75 hail, 9 thunderstorm wind, 5 tornado, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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75 hail, 9 thunderstorm wind, 5 tornado. Local standard time, as filed.
The public reported golfball-size hail in Plainview. No significant damage was reported.
Golfball-size and larger hail was reported by the Hockley County Sheriff's Office in northern Hockley County. Only minor damage resulted.
Golfball-size and larger hail was reported by the Hockley County Sheriff's Office in northern Hockley County. Only minor damage resulted.
A supercell in northern Terry County produced hail slightly smaller than golfball-size, according to the public. No significant damage resulted.
The Lamb County Sheriff's Office reported golfball-size hail near the Spade community in southeastern Lamb County. No significant damage was reported.
Nickel-size hail fell in Cotton Center, according to the public. No damage resulted.
As the Terry County Supercell moved across Lubbock County, it left a swath of severe weather. Golfball-size hail was reported at Reese Air Force Base and near the Carlisle community. As the storm moved across western and northern sections of Lubbock, a series of downbursts and two weak tornadoes occurred. The downbursts damaged several light and telephone poles, the roof of an elementary school suffered minor damage, and approximately 100 vehicles had window damage. The first tornado touched down in the west-central part of Lubbock. Some buildings at Lubbock Christian University suffered damage, and windows were blown out at a Junior High School north of LCU. The second tornado struck north-central Lubbock, near the Lubbock State School. Damage in this area was confined mainly to windows. As the storm passed Lubbock International Airport, the NWS Office's wind equipment measured a wind gust to 77 mph. Total damage from the storm is estimated at $400,000.
As the Terry County Supercell moved across Lubbock County, it left a swath of severe weather. Golfball-size hail was reported at Reese Air Force Base and near the Carlisle community. As the storm moved across western and northern sections of Lubbock, a series of downbursts and two weak tornadoes occurred. The downbursts damaged several light and telephone poles, the roof of an elementary school suffered minor damage, and approximately 100 vehicles had window damage. The first tornado touched down in the west-central part of Lubbock. Some buildings at Lubbock Christian University suffered damage, and windows were blown out at a Junior High School north of LCU. The second tornado struck north-central Lubbock, near the Lubbock State School. Damage in this area was confined mainly to windows. As the storm passed Lubbock International Airport, the NWS Office's wind equipment measured a wind gust to 77 mph. Total damage from the storm is estimated at $400,000.
As the Terry County Supercell moved across Lubbock County, it left a swath of severe weather. Golfball-size hail was reported at Reese Air Force Base and near the Carlisle community. As the storm moved across western and northern sections of Lubbock, a series of downbursts and two weak tornadoes occurred. The downbursts damaged several light and telephone poles, the roof of an elementary school suffered minor damage, and approximately 100 vehicles had window damage. The first tornado touched down in the west-central part of Lubbock. Some buildings at Lubbock Christian University suffered damage, and windows were blown out at a Junior High School north of LCU. The second tornado struck north-central Lubbock, near the Lubbock State School. Damage in this area was confined mainly to windows. As the storm passed Lubbock International Airport, the NWS Office's wind equipment measured a wind gust to 77 mph. Total damage from the storm is estimated at $400,000.
As the Terry County Supercell moved across Lubbock County, it left a swath of severe weather. Golfball-size hail was reported at Reese Air Force Base and near the Carlisle community. As the storm moved across western and northern sections of Lubbock, a series of downbursts and two weak tornadoes occurred. The downbursts damaged several light and telephone poles, the roof of an elementary school suffered minor damage, and approximately 100 vehicles had window damage. The first tornado touched down in the west-central part of Lubbock. Some buildings at Lubbock Christian University suffered damage, and windows were blown out at a Junior High School north of LCU. The second tornado struck north-central Lubbock, near the Lubbock State School. Damage in this area was confined mainly to windows. As the storm passed Lubbock International Airport, the NWS Office's wind equipment measured a wind gust to 77 mph. Total damage from the storm is estimated at $400,000.
As the Lubbock County storm continued northeast, golfball-size hail was reported in New Deal by the New Deal Police Department. The hail damaged windows and vehicles in the city.
The Petersburg Fire Department reported golfball-size hail in Petersburg. Only minor damage resulted.
The Lubbock County storm moved northeast into Floyd County. Golfball-size hail was reported by the Floyd County Sheriff's Office near the Mc Coy community and in Floydada. No significant damage was observed. ~ Cottle County 9 NE Paducah,29,1613CST,,,0,0,0,0,Hail (1.50) The public reported hail slightly smaller than golfball-size near the Swearingen community. No damage resulted.
The Lubbock County storm moved northeast into Floyd County. Golfball-size hail was reported by the Floyd County Sheriff's Office near the Mc Coy community and in Floydada. No significant damage was observed. ~ Cottle County 9 NE Paducah,29,1613CST,,,0,0,0,0,Hail (1.50) The public reported hail slightly smaller than golfball-size near the Swearingen community. No damage resulted.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Thunderstorms developed along a stationary frontal boundary across the southeast Texas Panhandle. A storm in Collingsworth county became severe and produced golfball-size hail. The hail was reported by the Collingsworth County Sheriff's Office. A second storm became severe over Childress County and produced golfball- to 2.00-inch diameter hail, as well as strong downburst winds near 70 mph. The hail was reported by law enforcement officials, while the strong winds were relayed through the forecast office in Norman.
Thunderstorms developed along a stationary frontal boundary across the southeast Texas Panhandle. A storm in Collingsworth county became severe and produced golfball-size hail. The hail was reported by the Collingsworth County Sheriff's Office. A second storm became severe over Childress County and produced golfball- to 2.00-inch diameter hail, as well as strong downburst winds near 70 mph. The hail was reported by law enforcement officials, while the strong winds were relayed through the forecast office in Norman.
Thunderstorms developed along a stationary frontal boundary across the southeast Texas Panhandle. A storm in Collingsworth county became severe and produced golfball-size hail. The hail was reported by the Collingsworth County Sheriff's Office. A second storm became severe over Childress County and produced golfball- to 2.00-inch diameter hail, as well as strong downburst winds near 70 mph. The hail was reported by law enforcement officials, while the strong winds were relayed through the forecast office in Norman.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Numerous strong to severe thunderstorms developed in western portions of north Texas during the afternoon hours on the 29th and moved eastward into north-central Texas during the evening hours. Two weak tornadoes occurred in the wwestern portion of North Texas with this outbreak of severe weather. A tornado briefly touched down in an open field east of Truscott. Another brief tornado occurred about 7 miles ortheast of Oklaunion. Strong winds knocked down five telephone poles 8 miles west of Burburnett. Strong winds also overturned a mobile home, blew down a telephone pole and destroyed two awnings in Burkburnett. Large hail and strong winds broke out store windows and numerous automobile windshields. Hail driven by the strong winds went throughr sides of several mobile homes. Strong winds blew down two hi-line poles 5 miles east of Harrold. Larger than baseball-size hail fell at Sheppard Air Force Base near Wichita Falls while baseball-size hail in Crowell broke out many west facing windows. Large hail knocked out the windshield of a troopers vehicle just north of Iowa Park. Flash flooding was also reported. Travel was reduced to one lane due to highwater across Farm Road 368, 3 miles west of Iowa Park.
As the thunderstorms moved out of Val Verde County into Kinney County they continued to produce large hail. The sheriff's office reported golfball-size hail 20 miles north of Brackettville. One-inch-hail was later reported just north of Brackettville.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
The Sterling County Sheriff's Office reported golfball-size hail in Sterling City at 1943 CST. At 2000 CST, quarter-size hail fell in the city, according to a storm spotter. Only minor damage resulted from the hail.
Golfball-size hail fell in Loraine, in eastern Mitchell County. No significant damage was reported.
The Sterling County Sheriff's Office reported golfball-size hail in Sterling City at 1943 CST. At 2000 CST, quarter-size hail fell in the city, according to a storm spotter. Only minor damage resulted from the hail.
As the thunderstorms moved out of Val Verde County into Kinney County they continued to produce large hail. The sheriff's office reported golfball-size hail 20 miles north of Brackettville. One-inch-hail was later reported just north of Brackettville.
The storms continued to move to the east and into Uvalde County. A co-op observer reported 1.00-inch hail in the northern part of the city of Uvalde. The Uvalde Police Department reported bigger than golfball-size hail in the city, a few minutes later they reported baseball-size hail.
The storms continued to move to the east and into Uvalde County. A co-op observer reported 1.00-inch hail in the northern part of the city of Uvalde. The Uvalde Police Department reported bigger than golfball-size hail in the city, a few minutes later they reported baseball-size hail.
The storms continued to move to the east and into Uvalde County. A co-op observer reported 1.00-inch hail in the northern part of the city of Uvalde. The Uvalde Police Department reported bigger than golfball-size hail in the city, a few minutes later they reported baseball-size hail.
The Coke County Sheriff's Office reported dime-size hail in Robert Lee. No damage resulted.
As the Mitchell County storm moved east, dime-size hail fell at Sweetwater. No significant damage resulted.
Storm spotters reported dime-size hail in western portions of San Angelo. No significant damage was noted.
The sheriff's office reported golfball-size hail in the Batesville area. Over 200 homes and a school had windows broken out.
Several severe thunderstorms moved across Val Verde County during the afternoon. The first reported of large hail was made in Langtry. Tennis ball-size hail was later reported in Langtry, a few cars were damaged along with some house windows. As the storm moved southeast it continued to produce large hail. A Federal Express truck was damaged between Langtry and Comstock. A funnel cloud was reported north of Comstock by the Sheriffs Office. A motorist that was drive under the storm at the time reported golfball-size hail and damage to her car. Golfball-size hail was next reported north of Del Rio at the Greenwood Ranch. As the next set of storms moved across the County a motorist reported golfball-size hail on Highway 377 northeast of Del rio. Golfball-size hail was reported on the LaGrand Ranch Northwest of Comstock.
Numerous strong to severe thunderstorms developed in western portions of north Texas during the afternoon hours on the 29th and moved eastward into north-central Texas during the evening hours. One weak tornado occurred in the western portion of North Texas with this outbreak of severe weather. The tornado briefly touched down in an open field east of Truscott. Strong winds knocked down five telephone poles 8 miles west of Burkburnett. Strong winds also overturned a mobile home, blew down a telephone pole and destroyed two awnings in Burkburnett. Large hail and strong winds broke out store windows and numerous automobile windshields. Hail driven by the strong winds went through sides of several mobile homes. Strong winds blew down two hi-line poles 5 miles east of Harrold. Larger than baseball-size hail fell at Sheppard Air Force Base near Wichita Falls while baseball-size hail in Crowell broke out many west facing windows. Large hail knocked out the windshield of a troopers vehicle just north of Iowa Park.Flash flooding was also reported. Travel was reduced to one lane due to high water across Farm Road 368, 3 miles west of Iowa Park.
Numerous strong to severe thunderstorms developed in western portions of north Texas during the afternoon hours on the 29th and moved eastward into north-central Texas during the evening hours. One weak tornado occurred in the western portion of North Texas with this outbreak of severe weather. The tornado briefly touched down in an open field east of Truscott. Strong winds knocked down five telephone poles 8 miles west of Burkburnett. Strong winds also overturned a mobile home, blew down a telephone pole and destroyed two awnings in Burkburnett. Large hail and strong winds broke out store windows and numerous automobile windshields. Hail driven by the strong winds went through sides of several mobile homes. Strong winds blew down two hi-line poles 5 miles east of Harrold. Larger than baseball-size hail fell at Sheppard Air Force Base near Wichita Falls while baseball-size hail in Crowell broke out many west facing windows. Large hail knocked out the windshield of a troopers vehicle just north of Iowa Park.Flash flooding was also reported. Travel was reduced to one lane due to high water across Farm Road 368, 3 miles west of Iowa Park.
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