Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near Baldwinsville, NY

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Hail size estimated from picture.

Hail Report Description: Report on social media of golf ball sized hail near Lysander.

Hail Report Description: PICTURE OF ALMOST GOLF BALL SIZED HAIL ON SOCIAL MEDIA. RELAYED VIA LOCAL BROADCAST MEDIA.

Hail Report Description: Hail was ongoing at time of report.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

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Wind Report Description: Tree and wires down.

Wind Report Description: Large tree split and fell into yard and partly onto a house.

Wind Report Description: Wires down. Radar-estimated time.

Wind Report Description: Multiple calls taken by county dispatch for trees and wires down north and west of Baldwinsville. Radar-estimated time.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on a house.

Wind Report Description: Numerous Trees down.

Wind Report Description: Tree down... blocking entire road on Dinglehole Road at Church Road. Time estimated on radar.

Wind Report Description: Trees and wires down along West Genesee Road. Time estimated on radar.

Wind Report Description: Tree down over Church Road. Time estimated on radar.

Wind Report Description: Tree on wires on Plainville Road. Time estimated on radar.

Wind Report Description: THUNDERSTORM WINDS KNOCKED DOWN TREE BLOCKING ROADWAY NEAR VAN BURNEN RD EXIT ON SB ROUTE 690.

Wind Report Description: THUNDERSTORM WIND DAMAGE KNOCKED TREE DOWN BLOCKING A ROADWAY.

Wind Report Description: TREES AND WIRES DOWN.

Wind Report Description: MULTIPLE TREES DOWN AND POWER OUTAGES.

Wind Report Description: 1-INCH TREE LIMBS BROKEN; SHINGLES BLOWN OFF

Wind Report Description: SEVERAL TREES DOWN. ONE LARGE TREE DOWN ON A HOUSE.

Wind Report Description: TREES... POLES... AND WIRES DOWN

Wind Report Description: TREES AND WIRES DOWN.

Wind Report Description: TREES AND WIRES DOWN.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees were uprooted.

Wind Report Description: Multiple large branches were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and wires were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and wires were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Several trees and wires were blown down.

Wind Report Description: Trees and telephone poles down

Wind Report Description: Trees blown down and several roofs damaged.

Wind Report Description: Emergency management reported many trees and wires blown down by thunderstorm winds.

Wind Report Description: Trees and powerlines blown down.

Wind Report Description: The derecho that caused extensive wind damage upstream in both Cayuga and Seneca counties continued eastward across Onondaga county. Widespread structural damage resulted and tens of thousands of trees were toppled in northern portions of the county. Direct human impact was also felt. Two fatalities and seven injuries occurred at the New York State Fairgrounds in Geddes. The bow echo complex first entered northwestern sections of the county just after 100 am EDT. It initially tore through the Baldwinsville area, leaving many streets littered with downed trees and utility poles. The storms progressed rapidly towards the east-southeast and affected an area from Clay across Onondaga Lake to Camillus and Geddes from 115 to 120 am EDT. Severe damage was inflicted upon the State Fairgrounds in Geddes. Most of the temporary holding structures or tents on the premises were either completely destroyed or sustained heavy damage. Unfortunately, two individuals who were camping out before the last day of the New York State Fair died that night. A 26 year old man was killed when he was struck by flying debris from a nearby building. A 38 year old man, who was a vendor at the Fair, was killed when a large tree fell upon the tent where he was sleeping. Seven other individuals had minor injuries, mostly cuts and scrapes from flying glass. Three large flag poles at the entrance to the Fairgrounds were bent to almost a 45 degree angle from the force of the wind. Many permanent buildings had roofs torn off, windows blown out, or siding severely damaged from felled trees. In Marcellus and Camillus Townships, an estimated thousands of trees were blown down just in this area alone. The Onondaga Hill section appeared to take on particularly severe damage with most roadways rendered completely impassable from downed trees and live wires. Several homes also had various degrees of siding and roof damage in this vicinity, mainly from falling trees. The storms then took aim on the Syracuse metropolitan area. From approximately 125 to 135 am EDT, the city of Syracuse felt the brunt of the derecho. An estimated many thousands of trees were toppled or damaged throughout the city. One of the hardest hit sections was the Thornden Park area near Syracuse University. In addition to tree damage, there was substantial structural damage (primarily roofs) to nearby homes and buildings. Another fatality occurred in this vicinity when a large tree crashed through the roof of a home and struck an elderly woman who was sleeping. She later died from extensive head injuries. A textile factory had its roof almost completely torn away and many housing units for students at Syracuse University had blown out windows or damaged sections of the roof. St. Lucy's Church, a sturdy brick structure, was nearly destroyed when its western steeple collapsed. Many windows were also blown in at the University Hospital. On the north side of town, an official wind gust to 75 mph was recorded at Hancock International Airport. The storms maintained their intensity as they moved rapidly through the eastern suburbs. Large hail to one inch in diameter was observed by a skywarn spotter in Manlius. Another spotter in DeWitt measured a wind gust of 75 mph. Much in the way of downed trees and structural damage was again reported. A strip mall and fire station both in the town of Manlius had their roofs entirely torn off. Two large antennas just south of Interstate 481 in DeWitt collapsed and interrupted local radio broadcasts. In all, the financial toll from damage fell just short of 100 million dollars. The final day of the New York State Fair was cancelled and the National Guard was called on to help with the cleanup efforts. Onondaga county ultimately qualified for federal disaster funds after officials toured the area and reviewed post-storm damage surveys. These surveys revealed a damage swath 10 to 12 miles long and nearly 30 miles wide. Estimated peak wind gusts were near 115 mph. Hundreds of thousands of people were without power for much of Labor Day. Some customers did not have their power restored for the better part of a week.

Wind Report Description: A short, but intense squall line moved into northwestern sections of the county around 730 am EDT. From there, a line of severe thunderstorms plowed eastward across the northern communities of the county, including the Syracuse metropolitan area. Widespread wind damage resulted. In the town of Lysander, several trees were toppled and/or uprooted. Two trees reportedly fell upon a parked vehicle and caused extensive damage. Just to the southeast in Van Buren Township, the roof was blown off of a barn. Three adjacent silos were also heavily damaged. From northern sections of Syracuse straight across to Manlius, dozens of trees were blown down. Several roads had to be closed until crews could clear fallen debris and repair damaged traffic signals. In Manlius, two trees and a utility pole were toppled onto a house. Heavy damage was sustained in the home's front porch and garage areas. As the cell moved to the Onondaga/Madison county line, it began to weaken.

Tornado Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Tornado Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.