Coastal Calhoun County storm history

Introduction of D2.

Continued D2 drought. Texas A&M AgriLife: A widespread rainfall event brought 1.5 to 7 inches of precipitation across the district, greatly improving soil moisture and temporarily boosting agricultural conditions. Low-lying areas saw standing water, and the wet fields delayed cot…

Texas A&M AgriLife: A severe cold front was expected to move in. Wet weather brought 2-3 inches of beneficial rainfall across the district. Field crop producers were preparing for the upcoming planting season by checking equipment and receiving seed. Winter pastures greatly impro…

KPKV reported wind chills at or below 25 degC, which is our local Cold Weather Advisory criteria.

CWOP weather station observed heat indices of 110-114 for 2 hours.

Large trees and a wooden fence were blown down in eastern Calhoun County in association with Hurricane Beryl.

Several roads throughout Port O Connor have been closed.

Wind chill values fell to below 20 degrees as temperatures fell to the low to mid 20s and strong north winds persisted. Wind chill values fell as low as 5 degrees above zero on the morning of the 16th.

Extreme drought early in the month improved to a severe drought over the extreme northeast of the area and improved to a moderate drought elsewhere by November 15th.

Extreme drought persisted over the area during the month.

Extreme drought persisted over the area during the month.

Observations indicated tropical storm force wind gusts occurred. Winds gusted as high as 35 knots (40 mph) at TCOON mesonet sites in Port Lavaca and Port O'Connor.

Extreme drought conditions developed over the area during the month.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110 to 113 degrees.

Severe drought over the county improved to no drought by the end of the month with above normal rainfall during the month.

Severe drought developed over the area during the month.

Wind chill values fell to below 20 degrees as temperatures fell into the upper teens and 20s and strong north winds persisted. Wind chill values fell as low as zero degrees on the morning of the 23rd.

Extreme drought over the area improved to abnormally dry by the end of the month.

Extreme drought spread across the area.

Severe drought persisted over the area.

Severe drought continued during the month.

Severe drought developed over the area during the month.

Temperatures fell into the upper 20s on the 4th and 5th over coastal Calhoun County. Wind chill temperatures ranged from 9 to 15 degrees during the morning hours of the 4th.

TCOON site at Port O'Connor measured a maximum storm tide of 3.15 feet MHHW at 742 PM LST. With the storm surge arrival during time of low tide, the maximum storm surge was 3.79 feet. TCOON site at Port Lavaca measured a maximum storm tide of 2.31 feet MHHW at 742 PM LST. With st…

Tropical storm winds occurred over coastal sections of Calhoun County. A maximum wind gust to 67 knots or 77 mph occurred at Port O'Connor at 636 PM LST. Widespread small to medium sized tree limbs were snapped over Port O'Connor with several large trees uprooted. Several utility…

Severe to extreme drought improved by the end of the month.

Freezing rain across the area produced ice accumulations around a tenth of an inch.

Freezing temperatures affected the area from the 14th until 18th. Long duration cold spell led to power outages and issues with water pressure. Damages to homes occurred when frozen pipes burst.

Severe drought developed over the area by the 10th and eased by the end of the month.

Tide levels rose to 2 to 3 feet MSL during times of high tide. Tide flooded low lying areas and roads near the bays.

Mesonet observations and radar data showed tropical storm force winds from Tropical Storm Beta during the evening of the 21st until the early morning hours of the 22nd.

Tide levels ranged from 2 to 3.5 feet of inundation during the period. Ocean Drive between Magnolia Beach and Indianola was flooded from storm surge. Water was over the road on Washington, Maple, and Water Streets in Port O'Connor. Water was over the road on Farm to Market Road 1…

Mesonet data along with radar data indicated tropical storm force winds.

Tide levels reached 1 to 3 feet above ground level with the storm surge. Water flooded roads around Magnolia Beach and damaged a few piers.

Severe drought improved to abnormally dry by the end of the month.

Severe drought continued over the area through the month with extreme drought occurring over eastern sections.

Severe drought developed over the area.

Severe drought developed over the area during the early days of the month and worsened to extreme drought by the 12th. Heavy rains on the 19th and 20th relieved the drought in the area.