Reeves storm history

A bridge along Interstate 20 just east-northeast of Toyah over the normally dry Salt Draw failed Sunday evening. This failure was the result of fast-moving flood waters originating from previous heavy rainfall over the Davis Mountains. Hydrologists also credited a residual flow o…

Multiple reports were received from the public of approximately 10 power poles broken just above the base along Hwy 285 between Pecos and Mentone. All poles were laying to the west away from the road. This was likely the result of a localized microburst with wind speeds estimated…

County Road 310 was closed from Highway 17 to County Road 309 due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

Farm Road 2903 was closed over Cherry Creek due to water over the road. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

County Road 310 was closed from Highway 17 due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

County Road 112 was closed from State Highway 17 to County Road 118 due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

County Road 334 was closed due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

County Road 126 was closed due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

County Road 126 was closed due to flash flooding. The total time of occurrence was estimated from radar. No damage was reported.

The Reeves County Emergency Manager reported flooding across CR331, with three cars and one truck submerged. Duration is estimated from radar. The property damage cost is an estimation.

The Mesonet station UR144 14.1 SW Toyah measured a 74 mph wind gust, as well as a 60 mph wind gust. The total duration/time of occurrence is partially estimated.

The Mesonet station TWB47 13.9 SE Toyah Lake measured a 63 mph wind gust. The total duration/time of occurrence is estimated.

Ping Pong to Golf Ball-size hail reported by the public via social media. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar.

Hen Egg-size hail partially shattering the windshield of a vehicle. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.

Storm chaser reported hail up to the size of golf balls.

Broadcast media shared a report of golf ball sized hail in Pecos. Time is estimated from radar.

Multiple reports of hail the size of golf balls to hen eggs in Pecos. Time verified by reports and radar.

Pecos County Fire Department reported quarter size hail. Time is estimated from radar.

A report of penny size hail was received from MPING. Time is estimated from radar.

A storm chaser reported quarter size hail along FM 1450. Time is estimated from radar.

A spotter reported dime to quarter size hail.

Lots of small hail, some of the hail may be slightly larger.

Ping pong ball-sized hail was observed along I-10 near Balmorhea.

Two-inch diameter hail was observed on the south side of Balmorhea.

Hail damaged a vehicle's windshield on US Highway 285.

Landspout: A photo of an apparent landspout tornado near Saragosa was shared on social media. Location and time were estimated by radar. Path length and width were estimated. There was no reported damage with this landspout.

Heavy rain fell across Reeves County and resulted in flash flooding near Balmorhea. There was a high water rescue. A person in a pickup drove through a low water crossing south of Balmorhea Lake. The pickup and driver were washed 1000 feet downstream. The cost of damage is a very…

A thunderstorm moved across Reeves County and produced wind damage near Pecos. It was likely a microburst with winds estimated to be 90 mph. The winds damaged three travel trailers. The time was estimated from radar. The cost of damage is a very rough estimate.

A thunderstorm moved across Reeves County and produced a 61 mph wind gust at the Pecos AWOS site.

A thunderstorm developed over eastern Culberson County and moved east northeast into northern Reeves County. This storm strengthened as it moved into Reeves County and produced significant damage to the Highway 285 RV Park about 15 miles southeast of Orla. It was determined by a …

A thunderstorm in Reeves County produced a tornado about eight miles west of Mentone. A National Weather Service survey team was unable to locate damage directly caused by the tornado due to poor road networks. Photos provided by the public and emergency management suggested that…

A thunderstorm moved across Reeves County and produced wind damage in the town of Pecos. Power lines were down at 8th Street and Peach Street. The cost of damage is a very rough estimate.

A thunderstorm moved across Reeves County and produced a 58 mph wind gust two miles southwest of the town of Pecos.

A thunderstorm moved across Reeves County and produced damage near Pecos. Roof and structural damage was reported approximately one half mile west of the Pecos Airport. The time was estimated from radar and the wind speed was estimated. The cost of damage is a very rough estimate…