Deschutes storm history

A spotter reported hail up to 1 3/4 inch in Redmond along with heavy rain. 1/2 inch hail was reported in Bend. A local newspaper reported 2 inch hail in Terrebonne with damage to roofs, patio furniture, trees, windows, cars, satellite dishes, solar panels, corn and hay fields. Th…

Lightning blew up a large transformer and a small natural gas pipeline east of Bend. About 14,000 customers were without power for an hour. Twentyfive customers were without gas untill a section of the pipe was replaced.

Multiple weather spotters and members of the public posting on Facebook reported severe hail of 1 to 1.5 inches falling around southern and eastern Bend, Oregon.

ODOT sensors recorded thunderstorm gusts up to 66 mph associated with a severe cell west of La Pine, Oregon.

ODOT sensors recorded thunderstorm gusts up to 63 mph associated with a severe cell that tracked north northwest over Bend, Oregon. This storm also produced severe hail around the Bend area.

An mPing report of dime-sized hail in Bend.

Broadcast media partner reported estimated 1 inch hail fell 6 miles SW of Deschutes River Woods at 1738 PDT. A Public report of hail up to 0.88 inches fell 5 miles NNE of Three Rivers.

Via a public report, 1.5 inch hailstones fell 6 miles SE of Sisters at 1857 PDT, with the public report explaining damage had occurred to a vehicle. Via a public report from social media, hail stones up to 1 inch in size fell 5 miles ESE of Sisters at 1900 PDT.

Social Media Report of 1.25in hail that fell just NE of Redmond, OR at 1630L. Time estimate based off radar.

Social media report of 0.88 inch hail which fell at 1620L.

A strong thunderstorm produced wind gusts strong enough to down several trees, with several photos from the public showing trees snapped at the trunks, powerlines either toppled or snapped at the base, and damage to residential fencing from a snapped tree. Another public report a…

Hail stones between 1 inch to 1.75 inches in diameter were produced by a slow moving thunderstorm that passed over the Bend, OR area.

A report relayed by a local television station in Deschutes county of hail slightly larger than one inch southeast of Bend, OR.

A severe thunderstorm developed and sat over the Bend, OR area for about 30 minutes, producing half an inch to 1.25 inch sized hailstones during the duration of the storm.

A severe thunderstorm that developed and sat over the Bend, OR area produced heavy rainfall with a cocorahs site reporting 2.68 inches of rain during the duration of the storm. This heavy rainfall led to ponding on a roadway near the intersection of highways 97 and 20.

Also trees down in Sunriver.

Trees down and 1.00 inch hail.

Hail covered the roadway with up to 3 inches of hail depth in some areas. Largest stone was the size of a quarter.

Quarter sized hail north of Bend.

Lightning caused damage to an unoccupied vehicle in Bend. The lightning entered through the windshield.

Wind and hail removed part of roof on west side of Redmond. Time estimated from radar.

Reported on east side of Crane Prairie Reservoir.

Media reported that mud and water entered the back of several businesses in Tumalo due to localized very heavy rainfall.

A member of the public posted photos of 2 funnel clouds just west of Terrebonne Oregon.

A thunderstorm produced hail up to 1 inch in diameter at the Cloverdale Fire Station, 5 miles SE of Sisters in Deschutes county. Heavy rain also caused flooding of the parking lot associated with the station.

Slow moving thunderstorms caused heavy rain in and around La Pine, in Deschutes county. Rain fall of up to 1.3 inches occurred with ponding of water on driveways and property due to poor drainage of relatively flat ground. Small hail occurred, piling to a depth of 1 inch, 4 miles…

Measure 2 inch hail occurred in northwest Bend in Deschutes county.

Measured 2.00 inch hail occurred 3 miles E of Sisters in Deschutes county. Report was from a public post on television station KTVZ Facebook page.

Reports came in from social media that the right lane of Hwy 97 in Redmond was under water.