Thunderstorm Wind Reports

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Time Magnitude State County Location Narrative
12:34Z 56 TX Jim Wells Palito Blanco Two large mesquite branches 12 inches in diameter were snapped by winds.
13:55Z 52 TX Hidalgo Edcouch Broadcast media reported a roof was blown off a mobile home during a thunderstorm that produced high winds across the area. Radar indicated a couplet of winds, as well as a reflectivity overhang, had moved across the area, suggesting a possible tornado. There were no confirmed reports of a tornado, however.
14:06Z 39 TX Hidalgo Weslaco The Hidalgo County Emergency Manager reported strong winds occurred during a thunderstorm which knocked down some power lines in Weslaco. A funnel cloud was reported by the emergency manager approximately two miles west of Weslaco as the thunderstorm moved through the area. Peak winds of 43 mph were reported at the Mid Valley Airport, 2 miles east of Weslaco, estimated at around 812 AM CST.
14:10Z 52 TX Willacy Raymondville Trees and large limbs were blown down on various streets in Raymondville. Time and duration are estimated by radar, based on core of estimated winds between 50 and 52 knots a few thousand feet above the surface.
14:20Z 52 TX Cameron Santa Rosa Winds within and ahead of the squall line increased to severe levels as they swept across Cameron County. Racing from from west northwest to east southeast across the County, the winds, both measured and estimated at 60 mph, knocked down hundreds of different sized tree limbs and caused power outages from Santa Rosa through Harlingen and San Benito. The ASOS (KHRL) at the Valley International Airport recorded a 60 mph gusts, and the public estimated a 60 mph gust moments later in San Benito.
15:05Z 50 TX Cameron Brownsville A 20 year old cottonwood tree, renowned and visited often for having a purported image of the Virgin Mary on its bark, was blown down by strong thunderstorm winds estimated to have occurred between 905 and 910 AM CST at the intersection of East Levee and 10th Streets in downtown Brownsville. Numerous, varying sized limbs were blown down in Greater Brownsville, with peak gusts recorded at the Brownsville/South Padre Island Airport reaching 54 mph at 928 AM CST, 5 miles east of downtown.
15:25Z 56 TX Cameron Port Isabel The thunderstorm complex continued to generate strong, damaging winds as it moved across southeast Cameron County, affecting Bayview, Port Isabel, and South Padre Island. The strongest wind core appeared to rip through Port Isabel across the southern portion of the Town of South Padre Island. At Port Isabel, numerous power outages were the result of power lines and poles blown down at several locations throughout the city. ||As the storm reached South Padre Island, the U.S. Coast Guard Station located in the Bayside recorded a 64 mph wind gust (at 936 AM CST, a six minute recorded observation). At nearly the same time (937 AM CST), a 60 mph gust was recorded by a Citizen Weather Observer Program sensor on Sheepshead Street. In the same area, palm trees were blown down along Coral Street; large metal signs were blown from their mounts along the Queen Isabella Causeway Bridge, and more power lines and a transformer were blown down at the intersection of Constellation Dr. and Laguna Boulevard, all between 930 and 940 AM CST (end time estimated by radar).
19:53Z 60 MS Jones Sandersville Numerous trees and large limbs were blown down with one large tree down on a mobile home which caused some minor damage. A roof was also partially removed from an outbuilding in the same area.
20:00Z 52 MS Harrison Gulfport A small tree was downed and nickel size hail covered the ground in Robinwood Forest Subdivision.
20:05Z 52 LA Livingston Denham Spgs Wind damage to a roof and broken window. Pea size hail also.
20:25Z 52 FL Broward Davie Strong winds from a thunderstorm knocked down a big pine tree onto SW 61st Ave in Davie. Palm trees were also knocked down along University and Nova Drives. Pea size hail was also reported.
23:28Z 58 TX Moore Dumas Muni Arpt
23:35Z 56 TX Moore Dumas The Moore County Emergency Manager reported one downed power pole in Dumas Texas. No injuries were reported.
00:41Z 78 WY Laramie Burns Damage to houses and signs in town.
00:55Z 78 WY Laramie Burns Several power poles knocked down.
01:00Z 61 WY Laramie Pine Bluffs Center pivots blown over at intersection of County Roads 212 and 158.
01:05Z 50 SC York Tirzah Trees were blown down just south of the intersection of Kingsburry Rd and highway 49 and on Dearborn Dr.
01:28Z 53 CO Kit Carson Burlington Arpt
02:52Z 60 TX Roberts Miami
03:12Z 61 TX Roberts Miami
11:35Z 61 OK Noble Perry No damage was reported with the wind gust.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).