Storm reports for July 2, 2008

On July 2, 2008, 206 hail, 126 damaging-wind and 1 tornado reports were logged across 22 states.

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206hail reports

126damaging-wind reports

1tornado reports

2.75″largest hail reported

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On July 2, 2008, 206 hail, 126 damaging-wind and 1 tornado reports were logged across 22 states. The largest hail reported was 2.75″ (baseball size) in Johnson County, KS.

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	Tornado	Largest hail
MI	25	47	0	1.75″
KS	56	12	0	2.75″
MO	17	21	0	2.75″
MA	18	11	0	1.00″
IL	12	7	0	1.00″
IA	10	5	1	1.00″
WI	10	5	0	1.00″
CO	8	3	0	1.25″
IN	7	4	0	1.00″
FL	7	3	0	1.75″
NE	10	0	0	1.75″
CT	5	2	0	1.25″
WY	7	0	0	1.25″
RI	5	2	0	1.00″
OH	1	2	0	0.75″
NM	2	0	0	0.88″
NH	1	1	0	0.75″
OR	2	0	0	0.75″
NY	1	0	0	1.00″
WA	1	0	0	0.90″
ME	1	0	0	0.88″
OK	0	1	0	–

Cities with hail reported within 5 miles

City	Population	Largest report
Prairie Village, KS	22,919	2.75″
Merriam, KS	11,560	2.75″
Mission, KS	10,013	2.75″
Roeland Park, KS	6,689	2.75″
Fairway, KS	4,160	2.75″
Mission Hills, KS	3,521	2.75″
Tonganoxie, KS	6,195	2.50″
Kansas City, KS	156,752	2.00″
Shawnee, KS	69,724	2.00″
Emporia, KS	24,354	2.00″
Edwardsville, KS	4,748	2.00″
Kansas City, MO	516,032	1.75″
Port St. Lucie, FL	258,575	1.75″
Lenexa, KS	59,427	1.75″
Liberty, MO	31,245	1.75″
Gladstone, MO	27,579	1.75″
Bonner Springs, KS	7,832	1.75″
North Kansas City, MO	5,630	1.75″
Riverside, MO	4,498	1.75″
Pleasant Valley, MO	2,750	1.75″
Norwich, CT	39,993	1.25″
Charlotte, MI	9,301	1.25″
Rawlins, WY	7,952	1.25″
Carrollton, MO	3,491	1.25″
Boston, MA	673,458	1.00″

Hail reports (206)

Time (UTC)	Size	Location
00:17	2.75″	Johnson County, KS
00:47	2.75″	Johnson County, KS
01:04	2.75″	Carroll County, MO
00:23	2.50″	Leavenworth County, KS
22:05	2.00″	Lyon County, KS
00:23	2.00″	Wyandotte County, KS
16:45	1.75″	St. Lucie County, FL
18:45	1.75″	Madison County, NE
18:55	1.75″	Platte County, NE
21:00	1.75″	Montcalm County, MI
21:32	1.75″	Clay County, FL
23:18	1.75″	Coffey County, KS
23:37	1.75″	Clay County, MO
23:55	1.75″	Clay County, MO
00:07	1.75″	Johnson County, KS
00:30	1.75″	Jackson County, MO
00:39	1.75″	Wyandotte County, KS
00:50	1.75″	Wyandotte County, KS
01:30	1.75″	Holt County, MO
20:15	1.50″	Muskegon County, MI
23:49	1.50″	Clay County, MO
00:00	1.50″	Douglas County, KS
00:35	1.50″	Wyandotte County, KS
17:10	1.25″	Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
21:35	1.25″	Eaton County, MI
21:55	1.25″	El Paso County, CO
23:20	1.25″	Osage County, KS
23:25	1.25″	Clay County, MO
00:06	1.25″	Johnson County, KS
00:40	1.25″	Johnson County, WY
01:16	1.25″	Carroll County, MO
02:02	1.25″	Carbon County, WY
12:48	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
12:50	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
12:55	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
14:36	1.00″	Grant County, WI
16:15	1.00″	Suffolk County, NY
16:19	1.00″	Jefferson County, WI
16:42	1.00″	Middlesex County, MA
16:50	1.00″	Middlesex County, MA
17:05	1.00″	Middlesex County, MA
17:05	1.00″	Worcester County, MA
17:10	1.00″	Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
17:48	1.00″	Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, CT
18:14	1.00″	Providence County, RI
18:27	1.00″	Muskegon County, MI
19:22	1.00″	Kent County, MI
19:22	1.00″	Allamakee County, IA
19:57	1.00″	Barber County, KS
20:21	1.00″	Muskegon County, MI
20:30	1.00″	Barber County, KS
20:30	1.00″	Barber County, KS
20:44	1.00″	Worcester County, MA
20:44	1.00″	Newaygo County, MI
20:53	1.00″	Barry County, MI
20:55	1.00″	Newaygo County, MI
21:09	1.00″	McHenry County, IL
21:10	1.00″	Washington County, NE
21:13	1.00″	McHenry County, IL
21:35	1.00″	El Paso County, CO
21:35	1.00″	Eaton County, MI
21:35	1.00″	El Paso County, CO
21:37	1.00″	Eaton County, MI
21:41	1.00″	Cook County, IL
21:45	1.00″	El Paso County, CO
21:45	1.00″	El Paso County, CO
21:49	1.00″	Larimer County, CO
21:54	1.00″	Iowa County, IA
21:58	1.00″	Chase County, KS
22:09	1.00″	Ingham County, MI
22:26	1.00″	Ingham County, MI
22:28	1.00″	Livingston County, MO
22:50	1.00″	Osage County, KS
22:50	1.00″	Marion County, KS
22:55	1.00″	Coffey County, KS
22:58	1.00″	Cass County, IN
23:05	1.00″	Cass County, IN
23:08	1.00″	Clarke County, IA
23:20	1.00″	Platte County, MO
23:23	1.00″	Platte County, MO
23:27	1.00″	Platte County, MO
23:42	1.00″	Pratt County, KS
23:43	1.00″	Shawnee County, KS
23:47	1.00″	Clay County, MO
23:58	1.00″	Franklin County, KS
00:04	1.00″	Douglas County, KS
00:04	1.00″	Johnson County, KS
00:05	1.00″	Franklin County, KS
00:08	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
00:09	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
00:10	1.00″	Douglas County, KS
00:15	1.00″	Douglas County, KS
00:19	1.00″	Douglas County, KS
00:35	1.00″	Jackson County, MO
00:52	1.00″	Leavenworth County, KS
01:35	1.00″	Campbell County, WY
01:42	1.00″	Ellsworth County, KS
02:07	1.00″	Campbell County, WY
02:19	1.00″	Campbell County, WY
03:35	1.00″	Fremont County, WY
23:50	0.90″	King County, WA
14:02	0.88″	Winnebago County, WI
14:52	0.88″	Iowa County, WI
16:55	0.88″	Worcester County, MA
17:12	0.88″	Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
17:47	0.88″	Muskegon County, MI
18:19	0.88″	Miami-Dade County, FL
18:36	0.88″	Providence County, RI
18:39	0.88″	Miami-Dade County, FL
18:43	0.88″	Providence County, RI
18:57	0.88″	Kent County, MI
19:20	0.88″	Jackson County, IA
19:31	0.88″	Norfolk County, MA
19:57	0.88″	Franklin County, ME
20:30	0.88″	Stephenson County, IL
20:35	0.88″	Leelanau County, MI
20:55	0.88″	Middlesex County, MA
20:59	0.88″	McHenry County, IL
21:00	0.88″	Pratt County, KS
21:00	0.88″	Pratt County, KS
21:05	0.88″	Polk County, FL
21:06	0.88″	McHenry County, IL
21:15	0.88″	Douglas County, NE
21:19	0.88″	McHenry County, IL
21:19	0.88″	McHenry County, IL
21:24	0.88″	McHenry County, IL
21:35	0.88″	Worcester County, MA
21:38	0.88″	Eaton County, MI
21:45	0.88″	Poweshiek County, IA
22:00	0.88″	Linn County, IA
22:00	0.88″	Allegan County, MI
22:10	0.88″	Doña Ana County, NM
22:13	0.88″	Norfolk County, MA
22:15	0.88″	Lyon County, KS
22:20	0.88″	Lyon County, KS
22:25	0.88″	Livingston County, MO
22:28	0.88″	Howard County, NE
22:30	0.88″	Doña Ana County, NM
22:35	0.88″	Jackson County, MI
22:45	0.88″	Linn County, IA
22:47	0.88″	Poweshiek County, IA
22:55	0.88″	Kalamazoo County, MI
23:05	0.88″	Hamilton County, NE
23:25	0.88″	Lyon County, KS
00:24	0.88″	St. Joseph County, IN
00:35	0.88″	Morgan County, CO
00:44	0.88″	Seward County, KS
00:45	0.88″	Seward County, KS
01:00	0.88″	Stevens County, KS
01:30	0.88″	Pratt County, KS
01:51	0.88″	Leavenworth County, KS
03:30	0.88″	Fremont County, WY
14:13	0.75″	Sauk County, WI
14:25	0.75″	Grant County, WI
15:10	0.75″	Ozaukee County, WI
15:22	0.75″	Dane County, WI
16:16	0.75″	Norfolk County, MA
16:16	0.75″	Norfolk County, MA
16:42	0.75″	Middlesex County, MA
16:54	0.75″	Middlesex County, MA
17:07	0.75″	Worcester County, MA
17:31	0.75″	Essex County, MA
18:22	0.75″	Miami-Dade County, FL
18:29	0.75″	Providence County, RI
18:33	0.75″	Providence County, RI
18:50	0.75″	Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT
18:53	0.75″	Bristol County, MA
19:03	0.75″	Pratt County, KS
19:08	0.75″	Kent County, MI
19:49	0.75″	Barber County, KS
19:49	0.75″	Barber County, KS
20:33	0.75″	Belknap County, NH
20:40	0.75″	Leelanau County, MI
20:45	0.75″	Crawford County, WI
20:49	0.75″	Middlesex County, MA
20:52	0.75″	Sedgwick County, KS
20:56	0.75″	McHenry County, IL
21:14	0.75″	McHenry County, IL
21:15	0.75″	Kiowa County, KS
21:19	0.75″	McHenry County, IL
21:37	0.75″	Eaton County, MI
21:41	0.75″	Clay County, FL
21:46	0.75″	Eaton County, MI
21:55	0.75″	Douglas County, NE
22:12	0.75″	Howard County, NE
22:22	0.75″	Jones County, IA
22:40	0.75″	Iowa County, IA
22:40	0.75″	Richardson County, NE
23:00	0.75″	Kalamazoo County, MI
23:05	0.75″	Meade County, KS
23:15	0.75″	Racine County, WI
23:38	0.75″	Anderson County, KS
23:40	0.75″	Richardson County, NE
23:49	0.75″	Shawnee County, KS
00:02	0.75″	Douglas County, KS
00:25	0.75″	Ottawa County, OH
00:31	0.75″	St. Joseph County, IN
00:32	0.75″	Linn County, MO
01:00	0.75″	Morgan County, CO
01:11	0.75″	LaGrange County, IN
01:14	0.75″	Steuben County, IN
01:16	0.75″	Leavenworth County, KS
02:29	0.75″	Crook County, OR
02:29	0.75″	Crook County, OR
02:41	0.75″	Clinton County, MO
03:09	0.75″	LaGrange County, IN

Damage, injuries and deaths

National Weather Service offices recorded about $638,000 in property damage, $135,000 in crop damage and 1 injury from hail, thunderstorm wind and tornadoes across the US on this storm day (333 events in 22 states). Injuries and deaths are those the events caused directly.

County	Events	Injuries	Property damage
Essex County, MA	1	1	$10,000
Lenawee County, MI	8	0	$115,000
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT	3	0	$102,000
Benton County, IA	1	0	$100,000
McHenry County, IL	1	0	$50,000
Washtenaw County, MI	3	0	$32,000
Lucas County, OH	2	0	$32,000
Kalamazoo County, MI	1	0	$25,000
Livingston County, MI	1	0	$25,000
Norfolk County, MA	3	0	$20,000
Branch County, MI	2	0	$20,000
Middlesex County, MA	4	0	$12,000

What the National Weather Service wrote

Essex County, MA (near Prides Crossing) · Thunderstorm wind 58 mph · $10,000 · 1 injury
“Trees, wires, and limbs on Essex, Gridding, and Pennet Streets were downed by thunderstorm winds. These winds were accompanied by penny size hail. One of the falling tree limbs landed on a person, injuring (direct) them.”
Southeastern Connecticut Planning Region, CT (near Northwichtown) · Thunderstorm wind 85 mph · $100,000
“A roof was reported being blown of a Condominium.”
Benton County, IA (near Van Horne) · Tornado EF1 · $100,000
“An EF1 tornado damaged a hog confinement, a barn, and some grain bins and machine sheds along a 1 mile path located about 2 to 3 miles east of Van Horne, IA around 510 pm July 2.”
McHenry County, IL (near Algonquin) · Hail 1.00″ · $50,000
“Extensive siding damage to homes was reported from wind blown hail.”
Lucas County, OH (near Toledo) · Thunderstorm wind 58 mph · $30,000
“Thunderstorm winds downed several trees and large limbs throughout Toledo. At least one home was damaged by a fallen tree.”
Washtenaw County, MI (near Dexter) · Thunderstorm wind 75 mph · $25,000
“Tree fell onto a car at Huron River Drive and North Territorial.”

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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