Tropical Storm Delia 1973

Severe Weather and Heavy Rainfall from the High Plains to the Ohio Valley; Heat Continuing in the Central Plains and Southeast

A stationary front will be the focus for daily showers and thunderstorms capable of widely scattered flash flooding and severe weather from the High Plains to the Ohio Valley. Monsoonal thunderstorms could cause local flash flooding across the Southwest and the Great Basin. Dangerous heat continues across the Central Plains and Southeast. Many areas will see their hottest temperatures of the year. Read More >

Tornadoes Reported in Texas Source: NCEI Storm Event Database
Location	County/Zone	St.	Date	Time	T.Z.	Type	Mag	Dth	Inj	PrD	CrD
HARRISON CO.	HARRISON CO.	TX	09/06/1973	16:40	CST	Tornado	F0	0	0	0.25K	0.00K
TAYLOR CO.	TAYLOR CO.	TX	09/06/1973	17:30	CST	Tornado	F1	0	0	25.00K	0.00K
Totals:								0	0	25.25K	0.00K

Tornadoes Reported in Texas
Source: NCEI Storm Event Database

09/06/1973

16:40

CST

Tornado

0.25K

0.00K

TAYLOR CO.

09/06/1973

17:30

CST

Tornado

25.00K

0.00K

Totals:

25.25K

0.00K

Tornadoes Reported in Louisiana Source: NCEI Storm Event Database
Location	County/Zone	St.	Date	Time	T.Z.	Type	Mag	Dth	Inj	PrD	CrD
FRANKLIN PAR.	FRANKLIN PAR.	LA	09/04/1973	16:15	CST	Tornado	F1	0	0	2.50K	0.00K
MADISON PAR.	MADISON PAR.	LA	09/05/1973	15:00	CST	Tornado	F2	0	4	25.00K	0.00K
EAST CARROLL PAR.	EAST CARROLL PAR.	LA	09/05/1973	15:10	CST	Tornado	F2	0	0	25.00K	0.00K
Totals:								0	4	52.50K	0.00K

Tornadoes Reported in Louisiana
Source: NCEI Storm Event Database