The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00014820, approximately 27.5277 km away, between 2013-06-25 14:28:00 and 2013-06-25 20:30:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 44.25 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 434000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Widespread severe weather developed across north central and northeast Ohio during the afternoon and evening hours of June 25th. Ohio was located on the periphery of high pressure over the Southeastern states. Moisture increased from the southwest around the ridge with dewpoints increasing to near 70 degrees. An unstable airmass developed during the afternoon as temperatures rose into the mid 80s with mixed layer CAPE values near 2000 j/kg. Energy moving through the flow aloft helped to initiate convection and provided the shear necessary for damaging winds and large hail.||Numerous tress were brought down by strong winds across northeast Ohio. Portions of Lorain and Cuyahoga counties were hit particularly bad with downed trees and power outages with several trees falling on homes and garages. First Energy reported 29,000 customers without power in Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties with at least 10,000 more customers without power in northeast Ohio. A man was also seriously injured while driving on Interstate 480 when a sign fell off the Valley View bridge and hit his car. The north side of Canton was also hit particularly hard with numerous reports of downed trees, damage to a grocery store, and a picnic shelter destroyed at Nimishillen Park. Widespread severe weather developed across north central and northeast Ohio during the afternoon and evening hours of June 25th. Event Narrative: County dispatch and the media relayed reports of trees and power lines down in Eastlake and Willoughby. Ten trees were also reported down in Willowick. Dispatch reported multiple trees down from Northfield to Twinsburg. First Energy reported 6000 customers lost power. The Sheriff's office relayed reports of trees and limbs down across Elyria. Trained spotters and the Mayor reported half a dozen trees down in the city of Sheffield Lake and along East River Rd. One tree fell on a house on Lake Rd. Downed trees and limbs continued southeast to Avon where a large branch fell on a fruit stand. Spotters in Avon estimated wind gusts of 60-70 mph. First Energy reported at least 14000 customers lost power. The media reported trees and powerlines down in North Ridgeville. A trained weather spotter estimated winds gusts of 60-70 MPH in Westlake with trees down on Bradley Road. The ASOS at Cleveland Hopkins Airport reported a 50 knot gust at the same time. Dispatch also reported six trees down in Berea with one tree down on a house on Buckeye Drive. First Energy reported 15000 customers lost power. A trained weather spotter reported two large trees blown down in Solon, one of which was two feet in diameter. Broadcast media reported a large sign blew off the Valley View Bridge and hit a car traveling on Interstate 480. The man was seriously injured from the accident. Trees were also down in Garfield Heights. Broadcast media reported Clifton Blvd is closed with trees and power lines down across the road in Lakewood. A tree was also blown down on a house. An NWS employee reported penny size hail in North Royalton. The public reported quarter size hail near State and Taft Streets in Barberton. A trained weather spotter reported a pine tree snapped along with numerous limbs and branches down north of route 303 in Valley City. Sheriff department reported tree limbs down in Auburn Township. Sheriff reported large tree limbs down in Chesterland. The newspaper reported trees and limbs down in Vermilion with street light blown over.