Thunderstorm Wind — Jim Hogg, Texas

2024-05-28 · near Hebbronville, Jim Hogg, Texas

Event narrative

Emergency Management reported a tree on a car in Hebbronville. Wind speed estimated.

Wider weather episode

Aided by a strong mid-upper shortwave trough and a very buoyant environment, a few supercells developed off the plateau of the Sierra Madre Oriental during the evening of May 28. These supercells eventually congealed into a bowing line segment as if shifted southeastward into the western portions of South Texas. During the nighttime, these storms maintained their momentum as the entered into Zapata County. As the storms moved over our area, they began to weaken over time. Overall, this line of storms produced a couple of wind damage reports across the Rio Grande Plains and Brush Country.

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Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event_id 1173887. Narrative written by the NWS forecast office that issued the report.