Thunderstorm Wind Reports

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Time Magnitude State County Location Narrative
18:42Z 50 OH Auglaize Waynesfield Large branches were reported down due to damaging thunderstorm winds.
19:20Z 70 OH Logan Bellefontaine Numerous trees were reported down due to damaging thunderstorm winds. Several barns were also damaged or destroyed along with some minor damage to a few homes.
20:15Z 61 OH Delaware Powell Trees were reported down around the area due to damaging thunderstorm winds. A portion of the roof was peeled off of the Olentangy High School gym. One woman was injured when a tree fell onto her home causing severe damage to the roof. The woman was taken to a nearby hospital for possible concussion.
20:40Z 50 OH Huron New London Thunderstorm winds downed two large trees as well as several large limbs. Some powerlines were downed near New London.
20:45Z 50 OH Lorain Avon Lake Thunderstorm winds downed two trees on State Route 83.
20:48Z 51 DE New Castle Bear A Skywarn Spotter measured a wind gust of 59 mph in Bear.
21:15Z 52 NJ Gloucester Swedesboro A severe thunderstorm knocked down numerous trees and wires in the northwest half of Gloucester County including Sewell and Glassboro.
21:15Z 50 NJ Middlesex Woodbridge A severe thunderstorm knocked down large tree limbs and wires in Woodbridge.
21:17Z 70 NJ Middlesex Perth Amboy A wet microburst associated with a severe thunderstorm caused considerable tree and some wind damage in Perth Amboy. The estimated maximum wind speed was about 80 mph and struck the historic district in the southeast part of Perth Amboy the hardest. About 15 to 20 homes and buildings were damaged. One family on Paterson Street had to be relocated because the roof over the front door of their home became detached. A state of emergency was declared and only emergency responders were permitted to travel through the southeast part of the city. It was lifted on the 18th when most streets were passable again. There was a measured wind gust of 73 mph within Perth Amboy. A funnel cloud also passed across the city, but did not touch down. Damage from the microburst occurred in an area bounded by 2nd Street to the west, Smith Street to the north, and the waterfront on the east and south. The most concentrated damage occurred on Water, Market and High Streets. Snapped trees and tree branches were the prevalent damage type, but roof and chimney damage also occurred in several locations. A couple of cars were also damaged by downed trees. No homes experienced significant structural damage, but several garages were badly damaged by either the winds themselves or collaterally from flying and/or falling debris. One minor injury due to flying debris occurred along First Street. The worst damage was located in a two-block area bounded by Second Street, Gordon Street, Madison Avenue and Lewis Street. Several large trees and numerous power lines were blown down, and structural damage occurred to several garages. Numerous houses in this area suffered roof damage, mainly in the form of lost shingles and damaged or destroyed chimneys. Several homes had sections of roofs torn away. A roof was also torn from one industrial building along Second Street, portions of which were transported several blocks away. Extensive tree damage also occurred in and near Bayview Park. Personnel from the city of Perth Amboy and the city of Woodbridge worked through the night to clean up the storm debris.
21:21Z 61 NY Richmond Port Richmond Trees were downed on Innis Street and Port Richmond High School.
21:23Z 61 NY Richmond Huguenot Trees were downed on cars.
21:25Z 61 NY Richmond Castleton Corners A tree was downed on a house.
21:25Z 52 NJ Monmouth Shrewsbury Rd A squall line of severe thunderstorms knocked down trees and wires in numerous locations throughout Monmouth County. Hardest hit within the county was in the Freehold area. About 3,500 of the 10,000 outages reported by Jersey Central Power and Light occurred in and around Freehold. An additional 1,000 outages occurred in Brielle. The outbound New Jersey Transit North Coast Rail Commuter Line between Hazlet and Long Branch experienced up to 30 minute delays because of downed trees.
21:27Z 61 NY Richmond Sailors Snug Harbor A tree fell through the roof of a home in New Brighton.
21:30Z 61 NY Richmond Port Richmond Numerous trees were downed on Staten Island.
21:32Z 61 NY Kings Brooklyn Numerous trees and wires were downed.
21:33Z 61 NY Kings Brooklyn A deliveryman was injured at 7th Avenue and 9th Street as plate-glass windows were blown out of the Brooklyn Industries Store.
21:35Z 61 NY Richmond Richmond The public estimated 70 mph winds.
21:35Z 52 NY Kings New York A trained spotter estimated 60 mph winds.
21:35Z 52 NJ Camden Gibbsboro A severe thunderstorm knocked down trees in Voorhees Township. In Gloucester Township, the same line of thunderstorms produced a measured wind gust of 54 mph in Blackwood.
21:37Z 57 NY Kings New York A 66 mph wind gust was recorded at Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School.
21:38Z 61 NY Kings Brooklyn A large tree was downed on a car.
21:40Z 109 NY Queens Richmond Hill A National Weather Service Storm Survey verified the occurance of a macroburst in Queens. The path extended from Middle Village east across Forest Hills.||In Forest Hills, at MacDonald Park, a field of trees were sheared off which completely demolished the park. Many whole trees and large branches were downed in a divergent pattern. This was a clear signature of macroburst wind damage.||The area of the macroburst was bounded by Queens Boulevard and 69th Road to the northeast near the intersection of Yellowstone Boulevard.||Just southwest of the Long Island Expressway along 63rd Avenue and near the intersections of Reeves Avenue and 146th Street, many huge healthy 36 inch diameter trees fell in nearly the same direction in narrow roads. Downed trees destroyed many cars and made entries to houses impassable. Widespread tree damage made many secondary and tertiary roads impassable.||Many whole trees and large branches were downed near Queens College, along Dartmouth Street and in Forest Hills Garden, and along Park Drive East in Kew Garden Hills.
21:40Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven Trees were downed near Crown Heights.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven A roof was blown off of a building and into another building on Burns Street.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven An 80 foot tree was downed on a house.
21:42Z 65 NY Queens Woodhaven Multiple large trees and wires were downed with several roads blocked. Multiple trees were also downed on houses. The siding of a church was torn off.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven Trees were downed on Metropolitan Avenue.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Corona Trees were down on 75th Street and 37th Avenue, partially blocking the road.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven Large tree limbs were downed on power lines.
21:42Z 61 NY Queens Flushing A garage complex in the Joyce Garden Co-op collapsed with multiple cars inside.
21:44Z 61 NY Queens Hollis Parts of some roofs were torn off in Fresh Meadows.
21:45Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven Extensive tree damage was reported at MacDonald Park.
21:45Z 61 NY Queens Woodhaven On 108th Street facing Queens Boulevard, a patio door blew in on the 15th floor terrace. There were 15 smashed windows in the building. Roof vents were torn off and metal patio railing was pulled off.
21:45Z 61 NY Queens Broadway A tree limb measuring 1.5 inches in diameter and 50 feet in length was downed on 163rd Street and 29th Avenue.
21:45Z 61 NY Queens Flushing Numerous trees were downed on the Queens College campus. Large trees were snapped in half, and some were completely blown over at the roots. A street light was also blown onto a bus stop at Jewel Avenue.
21:45Z 52 NJ Burlington Vincentown A severe thunderstorm knocked down a telephone pole in Southampton Township. A Skywarn spotter's anemometer was broken by the damaging winds. At nearby South Jersey Regional Airport in Lumberton Township, a measured wind gust of 55 mph occurred.
21:50Z 61 NY Queens Bayside A large tree was uprooted between 38th Avenue and 211th Street.
21:52Z 61 NY Nassau Baxter Estates Train service was shut down between Port Washington and Oyster Bay due to trees down on the tracks.
21:55Z 50 OH Portage Garrettsville Thunderstorm winds downed several trees along State Route 88.
21:55Z 50 OH Portage Freedom Thunderstorm winds toppled a tree. The tree landed on a mobile home and caused some damage.
21:55Z 61 NY Nassau Glen Cove A large tree was downed on three cars.
22:05Z 52 NY Nassau Oyster Bay Cove Law enforcement reported a large tree down with powerlines blocking the road.
22:10Z 61 OH Coshocton Tunnel Hill The NWS survey reported a downburst off of Township Road 54b and County Road 54 in the town of Warsaw, in Coshocton County. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. 2 mobile homes incurred roof damage and the skirting was removed from one of the homes.
22:12Z 53 NJ Ocean (nel)nas Lakehurst A severe thunderstorm produced a wind gust of 61 mph at the Lakehurst NAS.
22:15Z 50 NJ Ocean Van Hiseville A severe thunderstorm knocked down a couple of trees in Jackson Township.
22:19Z 52 NJ Ocean Lakewood A severe thunderstorm knocked down numerous trees in Lakewood Township and damaged a few cars. Downed trees and wires were reported on Bradshaw Road, Caronetta Drive, Cross Street, Oak Street, Ocean Avenue, South Lake Drive and U.S. Route 9.
22:28Z 65 TX Randall Palo Duro Canyon State Park The public estimated the thunderstorm wind gusts just west southwest of Wayside Texas in southeastern Randall County. No damage or injuries were reported.
22:30Z 52 TX Swisher Tulia A severe thunderstorm produced a swath of damaging winds from near Vigo Park to just east of Tulia between 16:30 CST and 16:50 CST. A National Weather Service cooperative observer reported that thunderstorm winds downed four utility poles west of Vigo Park along Farm to Market Road 146 at approximately 16:30 CST. By 16:49 CST, a storm spotter reported that a utility pole had been blown down along U.S. Highway 86 east of Tulia.
22:32Z 50 OH Morgan Deavertown On the hilltop along Route 555 damage occurred to some outbuildings.
22:40Z 50 PA Mercer Kremis Emergency management reported trees down on roads in Hempfield Township.
22:45Z 50 PA Mercer Farrell Emergency management reported trees down on roads in the town of Sharon.
22:45Z 50 PA Mercer Jamestown Emergency management reported trees down on roads in Jamestown.
22:49Z 50 PA Crawford Geneva Thunderstorm winds downed two trees near the intersection of State Route 285 and Mill Road.
22:52Z 52 NY Nassau Mitchell Afb Wires were downed at the intersection of Newport Avenue and Braxton Street.
22:59Z 87 OH Athens Floodwood The upstream tornado lifted, as the rear flank downdraft of the rotating thunderstorm took over. This downburst became the dominant feature in The Plains and around the community of Athens. The width of the damage path widened to about a quarter of a mile. Winds were estimated as high as 100 mph in The Plains. As the storm approached, soccer players, fans, coaches, and referees took shelter in the locker rooms, the wrestling rooms, and the lounge for teachers at Athens County High School. About a dozen adults took shelter in the concession stand. A few of these parents were injured when the roof was heavily damaged. The light poles, the press box, and the scoreboard were also damaged or destroyed. On the roof of the high school, large air condition units were blown off and damaged parked cars. Several homes were destroyed or damaged. Roof damage was widespread. As the wind reached the eastern sections of the town of Athens, the maximum wind gusts were estimated at 80 to 100 mph. The last significant damage was to an automobile service and towing garage. The total distance of this downburst was on the order of 10 miles. A total of 6 people were injured. About 17 homes were destroyed, many others were damaged.||Including both this downburst and the tornado, Ohio Emergency Managment Agency categorized around 30 homes as destroyed, 51 homes with major damage, and 83 homes with minor damage.
23:10Z 52 NJ Atlantic Mc Kee City A severe thunderstorm knocked down a couple of trees onto vehicles in Hamilton Township. No injuries were reported.
23:30Z 52 CT New Haven North Madison Trees were downed on Race Hill Road in Madison.
23:50Z 61 OH Mahoning Petersburg Thunderstorm winds measured at 70 mph downed several trees. At least one home sustained roof damage.
00:08Z 50 WV Tyler Middlebourne Several trees were blown down on State Route 18 and along the Middlebourne-Wick Road.
00:15Z 52 WV Wood Rockport A 60 mph wind gust was estimated.
00:25Z 65 WV Wirt Palestine A downburst occurred just south of Palestine, across Route 14. The result was some scattered tree damage and minor structural damage.
00:25Z 50 WV Wirt Elizabeth Large branches were blown down.
00:30Z 50 TN Bradley Cecilton Power lines were reported down on Old Alabama Road.
00:40Z 50 WV Calhoun Annamoriah Trees were blown down along Route 5.
00:50Z 50 WV Harrison Clarksburg Two sets of power lines were knocked down by fallen trees on Baltimore Avenue.
01:00Z 50 WV Taylor Meadland Large branches were blown down along Smith Road.
01:07Z 52 TX King Guthrie The public reported that thunderstorm winds blew over and destroyed a large chimney at a ranch house along U.S. Highway 83 south of Guthrie.
01:10Z 50 PA Fayette Summit The public reported structural damage on Chestnut Ridge.
01:10Z 50 WV Harrison Johnstown Multiple trees were blown down along Johnstown Road.
01:20Z 50 WV Calhoun Hur Trees were blown down along Kirby Ridge Road.
01:30Z 50 WV Calhoun Arnoldsburg Trees were blown down along Road Run.
02:25Z 61 TX Knox Knox City
03:06Z 52 WV Hampshire Hanging Rock A tree was down on A.A. Rodgers Road east of Augusta.
03:24Z 52 VA Frederick Gainesboro A tree fell onto a telephone line in Gainesboro.
03:30Z 50 MD Washington Sharpsburg A tree fell onto wires along Harpers Ferry Road in Sharpsburg.
03:48Z 50 VA Clarke Berryville Limbs were down through Berryville.

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