Brazos storm history

A 7 year-old girl was killed by a lightning strike outside of her home located between Bryan and Wickson Valley as a thunderstorm moved through the area.

Slow moving Tropical Storm Harvey brought heavy rains and flooding to portions of Brazos, Burleson, Austin, Grimes, Washington and Madison Counties. Moderate to major lowland flooding occurred along rivers and numerous creeks and tributaries. This includes the Brazos at San Felip…

Golfball size hail was dominate across the Bryan/College Station area, however, there were also softball sized hail mixed in. Widespread damage to windows, cars, and roofs.

Broadcast media reported powerlines down at Willies Grill & Icehouse. Wind speeds were estimated at 70 mph based on an ELT with 1 degree of damage.

A member of the public reported 0.75 in hail via mPING.

Bryan PD reported multiple streets and intersections flooded including: Villa Maria at Harvey Mitchell; Palasota at Finfeather; 500 West Carson; 200 block of Dodge; North Coulter at Park Street; Briarcrest at Earl Rudder Frontage; Carter Creek near Tanglewood Park. Broadcast medi…

A member of the public reported flash flooding with water inundating Greens Prairie Road at Royder Road just south of College Station.

A trained storm spotter reported golf ball size hail in northern Brazos county.

Hail was reported via MPING in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING in College Station.

Broadcast media reported 1.5 inch hail at KBTX Studio.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

A trained storm spotter reported 1.75 inch hail in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

A trained storm spotter reported 1.75 inch hail in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

A member of the public reported 1.5 inch hail near College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING near Byran.

Hail was reported via MPING near Bryan.

Hail was reported via MPING near College Station.

A member of the public reported 1.75 inch hail in College Station.

Hail was reported via MPING south of College Station.

A member of the public reported 1 inch of accumulating hail south of College Station.

TEEX Employee/Retired NWS Employee sent pictures of wind damage to a metal barn on Pine Tree Road near FM 974. Est peak wind speed of 65 mph.

Mesonet station 1757W at Texas A&M Kyle Field measured a 60 MPH wind gust.

Mesonet station 1757W at Texas A&M Kyle Field measured a non-thunderstorm wind gust of 61 MPH.

A trained storm spotter initially reported light sleet south of College Station on the night of the 20th. The next morning on the 21st, another trained storm spotter measured 1 inch of snow near Bryan.

An mPING report from the public indicated one inch hail in the area.

KBTX media reported quarter sized hail at FM 2818 and Highway 6.

Trees were downed near the intersection of Pine Tree Road and Old Bundick Road. Additional trees were downed on Deep Well Road.