Hail and wind reports › July 31, 2026 › Texas
Hail and wind reports in Texas, July 31, 2026
0 hail, 15 wind and 0 tornado reports; strongest gust 77 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-31 22:10 | Wind | 68 mph | 4 ENE Odell | Wilbarger | (OUN) |
| 07-31 22:11 | Wind | 67 mph | 4 W Childress | Childress | ASOS station KCDS Childress. (LUB) |
| 08-01 00:31 | Wind | 74 mph | 11 WNW Bootleg | Deaf Smith | Wind gusts exceeded 58 mph starting at 1931CDT while persistently reaching over 60 mph lasting through 1948CDT. A peak wind gust of 74 mph was reached at 1935CDT. (AMA) |
| 08-01 00:33 | Wind | 60 mph | 12 SW Dalhart | Hartley | (AMA) |
| 08-01 01:01 | Wind | 64 mph | 7 ENE El Paso | El Paso | ASOS station KELP El Paso International Airport. (EPZ) |
| 08-01 01:05 | Wind | 75 mph | 2 NE Friona | Parmer | (LUB) |
| 08-01 01:24 | Wind | 77 mph | 2 WNW Hereford | Deaf Smith | Gusts exceeding 59 mph from 2024CDT to 2028CDT and reached a peak wind speed of 77 mph. Also... a report and picture of a tree uprooted in someones front yard was recei (AMA) |
| 08-01 01:50 | Wind | 63 mph | 2 NE Dimmitt | Castro | (LUB) |
| 08-01 02:30 | Wind | 67 mph | 1 ENE Morton | Cochran | (LUB) |
| 08-01 02:36 | Wind | 68 mph | 6 ENE Abernathy | Hale | (LUB) |
| 08-01 02:36 | Wind | 62 mph | 2 ENE Tulia | Swisher | (LUB) |
| 08-01 02:39 | Wind | 77 mph | 3 N Hart | Castro | (LUB) |
| 08-01 04:07 | Wind | 62 mph | 1 WSW Seagraves | Gaines | Mesonet station 15 Seagraves 1SW measured a 62 mph wind gust behind a strong thunderstorm outflow boundary. (MAF) |
| 08-01 04:37 | Wind | 62 mph | 6 NW White River Lake | Crosby | (LUB) |
| 08-01 04:51 | Wind | 68 mph | 2 SSE Lamesa | Dawson | Mesonet station 18 Lamesa 2SE measured a 68 mph wind gust associated with strong thunderstorm outflow. (MAF) |
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