13 thunderstorm wind, 1 hail, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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13 thunderstorm wind, 1 hail. Local standard time, as filed.
Sheriff's department reports golf ball-sized hail at Comfort. Shortly afterward, damaging winds knocked down numerous large tree limbs in Boerne.
Sheriff's department reports golf ball-sized hail at Comfort. Shortly afterward, damaging winds knocked down numerous large tree limbs in Boerne.
Fifty knot winds were recorded at San Antonio International Airport. San Antonio Fire Department reports tree limbs and power lines down across the city. Nearly 25,000 homes and businesses temporarily lost power during the storm.
Fifty-five knot winds were recorded at the Nationa Weather Service office at New Braunfels. Ham spotters report trees down in New Braunfels area. A mobile home was destroyed. Trees and power lines were down across the county.
Sheriff reports widespread damage with trees blown over. A trampoline was blown through the side of a house.
School weather network computers recorded wind gusts across the county area between 50 and 55 knots from 0109 CST through 0150 CST. In San Marcos, a mobile home in was blown off its blocks and a fence line was destroyed.
Wind gusts to between 50 and 56 knots were reported across the county. Numerous trees and power lines were knocked down.
School weather network computers recorded wind gusts across Travis County generally in the 50 to 55 knot range. An isolated gust to 74 knots was recorded at Lake Travis Middle School. Winds across the county uprooted trees and knocked out power lines. In southwest Austin, a lightning strike blew up a chimney as well as the nearby wall of a house. Two people were near the chimney when it collapsed. They were covered with debris but suffered only minor injuries. Lightning knocked out power to nearly 5,000 homes in the area around Del Valle Junior High School.
Wind gusts to over 50 knots uprooted trees across the county.
Numerous large tree limbs over six inches in diameter were knocked down across the county. Some trees were uprooted as well.
Widespread wind damage was reported to trees and power lines across the county. Nearly five inches of rain fell across the county. Debris from the damaging winds block several drainage culverts, resulting in the flooding of eight homes. Lightning from the thunderstorm knocked out power to over 300 home for up to five hours.
Trees were uprooted and power lines were knocked down across the county by winds estimated at over 60 mph.
Widespread wind damage was reported to trees and power lines across the county.
Widespread wind damage was reported to trees and power lines across the county.
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