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Hail and wind reports › May 4, 2024 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, May 4, 2024

19 hail, 3 wind and 5 tornado reports; largest hail 4.00 in; strongest gust 62 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-04 18:12Hail4.00 in1 W Randalls CornerScurryTime estimated based upon radar. (MAF)
05-04 19:40Hail1.25 in6 NNE Slash RanchLovingLots of hail on the ground... some may be larger. Photos from public Facebook page. (MAF)
05-04 19:43Hail1.50 in2 SW BalmorheaReevesSome hail may be slightly larger. Lots of small hail. (MAF)
05-04 20:40Hail4.00 in4 E KermitWinkler(MAF)
05-04 20:41Hail1.75 in4 WNW Fort StocktonPecosEstimated golf ball size hail caused extensive damage to a home near Fort Stockton. Hail may have been even larger. All windows and exterior walls facing hail were brok (MAF)
05-04 20:41Winddamage4 WNW Fort StocktonPecosWind driven hail caused extensive damage to home. Windows broken... power poles down... and exterior wall damage from hail and wind at location. Time estimated from rad (MAF)
05-04 20:45Hail1.75 inBlackwellNolan(SJT)
05-04 20:52Wind62 mph3 NW WinkWinklerASOS station KINK Wink. (MAF)
05-04 21:06Tornado11 SSE Fort StocktonPecosResults from this survey indicated that a tornado began just east of US Highway 385 south of Fort Stockton in rural central Pecos County. This tornado was documented by (MAF)
05-04 21:18Hail1.75 inTuscolaTaylor(SJT)
05-04 21:20Hail1.50 inKermitWinkler(MAF)
05-04 21:27Tornado17 SSE Fort StocktonPecosThis tornado was seen roping out about 20 minutes after the previous tornado was believed to have dissipated. This tornado is believed to be a separate tornado spotted (MAF)
05-04 21:45Hail3.00 in27 SE Fort StocktonPecos(MAF)
05-04 21:47Tornado21 SSE Fort StocktonPecosA few observers reported a brief rope tornado developing as the second tornado dissipated. This tornado likely traveled for several minutes to the southeast before the (MAF)
05-04 22:06Tornado24 SSE Fort StocktonPecosAn observer reported a new tornado in its dissipating stage. This tornado appeared to the observer as a brief rope tornado visible through the rain. The tornado occurre (MAF)
05-04 22:22Hail2.50 in26 SE Fort StocktonPecos(MAF)
05-04 22:34Tornado27 N LongfellowPecosAn observer shared video of a tornado briefly visible through heavy rain just west of US Highway 285. Observers lost visual of the tornado a short time afterward. A str (MAF)
05-04 22:53Hail3.00 in26 NNE LongfellowPecos(MAF)
05-04 22:56Hail1.00 in6 NNE Silver ValleyColeman(SJT)
05-04 23:10Hail2.00 in6 SSE BurkettBrown(SJT)
05-05 00:08Hail2.50 inMillersviewConcho(SJT)
05-05 01:05Hail1.25 in2 E StilesReaganSome hail may be larger. Large piles of small hail along the side of the road. (MAF)
05-05 01:30Hail1.00 in37 SW OzonaCrockett(SJT)
05-05 02:37Hail1.00 in2 S BushlandRandall(AMA)
05-05 02:40Hail1.25 inBushlandPotter(AMA)
05-05 03:00Hail1.00 in6 WNW AmarilloPotter(AMA)
05-05 10:56Winddamage2 SE PinehurstMontgomerySocial media photos showed several large downed trees due to thunderstorm wind gusts in the Pinehurst area. (HGX)

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