Thunderstorm Wind Reports

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21:30Z 74 KS Clark Englewood There was major tree damage done across all of Englewood.
21:30Z 74 KS Clark Englewood Twelve inch diameter tree limbs were broken by the high wind. In addition, a few old outbuildings were destroyed and some siding on an old church was blown off.
21:30Z 52 TX Parmer Friona Benger Arpk A Texas Tech University West Texas Mesonet site located two miles northeast of Friona measured two separate severe wind gusts. The first was 58 mph at 1530 CST and the second of 60 mph occurred at 1540 CST.
21:30Z 61 KS Clark Englewood Wind gusts to 70 MPH were reported with three inch diameter tree limbs blown down.
21:30Z 70 KS Clark Englewood Several old barns were damaged and a roof was torn off a lean to shed.
21:33Z 53 TX Randall Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at Duke Electric (Randall County) reported a 61 mph gust as a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
21:46Z 50 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city of Amarillo (Potter and Randall County). The National Weather Service ASOS in Amarillo (Potter County) reported a 58 mph downburst as a thunderstorm moved overhead. The Thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
21:52Z 52 TX Potter Bushland Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts over the city of Bushland (Potter County). The KVII Schoolnet site at the Oasis RV Resort 3 miles east of Bushland (Potter County) reported a gust of 60 mph as a thunderstorm moved over head. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
21:56Z 52 MI Ingham Dansville Isolated severe storms produced wind gusts to near 60 mph near Dansville.
21:57Z 60 TX Randall Timbercreek Canyon Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII schoolnet site at Midway Alternative High School (Randall County) reported a 69 mph gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
21:58Z 61 KS Comanche Buttermilk There was unspecified wind damage done by the high wind.
21:59Z 50 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at the Northwest Texas Hospital reported a gust of 58 mph as a thunderstorm moved overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:00Z 54 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The National Weather Service ASOS in Amarillo (Potter County) reported a 62 mph gust as a thunderstorm moved over head. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:00Z 56 TX Randall Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. As a thunderstorm moved over the residence of an off duty National Weather Service employee in southwestern Amarillo (Randall County) tree limbs from three to seven inches in diameter were blown off. The damage was caused by a localized downburst estimated to be 65 mph. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No injuries were associated with this gust.
22:16Z 56 TX Randall Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. One such thunderstorm produced a downburst which snapped two power poles at the intersection of Washington Street and Farmers Road (Randall County). The Amarillo Emergency Manager (Potter and Randall County) relayed the report of damage and the Amarillo Police department were deployed to block off traffic in that area. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No injuries were associated with this gust.
22:18Z 52 TX Randall Canyon Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. One such thunderstorm produced a localized downburst which downed power poles on US Highway 60 west of the city of Canyon (Randall County). The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No injuries were associated with this gust.
22:20Z 52 TX Armstrong Washburn A decaying thunderstorm produced a localized downburst on US Highway 287 about 5 miles east of the Interstate 40 and US Highway 287 split (Armstrong County). A tractor trailer that was traveling on US Highway 287 was hit by this downburst and was blown over. No Injuries were relayed with this report from the Armstrong County Emergency Manager.
22:28Z 50 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII schoolnet site at Amarillo College (Potter County) reported a 58 mph wind gust as a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:36Z 50 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo (Potter County) ASOS reported a 58 mph gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:39Z 52 VA Fairfax Ilda There were large trees down on Little River Turnpike at Woodburn Road.
22:40Z 52 IL Warren Monmouth A trained spotter measured winds of 62 mph.
22:40Z 50 IL Warren Monmouth A trained spotter reported several trees down.
22:44Z 50 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo ASOS (Potter County) reported a 58 mph wind gust as a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:44Z 53 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at Carver Elementary (Potter County) reported a gust of 61 mph while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:44Z 50 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo ASOS (Potter County) reported a 58 mph wind gust as a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:56Z 52 TX Ochiltree Perryton Muni Arpt A decaying thunderstorm produced a localized downburst on the east side of the city of Perryton (Ochiltree County). A trained spotter estimated the downburst to be near 60 mph. The downburst also caused a brief drop in visibility due to dust being kicked up. No injuries or damage was associated with this report.
22:57Z 54 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. One such downburst blew down powerlines in the fairgrounds area of Amarillo (Potter County). The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No injuries were associated with this gust.
22:57Z 57 TX Randall Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at Duke Electric (Randall County) reported a gust of 66 mph while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
22:57Z 55 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. While a thunderstorm was over the intersection of 6th Ave and Osage Road a roof was blown off a metal building due to a downburst. The Amarillo (Potter and Randall County) Emergency Manager reported this damage. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No injuries were associated with this gust.
23:02Z 52 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo ASOS (Potter County) reported a gust of 60 mph while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:05Z 56 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at St. Mary's School reported a 64 mph gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:05Z 57 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo ASOS (Potter County) reported a 66 mph gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:06Z 50 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at Highland Park High School reported a 58 mph gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:09Z 53 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII Schoolnet site at Nustar Energy reported a 61 mpg gust while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:11Z 52 TX Potter Amarillo Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The KVII schoolnet site at the Discovery Center (Potter County) reported a gust of 60 mph while a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:13Z 57 TX Potter (ama)amarillo Intl A Thunderstorms formed along a dryline stretching east-northeastward across Randall and Potter Counties during the afternoon hours of the 28th. These thunderstorms would take a northeast track which allowed them to move over the dryline. This caused the thunderstorms to produce isolated downbursts across the city. The Amarillo ASOS (Potter County) reported a 66 mph wind gust as a thunderstorm was overhead. The thunderstorm decayed quickly after moving to the dry side of the dryline due to ingesting much drier air into the updrafts. No damage or injuries were associated with this gust.
23:40Z 52 MD Prince George's Crestview Manor There was a tree down near 13200 block of Brandywine Road.
23:40Z 52 MD Prince George's Crestview Manor There were two large trees down near 6700 Block of Floral Park Road.
23:41Z 52 MD Prince George's Brandywine There was a tree down on the 8500 block of Timothy Road.
23:45Z 63 KS Brown Robinson Measured by spotter and small tree limbs down.
23:45Z 52 MD Prince George's Cheltenham There were multiple tree branches about four inches in diameter broken off and on the ground.
23:50Z 52 MD Prince George's North Keys There was a tree down near the intersection of Cross Road trail and North Keys Road.
23:50Z 52 MD Prince George's North Keys There was a tree down on Molly Berry Road near North Keys.
23:58Z 56 KS Ottawa Lindsey Winds estimated.
23:58Z 56 OK Beaver Elmwood A cluster of thunderstorms developed along a retreating dryline across the north central Texas Panhandle, moved to the northeast, and entered Beaver County. While over the city of Elmwood (Beaver County), the thunderstorms produced a localized downburst that blew 8 power poles down. The Beaver County Emergency Manager relayed a report of the damage to the National Weather Service office in Amarillo (Potter County). The cluster of thunderstorms would continue a northeastern track before dissipating over southern Kansas.
00:07Z 70 MI Clinton (lan)capitol Cty Arp Wind damage at a lumberyard in Delta township and rolled a semi truck over as well. Several large tree limbs and branches were blown down near Dewitt. An old detached garage and a pole barn were damaged as well.
00:10Z 51 OK Beaver Beaver A cluster of thunderstorms developed along a retreating dryline across the north central Texas Panhandle, moved to the northeast, and entered Beaver County. As the thunderstorms were over the city of Beaver (Beaver County), the Oklahoma Mesonet recorded a downburst gust of 59 mph. The cluster of thunderstorms would continue a northeastern track before dissipating over southern Kansas.
00:10Z 61 CO Ouray Colona A mobile home was rolled a few times and destroyed by severe thunderstorm outflow winds. A pole barn also lost part of it's roof. No injuries were reported.
00:13Z 70 SD Bennett Allen Straight-line wind damage was observed along BIA Road 22 southeast of Allen. The winds tore part of the roof off a small building and ripped shingles and metal roofing off two houses. A mobile home was rolled and completely smashed. A large cottonwood tree was snapped.
00:21Z 59 OK Beaver Beaver A cluster of thunderstorms developed along a retreating dryline across the north central Texas Panhandle, moved to the northeast, and entered Beaver County. As the thunderstorms were over the city of Beaver (Beaver County), the Oklahoma Mesonet recorded a downburst gust of 68 mph. The cluster of thunderstorms would continue a northeastern track before dissipating over southern Kansas.
00:32Z 60 IA Jefferson Fairfield Trees and branches were reported down all across the city of Fairfield.
00:40Z 55 IA Jefferson Pleasant Plain A trained spotter reported siding blown off of a house, along with a 4 inch diameter limb blown down. Several other smaller branches blown down, and a barn damaged by a fallen limb.
00:42Z 61 IA Jefferson Fairfield A trained spotter esimated wind speeds of 60 to 70 mph.
00:45Z 50 PA Crawford Adamsville Thunderstorm winds downed a large tree on Adamsville Road between Jamestown and Adamsville. A motorcyclist hit the downed tree just before 9 pm and sustained fatal injuries.
00:50Z 50 NY Chautauqua Chautauqua Law enforcement reported trees down by thunderstorm winds at the Chautauqua Institution.
00:50Z 50 MI Shiawassee Shaftsburg Several large tree limbs up to 12 inch in diameter were blown down.
00:54Z 50 NE Jefferson Plymouth
00:55Z 65 IL La Salle Marseilles A roof was blown off a machine building and large tree limbs were blown down. Debris was wrapped around trees.
00:55Z 50 PA Mercer Greenville Muni Arpt Emergency management reported multiple trees down near Greenville.
00:58Z 50 PA Mercer Kennard Emergency management reported multiple trees down near Kennard.
01:15Z 50 PA Warren Youngsville Thunderstorm winds estimated near 60 mph knocked down several trees near Youngsville.
01:20Z 60 IL Grundy Coal City Large trees were uprooted south of the Route 113 and Gorman Road intersection.
01:20Z 50 NY Chautauqua Waterboro A spotter reported trees down on Dry Brook Road.
01:25Z 55 IL Cook Sag Bridge A tree fell onto power lines on Bell Road, which was closed between McCarthy Road and 131st Avenue.
01:27Z 55 IL Cook Hometown A tree was blown down blocking a road.
01:30Z 50 PA Warren Bear Lake Thunderstorm winds estimated near 60 mph knocked down trees along Swamp Road near the Pennsylvania-New York border.
01:35Z 56 IA Appanoose Centerville Arpt
01:40Z 78 PA Warren North Warren NWS meteorologists determined that straight-line winds caused structural damage at a baseball field located just north of Backup Corners near Route 62 in Pine Grove Township. The bleachers, fencing and roof of the concession stand were damaged. A large building had its roof removed, a flag pole was bent, and a light pole was collapsed.
01:40Z 52 NE Cheyenne Gurley Wind gusts were estimated at 50 to 60 mph in Gurley.
01:40Z 50 PA Warren North Warren Thunderstorm winds estimated near 60 mph knocked down trees and utility wires on Farm Colony Road near the Allegheny Forest Supervisor Office just off of Route 62 north of Warren.
01:41Z 50 PA Warren Russell Thunderstorm winds estimated near 60 mph knocked down trees along Route 62 near Russell.
01:42Z 55 IL Cook Hometown A tree was blown down blocking Pulaski Road at 92nd Street.
01:45Z 51 IL Kankakee Manteno
01:57Z 52 NE Cheyenne Sidney Wind gusts were estimated at 50 to 60 mph two miles south of Sidney.
02:05Z 52 CO Logan Buchanan
02:27Z 56 IN La Porte Michigan City A trained spotter reported a few large tree branches were blown down by thunderstorm winds.
02:45Z 65 KS Pawnee Frizell Power lines were blown down by the high wind.
02:45Z 70 KS Pawnee Ash Valley Six to eight inch diameter tree limbs were blown down by the high wind.
02:50Z 50 PA Mckean South Bradford Thunderstorm winds estimated near 60 mph knocked down trees and utility wires on Dennis Lane near the Pitt-Bradford campus.
02:53Z 56 IN La Porte La Crosse Law enforcement officials reported widespread tree damage across much of La Porte county. In addition, power poles were blown down along US-421, north of Lacrosse.
02:55Z 56 MI Berrien Galien County dispatch reported numerous trees down across the southern portions of the county.
03:02Z 56 MI Berrien Buchanan A trained spotter reported numerous large tree limbs down, up to a foot in diameter, on Gardner Rd.
03:02Z 52 MI Kalamazoo Milwood A trained spotter reported that large limbs and branches were blown down in Milwood.
03:10Z 52 IN St. Joseph (sbn)michiana Arpt S A 60 mph wind gust was estimated a broadcast meteorologist.
03:11Z 52 IN St. Joseph Sbn Michiana Arpt The Automated Surface Observation System at the South Bend Regional Airport recorded a 60 mph wind gust.
03:12Z 54 IN St. Joseph (sbn)michiana Arpt S The public estimated a 62 mph wind gust.
03:15Z 56 IN St. Joseph South Bend A trained spotter reported multiple power poles were snapped in the middle. In addition, several trees were uprooted.
03:26Z 56 IN St. Joseph Woodland A trained spotter recorded a 64 mph wind gust.
03:30Z 56 IN St. Joseph Mishawaka A trained spotter reported a portion of a large tree was snapped near the base of the tree along North Main Street.
03:45Z 50 IL Mcdonough Industry Law enforcement reported power poles and lines down along a 2 to 3 mile stretch of Highway 67.
03:48Z 61 IL Schuyler Littleton Several power poles were blown down along Highway 67 near Littleton.
04:41Z 52 TX Randall Amarillo A supercell thunderstorm that developed along a retreating dryline in Deaf Smith and Oldham Counties tracked to the northeast across the southern Texas Panhandle. The supercell entered the city limits of Amarillo during the late night hours of the 28th. As this supercell thunderstorm moved over the Windtree Apartment complex it produced a localized downburst which split a 3 foot diameter tree in two. The southward split portion of the tree feel onto southward facing apartments and broke windows and skylights of these apartments. No injuries were reported with this damage.
05:15Z 61 IL Mclean Danvers A tree was blown down onto a house southeast of Danvers. The roof of an old barn was blown off and numerous tree branches were knocked down as well.
05:25Z 52 NE Mcpherson Tryon Reports of four inch diameter tree branches down.
05:39Z 55 TX Val Verde (drt)del Rio Intl Ar A thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured by the Del Rio International Airport ASOS at 63 mph that damaged the National Weather Service upper air facility.
06:16Z 78 NE Lincoln North Platte Straight line winds between 65 and 90 mph destroyed a pole barn that measured 73 by 30 feet. That debris hit a second building, damaging the roof, south wall, and windows.
06:26Z 60 IL Ford Piper City Eight to ten power poles were blown down. A few sheds were blown down. A big evergreen tree was blown down along with numerous large tree limbs.
07:30Z 52 NE Brown Johnstown Large limbs blown down, and a metal tractor rim was thrown twenty yards.
07:50Z 61 IL Woodford El Paso Five trees were blown down and a power pole was damaged.
11:05Z 50 IL Will Romeoville Several tree limbs, a few approximately 5 inches in diameter, were blown down. Several parts of fences were also blown down, near the intersection of Naperville Drive and Honeytree Drive.

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