Saragosa, Texas, Tornado May 22, 1987 An Evaluation of the Warning System (1991) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix E Chronology of Releases on West Texas Weather Wire
Appendix E Chronology of Releases on West Texas Weather Wire
Pages 51-54
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included headline for severe thunderstorm watch. Men tioned very heavy thunderstorm near Toyah (Reeves County)
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highlighted severe thunderstorm watch and described sev eral very heavy thunderstorms across west Texas and southeast New Mexico. Mentioned that very heavy thunderstorms should continue to develop throughout the evening with the likelihood of large hail, strong gusty winds, heavy rains, and frequent lightning.
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headlined tornado watch for the Permian Basin and South Plains. Described very heavy thunderstorm activity across southwest Texas, including Reeves County south of Pecos.
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valid until 1:15 a.m., Saturday, for northern Ector County. Radar indicated slow moving thunderstorms in northern Ector County that produced some street and highway flooding.
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