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Severe Weather Threat Shifted to the Southern Plains and Mid-South; Critical Fire Weather in the Southern Plains

Multiple rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms may produce very large hail, swaths of damaging wind, a few tornadoes and heavy rain across parts of Texas into the lower Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys. Gusty winds and dry conditions will continue to promote elevated to critical fire weather conditions across the southern High Plains. Read More >

Upper Texas Coast Tropical Cyclones in the 2010s

 

 

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Map of 2010s Storms

 

 


 

NAME CLASS /
LANDFALL
DATE DATA
(kts/mbs)
AFFECTS
IMELDA Tropical Storm/ 
Freeport
9/17/19 Pk. Wind - 40 kt
Pressure - 1003 mb
Produced historic rainfall totals of more than 40 inches that caused devastating flooding over portions of southeastern Texas after meandering to the north-northeast of the Houston area for a couple of days.
HARVEY Hurricane - Cat. 4/ 
Rockport
8/25/17 Pk. Wind - 115 kt
Pressure - 937 mb
Dropped historic amounts of rainfall of more than 60 inches that caused catastrophic flooding over a very large portion of Southeast Texas after stalling over or near the Texas coast for four days.
CINDY Tropical Storm/ 
Just east of Sabine Pass
6/22/17 Pk. Wind - 45 kt
Pressure - 991 mb
Produced heavy rainfall and river flooding, as well as some coastal flooding, over the northern Gulf coastal region.
BILL Tropical Storm/ 
Matagorda Island
6/16/15 Pk. Wind - 50 kt
Pressure - 997 mb
Produced heavy flood-producing rainfall across parts of Southeast Texas and some storm surge flooding along the coast.