Live Oak storm history

A seven vehicle accident occurred near an icy overpass on Interstate 37 at Highway 59 in Live Oak County. A 21 year old man was killed in the accident.

Around 1/10 of ice from freezing drizzle accumulated across Webb, La Salle, and McMullen Counties. Around 1/4 of ice accumulated east of these counties to the coast, with a pocket of up to 3/8 of ice across Nueces, Kleberg and Jim Wells Counties. The icing resulted in widespread …

The AWOS 8T6 in George West / Live Oak reported temperatures of 32 degF or less for a least 2 hours.

Continued D2 drought. Introduction of D3 on 12/16.

Continued D2.

Continued D2.

CoCoRaHS Choke Canyon Dam measured 2.12 inches of rain from late last night.

Continued D2.

Continued D2 drought.

Continued D2.

Trees down were reported in the city.

Reports were received of a tree blocking the road.

D3 conditions improved leading to widespread continuation of D2.

Continued D3 and D2.

DPS Reported half-dollar sized (1.25) hail at intersection if I-37 and FM 99, near Whitsett.

Continued D3 and D2 drought. Texas A&M AgriLife: Recent weather brought significant improvements across the district, with widespread rainfall totaling 0.4 to 14 inches. This moisture greatly improved soil conditions, triggered rapid green-up of pastures and rangelands, and suppo…

Foggy conditions contributed to a vehicle accident near George West which resulted in minor injuries and damage to vehicles.

A long stretch of little to no rainfall led to continued drought over much of Live Oak County during the month of February. Texas A&M AgriLife: Unseasonably warm and dry conditions followed by sudden freezing temperatures have created a challenging environment for agriculture. Te…

Freezing drizzle being reported. No accumulations at this time.

Texas A&M AgriLife: Conditions included the coldest temperatures of the season. An arctic cold front moved into the district, bringing temperatures below freezing for several hours on multiple days. Susceptible plants and forages suffered freeze damage, with the majority of the d…

Texas A&M AgriLife: Conditions included the coldest temperatures of the season. An arctic cold front moved into the district, bringing temperatures below freezing for several hours on multiple days. Susceptible plants and forages suffered freeze damage, with the majority of the d…

A long stretch of little to no rainfall led to severe drought over portions of northern and southeastern Live Oak County.

A long stretch of little to no rainfall led to severe drought over a small portion of southeastern Live Oak County.

Live Oak County Airport station reported 110-113 heat index for at least 4 hours.

CWOP and public weather stations observed a heat index of 110-115 for at most 5 hours.

CWOP weather stations observed heat indices of 110-114 for 4 hours.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110 to 112.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110 to 114, briefly touching 115.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 115 to 123.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 115 to 119.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110-115.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 115-118.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110-113.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110-115.

Afternoon heat index values ranged from 110-115.

Social media photos of quarter size hail from Dinero, TX to Swinney Switch, TX. Time estimated from radar.

Live Oak observed heat index values of 110-115.

A strong storm with a definite hail core produced quarter size hail across the city of Three Rivers for a couple minutes according to the public.

Eleven (11) vehicular accidents across the county due to ice, including an accident at the intersection of Highway 59 and County Road 157.

Wind chill values fell to below 20 degrees as temperatures fell to around 20 and strong north winds persisted. Wind chill values fell as low as 11 degrees on the morning of the 16th.

Severe drought persisted through mid-December before beneficial rain fell and improved drought conditions to moderate.

Severe to extreme drought improved to an abnormally dry to moderate drought over majority of the county by November 15th, with a small severe drought persisting over the extreme northern part of the county.

Severe drought persisted over the county during the month with extreme drought over the extreme northeast part of the county.

Severe drought persisted over most of the county during the month with extreme drought over the extreme northeast part of the county.

Extreme drought conditions developed over the northern third of the county during the month while severe drought conditions developed over the central third.

Heat index values ranged from 115 to 117 degrees.