A carport, barn, irrigation equipment, and a motor home were among the many items that sustained significant damage in this area of Dawson County.  Significant tree damage also occurred in some areas. 

The image below shows the severe thunderstorm at 7:03 pm CDT. Based on the orientation of damaged power poles west of Highway 87 along County Roads N, M, 24, 25, and 26, and images of a lowering from the storm provided by KCBD Channel 11 in Lubbock, the damage survey team concluded that the most likely cause of damage at these locations was severe inflow winds in advance of the storm - between 6:55 pm and 7:00 pm CDT. However, the team cannot rule out the possibility that these poles fell due to microburst winds.

The NWS survey team concluded that the much of the remaining damage was mostly likely caused by a wet microburst. Some residents noted that as much as 5 inches of rain fell in one hour – indicative of a wet microburst event.  The orientation of the pole damage and the location of the storm also support this observation.   However, in some locations, such as where the barn was destroyed east of Highway 87 along CR 23, it is uncertain whether inflow winds leading up to the storm or outflow microburst winds exiting the storm caused the extensive damage.