San Patricio storm history

Between 5 and 8 inches of rain from Hurricane Alex left several flooded County and Farm to Market roadways across San Patricio county for a few days after the event. An elderly couple's vehicle stalled in flood waters near CR 696 & CR 1441. The couple abandoned their vehicle, and…

Reports of trees and utility poles down in Sinton between Hugh and Short Streets near business 77. Time estimated from radar.

The worst damage was confined to the eastern half of the county. Almost 8700 homes were affected by the hurricane. There were 155 homes destroyed, 425 homes with major damage, and slightly more than 3300 homes with minor damage. There were 72 businesses with major damage. The har…

Survey from the United States Geologic Survey (USGS) indicated a storm tide of around 4 feet impacted the area from Ingleside On-the-Bay to Aransas Pass. Numerous wooden piers and docks were damaged or destroyed. A couple of boats were damaged in the Conn Brown Harbor in Aransas …

Spur 202 and Farm to Market Road 3284 were flooded in Gregory. Water depth reached 3 feet in some portions of Gregory. There were 8 families that were rescued from the high water. There were 28 people that were placed in a local shelter due to the flooding. The flood devastated t…

Flooding across the entire county caused damage to roads and infrastructure. Flooding also damaged a hotel in Aransas Pass with 23 rooms receiving damage. A total of 78 homes were flooded in the cities of Sinton, Ingleside, and Aransas Pass. Sixteen residents in Sinton were evacu…

Several large two foot diameter trees were uprooted and blown over in Mathis.

Hail size was estimated from picture.

Hail report from mping.

Significant hail damage to several cars in the area.

A picture was received of hail along with reports of broken windshields.

Location of hail was estimated via radar.

Received photos of damage to fence after being hit by an airborne trampoline.

Measured 69 mph gust by an automated station.

Measured 69 mph gust by an automated station.

Trained spotter reported. Location is estimated.

Door ripped off hinges.

Weather station measured 2.49 inches.

Weather station measured 2.58 inches.

Total rainfall accumulation of 3.82 inches.

Report from mPING: Dime (0.75 in.).

Estimated 0.88; Social Media Report.

Location and Size (0.88) Estimated; NWS Employee reported nickel sized hail in Aransas Pass.

Measured 1.00 ; Report found on social media. Time of report was estimated based on radar.

Social media posts show several streets flooded in the Aransas Pass area during the morning of the 4th after nearby report rainfall totals around 8.

Wind blew down 5 power poles in the community of West Sinton.

Public reported video of street flooding with water up to the curbs in the west part of Portland.

Texas Department of Transportation reported Farm to Market Road 1944 was closed due to flooding.

Texas Department of Transportation reported water over the road on Farm to Market Road 1945 west of Sinton.

Texas Department of Transportation reported State Highway 188 was down to one lane due to high water over the roadway between U. S. Highway 181 and Farm to Market Road 631.

Law enforcement reported vehicles street flooding with vehicles stranded in Aransas Pass on West Nelson Avenue and Farm to Market Road 1069.

Powerlines were blown down on to Highway 234 around 3 miles west of Odem.

Trees were blown down across the south side of Taft.

The public recorded a video of a brief weak tornado in an open field near Edroy.

Roof was blown off a barn northwest of Odem on Highway 234.

TX-DOT reported road closures on FM 1944 south of Sinton due to flooding. High water was also over the road on FM 1945.

Flood waters were over State Highway 188 east of Sinton.

Farm to Market Road 1944 was closed south of Sinton due to according to DriveTexas.

Media reported quarter sized hail occurred in Odem.

Power poles were snapped and a semi truck was blown over on Highway 77 between Sinton and Odem.

Interstate 37 closed due to flooding between Mathis and Edroy. Several roads closed in the communities of Mathis, Odem, and Sinton. SH 359 underpass in Mathis closed due to flooding.

Multiple roads were closed due to flooding around Ingleside.

Damage estimates due to sorghum losses in the county were at 32.449 million dollars across the county due to heavy rainfall. A 35 percent loss occurred with the sorghum crop.

Streets flooded in Portland.