Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near ZIP 78076

Hail Report Description: ZAPATA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED CAR SWERVED OFF ROAD IN MORALES-SANCHEZ DUE TO HAIL THE SIZE OF GOLF BALLS.

Hail Report Description: FIRE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE REPORTS ESTIMATED QUARTER SIZE HAIL.

Hail Report Description: PUBLIC REPORT VIA FACEBOOK STATED QUARTER SIZE HAIL IN THE CITY OF ZAPATA.

Hail Report Description: ZAPATA COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPUTIES RELAYED SEVERAL REPORTS OF NICKEL TO QUARTER SIZE HAIL FALLING ACROSS THE TOWN OF ZAPATA.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER SIZE HAIL REPORTED NEAR THE ZAPATA COUNTY AIRPORT.

Hail Report Description: Zapata County Sheriffs Office reported quarter size hail near the city of Zapata.

Hail Report Description: Zapata County EM reported hail to around ping pong ball size.

Hail Report Description: Public reported quarter size hail at the intersection of Lincoln and 5th in downtown Zapata. Also reported winds of 65 mph (estimated).

Hail Report Description: Trained Skywarn spotter reported golf ball size hail at the Zapata County Airport.

Hail Report Description: Penny to quarter sized hail was reported at two locations in the City of Zapata between 1115 and 1125 PM local daylight time as severe thunderstorms marched across the area. The first report was an unknown location; the second was at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Lincoln Street.

Hail Report Description: Public reported quarter size hail at the intersection of Lincoln and 5th Street.

Hail Report Description: Golf ball size hail reported by the public in Morales-Sanchez community.

Hail Report Description: Quarter sized hail reported by trained storm spotter in Zapata.

Hail Report Description: The Zapata County Sheriff department reported hail up to one inch but predominately dime to nickel size fell during a thunderstorm which moved across the City of Zapata between 10:44 and 10:51 AM CDT. The Fire Department (EOC) reported penny size hail during the same period, as did a trained storm spotter.

Hail Report Description: Hail fell for more than 15 minutes near Zapata County during the mid evening. The Zapata County Emergency Management Coordinator received a report of quarter size hail in the Las Palmas subdivision, about 4 miles northeast of the City of Zapata. The Manager of the Zapata County Airport noted quarter size hail as well, which cause indentations in some vehicles' hoods. Some larger stones of unknown size were embedded with the quarter sized hail field.

Hail Report Description: The sheriff's Department reported dime to penny sized hail occurring at the sheriff's office in Zapata during a severe thunderstorm which was moving over their office.

Hail Report Description: The public reported hail up to 1.75 inches was observed falling approximately 6 miles southeast of Zapata along US highway 83, as the supercell thunderstorm began edging toward Starr County.

Hail Report Description: The public reported that nickel to quarter size hail continued to fall across much of the city of Zapata. The event, which began at 8:43 PM CDT, may have lasted for a total of 40 minutes in some locations in and around Zapata.

Hail Report Description: Zapata County emergency manager reported quarter size hail fell in downtown Zapata. The public also reported quarter size hail with some even larger hail stones fell in Zapata.

Hail Report Description: A trained SKYWARN spotter reported hail from quarter to baseball size.

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Hail Report Description: Large hail was reported by the Sheriff's Office in Zapata.

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Hail Report Description: Chief of Zapata Police reported broken windshields on vehicles 2 miles east of State Highway 83 on FM road 2687.

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Hail Report Description: .88 inch hail reported by law enforcement officials

Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail reported by public along Highway 3169.

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Wind Report Description: TREE LIMB DAMAGE REPORTED IN THE TOWN OF ZAPATA. REPORTED THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA.

Wind Report Description: ZAPATA FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORTED MULTIPLE DOWNED POWER LINES AND TELEPHONE POLES ALONG WITH ROOF DAMAGE TO MULTIPLE HOMES IN THE CITY OF ZAPATA.

Wind Report Description: LARGE ALUMINUM CANOPY BLOWN OFF AT THE FAIRGROUNDS AT INTERSECTION OF TWENTY-THIRD AND FRESNO STREET.

Wind Report Description: LARGE ALUMINUM CANOPY BLOWN OFF AT THE FAIRGROUNDS AT INTERSECTION OF TWENTY-THIRD AND FRESNO STREET.

Wind Report Description: BROKEN TREES DOWN AT COUNTY PARK.

Wind Report Description: SOCIAL MEDIA PHOTO OF 8 INCH TREE BRANCH DOWN ON 12TH AND HIDALGO.

Wind Report Description: TWO ANCHORED DEER BLINDS WERE BLOWN ONTO THE HIGHWAY FROM A STORE DISPLAY NEARBY... JUST SOUTH OF THE BRIDGE BETWEEN FALCON LAKE ESTATES AND THE CITY OF ZAPATA. ESTIMATED TIME OF THE STRONGEST WINDS WAS BETWEEN 509 AND 513 PM. ESTIMATED WIND SPEED WAS AROUND 60 MPH.

Wind Report Description: Zapata County Sheriffs Office reported a trampoline blown on top of power lines in Zapata. 40 mph gust reported at Zapata County Airport (Medina), approximately 6 miles north of the damage location. Event wind speed estimated based on proximity and no other corroborating damage.

Wind Report Description: Dozens of limbs, trees, and powerlines were reported down across the city of Zapata.

Wind Report Description: Zapata County EM reported several older houses had roofs partially removed, several metal buildings and trailers had roofs totally removed, a chain link fence was blow down, numerous trees and power lines were blown down through the city, and a large object blew off a construction site at the courthouse and damaged nearby objects. Wind speeds were estimated to be 65 to 70 mph.

Wind Report Description: Local law enforcement reported the roof of a bakery partially removed and blown onto Highway 83 in Zapata.

Wind Report Description: Trained spotter estimated wind gusts of 65 to 70 mph in downtown Zapata at the intersection of 5th and Lincoln Street. Initial report time was 1122 PM CDT; final time range estimated by radar.

Wind Report Description: Public reported estimated wind gust of 60 to 65 mph at Lincoln and 5th Street.

Wind Report Description: AWOS at Zapata reported a 62 mph thunderstorm wind gust.

Wind Report Description: An off duty inspector for Zapata County reported, and photographed, wind damage to an under construction foam building in Zapata after a vigorous outflow boundary/gust front crossed the area during the late afternoon of September 29th. Winds at nearby Zapata County Airport (Medina) were clocked at 44 mph 5 minutes earlier. Construction type and damage, combined with no nearby reports of more traditional damage (large limbs, roof material, etc.) suggested a pulse gust below 58 mph.

Wind Report Description: Damage from the microburst was first surveyed about 2 miles west of the center of town along and near Farm to Market (FM) Highway 496. In the neighborhood of Falcon Mesa, along FM 3074, numerous barrel tiles were torn from the roof; in the same neighborhood, numerous large limbs from ebony and live oak trees were blown down, and minor damage to roofs was noted at other homes. Similar tree and roof damage was noted at another neighborhood along Oak Street, just south of the Zapata Cemetary.||Farther east along FM 496, several large fiberglass storage tanks were rolled, and damaged beyond repair, at a facility between FM 3074 and the Zapata County cemetary. On the same property, a manufactured home had numerous holes in its west facing wall, from wind driven pebbles and stones. The same home had fairly significant asphalt shingle damage to its roof. A nearby low metal tower was bent in half.||The worst-looking damage was seen just west of the center of town, along FM 496 only 1/3 mile west of the intersection of Federal Highway 83. Here, significant damage was incurred to many units at the Highway 496 Storage facility. ||The microburst slammed into the west facing wall of the first of two long, cinderblock structures, and lifted most of the roof up and over the first building, slamming it into the second building about 50 feet to the east. While the truss and bracing of the roof appeared sound, only long nails were found at the connections of the eaves. Missiles generated by the broken roof drove into both cinderblock, and an individual metal garage, in the second building. Another light metal structure, housing another set of individual storage units, separated and collapsed on the leeward side of the second building. ||The microburst continued moving steadily southeast, causing notable damage to neighborhoods in the southwest part of town. Dozens of homes and other structures with poorly anchored roofing material sustained significant damage; a large portion of tin roof was removed from a two story church a few blocks from the center of town. Another barrel-tile roof was damaged at a motel, and the water leak caused at least one unit to be uninhabitable.||In all neighborhoods, hundreds of mesquite and ebony tree limbs of many shapes and sizes were snapped off, some onto roofs, including the town's public library. As the storm finally edged south, additional tree damage was noted in the Falcon Lake Estates subdivision, just south of the bridge, where a report of a blown down roof of a two story house was also received as the storm weakened slightly.||The Zapata County Emergency Manager reported power lines and several trees were down in Zapata and approximately 200 to 300 people were without power at 9 pm. ||Wind speeds were estimated to be between 70 and 75 mph area wide, with the strongest speeds generally along and just south of FM 496 from just west of the cemetary to highway 83. Total path length was estimated to be a little more than 3.5 miles long; width was estimated to be about 1.5 miles.

Wind Report Description: Laredo media reported roof damage to hardware store in Zapata.

Wind Report Description: A newspaper employee in Zapata reported trees with diameter of one foot toppled by estimated 60 mph wind.

Wind Report Description: Small trees reported down in the community of Siesta Shores.

Wind Report Description: Roof of a house was blown off onto electrical power lines in the community of Siesta Shores.

Wind Report Description: Damaging winds associated with a severe thunderstorm completely blew a roof off of a medical clinic in Zapata. The winds also destroyed a mobile home and damaged canopies at a gas station.

Wind Report Description: A mobile home roof was reported to be blown off and a second mobile home suffered substantial damage. Branches were also twisted off several trees in the adjacent area.

Wind Report Description: Emergency management official reported minor damage to homes from thunderstorm winds.

Wind Report Description: Emergency management coordinator reported wind damage from very strong thunderstorms. The coordinator reported medium sized trees uprooted, sheet metal blown off roofs, and the covering of a little league bleacher destroyed.

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Wind Report Description: The roof was torn off of a school that was under construction.

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Tornado Report Description: A brief tornado was reported by law enforcement officials in the city of Zapata. Several roofs were damaged with numerous reports of power outages.

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