Tornadoes and Hail in Texas, June 22, 2014

A slow moving supercell thunderstorm moved southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. This supercell produced multiple brief tornadoes over the course of several hours. This tornado developed across northern Lipscomb County and blew over a center Pivot irrigation system. The winds were estimated at 70 mph. After producing this tornado, the parent supercell continued moving southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved over the town of Darrouzett (Lipscomb County), a member of the public reported golf ball size hail (1.75 inches) in the town of Darrouzett (Lipscomb County). After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved over the town of Darrouzett (Lipscomb County), a member of the public reported tennis ball size hail (2.50 inches) in the town of Darrouzett (Lipscomb County). After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved over the town of Booker (Lipscomb County), a trained storm spotter reported quarter size hail (1.00 inch) two miles east of Booker (Lipscomb County). After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell thunderstorm moved southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. This supercell produced multiple brief tornadoes over the course of several hours. This tornado developed over central Lipscomb County and was observed by trained storm spotters. The winds were estimated at 65 mph. After producing this tornado, the parent supercell continued moving southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved towards Wolf Creek Park (Ochiltree County), a local law enforcement official reported ping pong ball size hail (1.50 inches) in the park. After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved south of Wolf Creek Park (Ochiltree County), the local fire department reported golf ball size hail (1.75 inches) eleven miles southeast of Wolf Creek Park (Lipscomb County) at the intersection of US Highway 83 and State Highway 23. After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell neared the town of Canadian (Hemphill County), a storm chaser reported an estimated 70 mph thunderstorm downburst gust 6 miles west-northwest of Canadian(Hemphill County). After producing this gust the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell neared the town of Canadian (Hemphill County), a county official reported golf ball size hail (1.75 inches) 5 miles northwest of Canadian (Hemphill County). After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell thunderstorm moved southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. This supercell produced multiple brief tornadoes over the course of several hours. This tornado began in extreme eastern Roberts County where it produced light damage at a ranch house. A barn was partially un-roofed and numerous trees were damaged. The tornado then drifted east across the Hemphill County line, generally along and just south of Red Deer Road. It damaged a second homestead approximately 7 miles west-northwest of Canadian. A metal and wood constructed barn was destroyed, with all roof panels removed and most walls collapsed. Wind estimated of 85 to 90 mph were based on damage to this particular structure. Additional tree damage also occurred at this location. After this tornado dissipated, the parent supercell continued moving south across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell thunderstorm moved southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. This supercell produced multiple brief tornadoes over the course of several hours. This tornado began in extreme eastern Roberts County where it produced light damage at a ranch house. A barn was partially un-roofed and numerous trees were damaged. The tornado then drifted east across the Hemphill County line, generally along and just south of Red Deer Road. It damaged a second homestead approximately 7 miles west-northwest of Canadian. A metal and wood constructed barn was destroyed, with all roof panels removed and most walls collapsed. Wind estimated of 85 to 90 mph were based on damage to this particular structure. Additional tree damage also occurred at this location. After this tornado dissipated, the parent supercell continued moving south across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved over the town of Canadian (Hemphill County), the fire department reported quarter size hail (1.00 inch) in town. After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved over the town of Canadian (Hemphill County), the local fire department reported quarter size hail (1.00 inch) in town. After producing this hail the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A slow moving supercell moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the northeastern Texas Panhandle during the evening hours of the 22nd. As the supercell moved south of the town of Canadian (Hemphill County), the TXDOT AWOS 2 miles southwest of Canadian (Hemphill County) reported a 60 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this gust the supercell continue it's slow track southward across the eastern Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Spearman (Hansford County), an amateur radio operator reported an estimated 80 mph thunderstorm downburst gust 18 miles south-southeast of Spearman (Roberts County). After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Wolf Creek Park (Ochiltree County), an amateur radio operator reported an estimated 80 mph thunderstorm downburst gust 15 miles southwest of Wolf Creek Park (Ochiltree County). After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Miami (Roberts County), the TXDOT AWOS 26 miles northwest of Miami (Roberts County) measured a 61 mph thunderstorm downburst. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Perryton (Ochiltree County), a member of the public reported an estimated 80 mph thunderstorm downburst gust in town. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Pampa (Gray County), an amateur radio operator reported an estimated 80 mph thunderstorm downburst gust which blew large tree limbs down 2 miles east of Pampa (Gray County). After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Pampa (Gray County), the city Emergency Manager reported an estimated 95 mph thunderstorm downburst gust in town which blew down several trees, destroyed a travel trailer, and downed power lines. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Pampa (Gray County), the West Texas Mesonet site 2 east-southeast of Pampa (Gray County) reported a 93 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Lefors (Gray County), a storm chaser reported an estimated 70 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), a local broadcast television station reported an estimated 70 mph thunderstorm downburst gust 6 miles north-northwest of Amarillo (Potter County). After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Miami (Roberts County), local law enforcement reported an estimated 70 mph thunderstorm downburst gust which damaged two homes. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Pampa (Gray County), the West Texas Mesonet site reported a 64 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), the West Texas Mesonet site nine miles north-northeast of Amarillo (Potter County) reported a 58 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared Timbercreek Canyon (Randall County), KVII Schoolnet at Lakeview Elementary (Randall County) reported a 70 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), a member of the public reported an estimated 60 mph thunderstorm downburst which blew the roof off of a carport and a large tree down. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), the West Texas Mesonet site nine miles north-northeast of Amarillo (Potter County) reported a 59 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), KVII Schoolnet site at Duke Electric 5 miles south-southwest of Amarillo (Randall County) reported a 61 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), the KVII Schoolnet site 6 miles northwest of Timbercreek Canyon at Randall High School (Randall County) reported a 59 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Pampa (Gray County), the West Texas Mesonet site 2 miles east-southeast of Pampa (Gray County) reported a 68 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), the West Texas Mesonet 4 miles north-northwest of Lake Tanglewood (Randall County) reported a 58 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), the NWS ASOS 6 miles east-northeast of Amarillo (Potter County) reported a 67 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), the West Texas Mesonet site 4 miles north-northwest of Lake Tanglewood (Randall County) reported a 64 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), the KVII Schoolnet site 5 miles west-northwest of Timbercreek Canyon at Midway Alternative High School (Randall County) reported a 60 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Potter County), the KVII Schoolnet site 7 miles southwest of Pantex at Highland Park High School (Potter County) reported a 59 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Amarillo (Randall County), the West Texas Mesonet site 3 miles north-northwest of Palo Duro Canyon (Randall County) reported a 61 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of McLean (Gray County), the West Texas Mesonet site 1 mile east-northeast of McLean (Gray County) reported a 60 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Claude (Gray County), the West Texas Mesonet site 12 miles southwest of Claude (Gray County) reported a 59 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.

A line of thunderstorms moved out of the Oklahoma Panhandle and into the Texas Panhandle during the late night hours of the 22nd. As the line neared the town of Clarendon (Donley County), the West Texas Mesonet site 2 miles west-southwest of Clarendon (Donley County) reported a 60 mph thunderstorm downburst gust. After producing this downburst gust the line continued to move to the south-southeast across the Texas Panhandle.