Primary-Source Record · 2013-03-20

Austin-area severe weather on March 20, 2013

Hail up to 1.50 inches; wind up to 52 kt (60 mph). Counties: Bastrop, Travis, Williamson. Every row below is a federal or NWS record; nothing on this page is an estimate.

NOAA Storm Events (certified) — 19

Time (local)CountyTypeMagnitudeLocationNOAA id
01:27WilliamsonHail 0.88 Cedar Park434152
01:35WilliamsonHail 1.5 Jollyville434151
01:35WilliamsonThunderstorm Wind 52 EG White Stone434308
01:36WilliamsonHail 0.75 Jollyville434150
01:40TravisHail 0.75 Austin Mabry434146
01:40TravisHail 0.75 Waters Rock434147
01:40TravisHail 0.75 Mc Neil434148
01:40TravisHail 1 Four Pts434149
01:45BastropHail 0.75 Sayersville434136
01:45TravisHail 0.75 Littig434141
01:45TravisHail 1 North Oaks434142
01:45TravisHail 1.5 Waters Rock434143
01:45WilliamsonHail 1.25 Liberty Hill434144
01:53TravisHail 1 Pflugerville434135
01:54TravisHail 1 Dodd City434134
01:56TravisHail 1.5 Austin Exec Arpk434133
02:24BastropHail 0.75 Phelan434130
02:26BastropHail 1 Bastrop434129
02:30BastropHail 0.88 Bastrop434128

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database (public domain) · data.json · data.csv

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