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	Local Storm Report
05/18/2013 0400 PM 14 miles SSE of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e0.75 inch, reported by trained spotter. 05/18/2013 0403 PM Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e0.75 inch, reported by trained spotter. 05/18/2013 0408 PM 14 miles SSE of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e1.00 inch, reported by trained spotter. Nickel to quarter sized hail. Hail has ended. 05/18/2013 0415 PM 12 miles NNW of Box Butte dawford, Dawes County. Hail e1.75 inch, reported by public. Report relayed through social media. Time and location estimated based on radar. 05/18/2013 0415 PM 12 miles NNW of Box Butte d, Dawes County. Hail e1.75 inch, reported by public. Report relayed through social media. Time and location estimated based on radar. 05/18/2013 0415 PM 12 miles NNW of Box Butte d, Dawes County. Hail e1.75 inch, reported by public. Report relayed through social media. Time and location estimated based on radar. 05/18/2013 0408 PM 14 miles SSE of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e1.00 inch, reported by trained spotter. Nickel to quarter sized hail. Hail has ended. 05/18/2013 0408 PM 14 miles SSE of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e1.00 inch, reported by trained spotter. Nickel to quarter sized hail. Hail has ended. 05/18/2013 0403 PM Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e0.75 inch, reported by trained spotter. 05/18/2013 0400 PM 14 miles SSE of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e0.75 inch, reported by trained spotter. 05/17/2013 0354 PM 9 miles N of Crawford, Dawes County. Tornado, reported by law enforcement. Chadron warning point received 3 separate reports of a tornado on the ground 7n of Crawford. Tornado has since lifted back into the storm. 05/17/2013 0351 PM 7 miles N of Crawford, Dawes County. Funnel cloud, reported by law enforcement. Chadron warning point has at least 15 reports of funnel clouds with severe thunderstorm north of Crawford. 05/17/2013 0254 PM Chadron, Dawes County. Hail e0.25 inch, reported by cocorahs. 05/16/2013 0357 PM 8 miles se of Crawford, Dawes County. Hail e0.25 inch, reported by trained spotter. Accompanied by torrential rain.