR) ranged from 45 to 57 mph for about 20 minutes.
09:46Z 52 MN Clay Moorhead Arpt The wind gust was reported by a MNDOT RWIS site along Interstate 94.
10:23Z 52 ND Richland Wyndmere The winds were estimated by a trained weather spotter.
10:36Z 60 MN Mahnomen Mahnomen
11:05Z 87 MN Wilkin Breckenridge Numerous large trees were snapped or uprooted at various locations along a roughly 3 mile wide path centered along MN Highway 210. Farm machinery was moved about, doors and roofing materials were torn off farm buildings and homes. Peak winds estimated at 90 to 100 mph at multiple locations.
11:20Z 52 MN Wadena Sebeka Downburst winds of from 50 to 60 mph occurred ahead of and concurrent with a squall line.
11:27Z 50 MN Becker Lake Park Several Large tree limbs were broken down in shelter belts near U.S. Highway 10.
11:35Z 52 MN Wadena Nimrod Large tree limbs were broken down and small wind driven hail raked flower beds. hail sized estimated at dime to nickel sized.
11:36Z 55 MN Otter Tail Dalton An eight inch diameter tree branch was blown down and power was out.
11:47Z 55 MN Otter Tail Ottertail The wind gust was measured by a MNDOT RWIS site on highway 78.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).