Storm reports for June 28, 2006

On June 28, 2006, 150 hail, 54 damaging-wind and 0 tornado reports were logged across 17 states.

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150hail reports

54damaging-wind reports

0tornado reports

1.75″largest hail reported

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On June 28, 2006, 150 hail, 54 damaging-wind and 0 tornado reports were logged across 17 states. The largest hail reported was 1.75″ (golf ball size) in Genesee County, MI.

Storm day runs 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. Eastern (12:00–12:00 UTC), the convention the Storm Prediction Center uses. Radar hail estimates start October 2019.

Storm reports by state

State	Hail	Wind	Largest hail
IN	41	4	1.75″
MI	39	3	1.75″
KS	20	8	1.75″
OH	14	11	1.50″
NY	5	6	1.75″
WI	9	2	0.88″
PA	5	3	1.00″
IL	6	0	1.00″
FL	2	2	1.75″
MO	3	1	1.75″
GA	1	3	1.00″
SC	0	4	–
NJ	0	4	–
VA	1	2	0.75″
NC	2	0	1.00″
WV	2	0	1.00″
KY	0	1	–

Cities with hail reported within 5 miles

City	Population	Largest report
Ormond Beach, FL	44,596	1.75″
Jamestown, NY	27,699	1.75″
Great Bend, KS	14,306	1.75″
Union, MO	13,198	1.75″
Holly Hill, FL	13,183	1.75″
Yorktown, IN	11,900	1.75″
Lakewood, NY	2,933	1.75″
Hoisington, KS	2,607	1.75″
East Rochester, NY	6,139	1.50″
Fairport, NY	5,341	1.50″
Goshen, IN	34,458	1.25″
Indianapolis, IN	891,484	1.00″
Cicero, IL	82,090	1.00″
Jacksonville, NC	70,840	1.00″
Berwyn, IL	55,152	1.00″
Oak Park, IL	52,947	1.00″
Columbus, IN	51,970	1.00″
Mentor, OH	47,113	1.00″
Willoughby, OH	24,208	1.00″
Melrose Park, IL	23,999	1.00″
Elmwood Park, IL	23,698	1.00″
Maywood, IL	23,364	1.00″
Seymour, IN	22,524	1.00″
Bellwood, IL	18,132	1.00″
Hermitage, PA	15,839	1.00″

Hail reports (150)

Time (UTC)	Size	Location
20:05	1.75″	Genesee County, MI
20:22	1.75″	Chautauqua County, NY
20:55	1.75″	Volusia County, FL
21:24	1.75″	Delaware County, IN
23:40	1.75″	Barton County, KS
00:11	1.75″	Barton County, KS
03:55	1.75″	Franklin County, MO
20:50	1.50″	Monroe County, NY
23:40	1.50″	Ashtabula County, OH
19:27	1.25″	Elkhart County, IN
21:00	1.25″	Ottawa County, KS
17:12	1.00″	Cass County, MI
18:50	1.00″	Onslow County, NC
19:15	1.00″	Mercer County, PA
19:51	1.00″	Onslow County, NC
19:55	1.00″	Arenac County, MI
20:30	1.00″	McIntosh County, GA
20:30	1.00″	Ottawa County, KS
20:41	1.00″	Flagler County, FL
21:02	1.00″	Shawnee County, KS
21:04	1.00″	Shawnee County, KS
21:07	1.00″	Brown County, IN
21:30	1.00″	Ottawa County, KS
21:35	1.00″	Ottawa County, KS
21:40	1.00″	Edgar County, IL
22:00	1.00″	Shawnee County, KS
22:40	1.00″	Mecosta County, MI
22:40	1.00″	Barton County, KS
23:09	1.00″	Marion County, IN
23:10	1.00″	Barton County, KS
23:25	1.00″	Geauga County, OH
23:55	1.00″	Bartholomew County, IN
23:56	1.00″	Washington County, PA
00:16	1.00″	Jackson County, IN
00:25	1.00″	Lake County, OH
02:15	1.00″	Cook County, IL
02:30	1.00″	Preston County, WV
02:34	1.00″	Preston County, WV
02:40	1.00″	Lawrence County, IN
02:55	1.00″	Lawrence County, IN
03:25	1.00″	Orange County, IN
04:18	1.00″	Washington County, IN
05:15	1.00″	Washington County, IL
16:44	0.88″	Mecosta County, MI
18:02	0.88″	Kalkaska County, MI
18:37	0.88″	Marinette County, WI
18:40	0.88″	Tuscola County, MI
18:49	0.88″	Vermilion County, IL
18:51	0.88″	Fulton County, IN
19:08	0.88″	Fulton County, IN
19:12	0.88″	Erie County, PA
19:18	0.88″	Miami County, IN
19:24	0.88″	Oscoda County, MI
19:34	0.88″	Grand Traverse County, MI
19:39	0.88″	Mercer County, PA
19:55	0.88″	Sanilac County, MI
20:10	0.88″	Genesee County, MI
20:25	0.88″	Howard County, IN
20:30	0.88″	Clarion County, PA
20:48	0.88″	Brown County, WI
20:51	0.88″	Cattaraugus County, NY
20:52	0.88″	Fulton County, IN
20:57	0.88″	Shawnee County, KS
21:32	0.88″	Wabash County, IN
21:35	0.88″	Ottawa County, KS
21:41	0.88″	Wabash County, IN
22:12	0.88″	Columbia County, WI
23:08	0.88″	Waukesha County, WI
23:35	0.88″	Johnson County, IN
23:48	0.88″	Madison County, IN
23:57	0.88″	Hancock County, IN
00:25	0.88″	Hancock County, IN
00:25	0.88″	Shelby County, IN
00:40	0.88″	Jennings County, IN
02:02	0.88″	Muskingum County, OH
03:18	0.88″	Washington County, IN
04:30	0.88″	Jefferson County, MO
05:05	0.88″	Washington County, MO
15:16	0.75″	Newaygo County, MI
16:00	0.75″	Van Buren County, MI
16:15	0.75″	Newaygo County, MI
16:20	0.75″	Kalamazoo County, MI
16:45	0.75″	Barry County, MI
17:34	0.75″	St. Joseph County, MI
17:37	0.75″	Elkhart County, IN
17:50	0.75″	Saginaw County, MI
18:10	0.75″	Saginaw County, MI
18:10	0.75″	Saginaw County, MI
18:13	0.75″	Missaukee County, MI
18:25	0.75″	Montmorency County, MI
18:25	0.75″	Otsego County, MI
18:30	0.75″	St. Clair County, MI
18:45	0.75″	Mahoning County, OH
18:45	0.75″	Miami County, IN
18:55	0.75″	Jackson County, MI
19:07	0.75″	Tuscola County, MI
19:12	0.75″	Trumbull County, OH
19:14	0.75″	Huntington County, IN
19:15	0.75″	Marinette County, WI
19:15	0.75″	Elkhart County, IN
19:32	0.75″	Genesee County, MI
19:35	0.75″	Oconto County, WI
19:35	0.75″	Huntington County, IN
19:45	0.75″	Alcona County, MI
20:10	0.75″	Alcona County, MI
20:15	0.75″	Monroe County, MI
20:19	0.75″	Marshall County, IN
20:23	0.75″	Lapeer County, MI
20:30	0.75″	Iosco County, MI
20:40	0.75″	Benzie County, MI
20:40	0.75″	Madison County, IN
20:40	0.75″	Ottawa County, KS
20:41	0.75″	Tuscola County, MI
20:44	0.75″	Grand Traverse County, MI
21:00	0.75″	Ottawa County, KS
21:09	0.75″	Sanilac County, MI
21:14	0.75″	Marion County, IN
21:15	0.75″	Guernsey County, OH
21:18	0.75″	Sanilac County, MI
21:19	0.75″	Delaware County, IN
21:25	0.75″	Delaware County, IN
21:35	0.75″	St. Clair County, MI
21:36	0.75″	Wabash County, IN
21:53	0.75″	Morgan County, IN
21:55	0.75″	Shawnee County, KS
22:12	0.75″	Shawnee County, KS
22:12	0.75″	Shawnee County, KS
22:20	0.75″	Marquette County, WI
22:30	0.75″	Wayne County, NY
22:32	0.75″	Cuyahoga County, OH
22:35	0.75″	Montgomery County, VA
22:40	0.75″	Vigo County, IN
22:50	0.75″	Wabaunsee County, KS
22:55	0.75″	Dodge County, WI
23:03	0.75″	Putnam County, IN
23:25	0.75″	Shiawassee County, MI
23:30	0.75″	Dane County, WI
23:33	0.75″	Bartholomew County, IN
23:51	0.75″	Wayne County, OH
23:55	0.75″	Holmes County, OH
00:12	0.75″	Cuyahoga County, OH
00:15	0.75″	Marion County, IN
00:25	0.75″	Cayuga County, NY
00:27	0.75″	Barton County, KS
00:39	0.75″	Lake County, OH
01:05	0.75″	Geauga County, OH
01:45	0.75″	Ashtabula County, OH
02:31	0.75″	Cook County, IL
03:05	0.75″	Jackson County, IN
04:40	0.75″	Monroe County, IL

Damage, injuries and deaths

National Weather Service offices recorded about $316,000 in property damage, $135,000 in crop damage and 1 injury from hail, thunderstorm wind and tornadoes across the US on this storm day (206 events in 17 states). Injuries and deaths are those the events caused directly.

County	Events	Injuries	Property damage
Lorain County, OH	1	1	$8,000
Monroe County, NY	2	0	$25,000
Mecosta County, MI	2	0	$20,000
Cook County, IL	1	0	$15,000
Madison County, IN	1	0	$15,000
Barton County, KS	1	0	$15,000
Colleton County, SC	2	0	$12,000
Saline County, KS	1	0	$10,000
Newaygo County, MI	2	0	$10,000
Allegany County, NY	1	0	$10,000
Cayuga County, NY	1	0	$10,000
Ashtabula County, OH	1	0	$10,000

What the National Weather Service wrote

Lorain County, OH (near Avon Lake) · Thunderstorm wind 58 mph · $8,000 · 1 injury
“A few trees and utility wires were reported down. In Avon Lake, a large tree limb fell on a bicyclist. The bicyclist sustained minor injuries and was transported to the hospital.”
Barton County, KS (near Hoisington) · Thunderstorm wind 69 mph · $15,000
“Seven utility poles were downed near the intersection of NW 50 Avenue and NW 100 Road. Courtesy The Great Bend Tribune.”
Madison County, IN (near Alexandria) · Thunderstorm wind 58 mph · $15,000
“The roof of a truck depot was damaged. Trees were also downed.”
Mecosta County, MI (near Rodney) · Hail 1.00″ · $15,000
“One inch diameter hail was reported by the media in Rodney.”
Cook County, IL (near River Forest) · Hail 1.00″ · $15,000
“Quarter size hail was reported in River Forest and lasted 10 minutes. The hail caused damage to cars and windows.”
Saline County, KS (near Salina) · Thunderstorm wind 69 mph · $10,000
“A semi trailer traveling eastbound on Interstate 70 was blown onto its side. The driver was not injured.”

Event narratives from NWS Storm Data, shortened. Up to six per day, chosen by deaths, injuries, damage and size.

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), Storm Events Database, as entered by National Weather Service offices; data through July 31, 2026. Damage is in dollars of the year, not adjusted for inflation.

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