Scurry storm history

A major flood and flash flood event occurred on the Friday night, June 11 and into Saturday afternoon, June 12. Four separate thunderstorm cells/complexes moved over Scurry County between 9pm and 2:15 am CDT Friday night with the first initial flooding report at 9:30pm west of Sn…

A thunderstorm produced three inch hail in Snyder. There were multiple reports of golf ball to softball sized hail in Snyder. There was a photo of hail up to 3.5 inches. There were numerous broken windows, busted solar panels, severely damaged roofs and vehicles, and damage to tr…

Lime to baseball sized hail fell across Snyder for at least 15 minutes. The hail was blown sideways at times by 60 to 70 mph winds. This resulted in numerous broken windows in both buildings and vehicles, as well as damaged siding, roofs, and window air conditioning units. A dama…

Hail fell from the southern end of a multicell cluster moving east across Scurry County. Numerous cars and roofs were damaged from 24th Street to 44th Street.

Snyder Fire Department reported nickel-size hail in Fluvanna. The time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.

Flash Flooding was reported on multiple roadways in Snyder by the fire department. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated by radar. No damage was reported.

Flash Flooding was reported on multiple roadways in Snyder, including at 19th and 17th Streets, Ave. O, 25th and 26th Streets, and near the water plant. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated by radar. No damage was reported.

The West Texas Mesonet station 3 miles southwest of Snyder measured a 76 mph wind gust.

The West Texas Mesonet station 3 miles east of Snyder measured a 67 mph wind gust.

Local FD sent in pictures of multiple trees down or snapped large branches. Multiple buildings had pieces of metal siding or awnings pulled off. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.

Local FD reported 14 broken power poles across far southern areas of Snyder. The estimated peak wind speed was 85-90 mph. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.

Trees and power lines were blown down in Snyder. A few roofs were blown off as well. Pictures also showed billboard signs blown off and damage to garage doors and fences. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.

The fire department reported water over the road on CR 2126 near FM1269. Multiple spots of water over the road on FM 612 east of Fluvanna were also reported. The duration of this flash flooding is an estimation.

The local fire department reported multiple large tree limbs down, along with roof damage to a building. Time was estimated from radar. Wind speeds were estimated to have been approximately 80 MPH. The property damage cost is an estimation.

The West Texas Mesonet station 37 Snyder 3E measured a 58 mph wind gust.

Snyder FD reported a broken power pole and flattened hay in a field near FM 1611 north of Snyder. This was likely the result of a microburst. The time of occurrence is estimated by radar. The wind speed is estimated by the extent of the damage reported, and the cost of the damage…

A report was received from mPING of street/road flooding or closures in portions of Snyder. The time is estimated from radar.

A report of quarter-sized hail was received from a fire department member. Time is estimated from radar.

A report of golf ball-sized hail was received from a fire department member. Time is estimated from radar.

A maximum wind gust of 61 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3SSW Snyder, and it was associated with a microburst.

A maximum wind gust of 80 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3E Snyder, and it was associated with a microburst.

A maximum wind gust of 62 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3E Snyder.

A maximum wind gust of 62 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3SSW Snyder.

A maximum wind gust of 67 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3SSW Snyder.

A maximum wind gust of 64 MPH was reported at the Snyder-Winston Airport ASOS.

A maximum wind gust of 66 MPH was observed at the West Texas Mesonet site, 3E Snyder.

An mPING report was received indicating a tree uprooted or snapped, or possible roof damage due to wind gusts estimated to have reached 70 mph. The property damage cost is an estimation.

A 72 MPH wind gust was recorded at the West Texas Mesonet site 3E Snyder.

A maximum wind gust of 69 MPH at the West Texas Mesonet site 3 SSW Snyder.

The Snyder Winston Field Airport ASOS station recorded a maximum wind gust of 58 MPH.

A significant amount of water was covering FM 1298 south of Lake J.B. Thomas.

Emergency Management reports water flowing across fields over FM 612 near Fluvanna.

Emergency management continues to report many flooded roadways around the Fluvanna area.

Flooding across US Highway 84 just north of Snyder.

A trained spotter shows a video of many water-covered roads in the Fluvanna area, primarily along FM 612 in and out of town.

Ten powerline poles snapped with damage, all lying in the same direction and facing ESE. Multiple power poles snapped near the middle. The time was estimated from radar. Wind gust and property damage costs are estimations.

A small tree was snapped at the base of the trunk and laying in a southeast direction. A larger tree saw multiple branches snapped near the base. The homeowner reported that their trailer shifted 20 yards to the southeast. Wind gust speed and property damage cost are estimations.

The lids of tank batteries were blown off, and two empty tank batteries were displaced. One skidded about 200 yards from its original location, while the other blew nearly 820 yards into a pond. Wind gust speeds and property damage costs are estimations.

Six power line poles were snapped. The damage was all in the same direction, towards the south. Wind gust speed and property damage cost are estimations.

This report was received from mPING.

Time of reported estimated from radar.