September 1994 Storm Data

OKLAHOMA, Western, Central, and Southeastern (OKC) OKZ004>053       September, 1994
Harper County,   07  2050CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (53)
  3 E Rosston
Ellis County,    07  2200CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (52)
  9 NE Catesby
Woodward County, 07  2237CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (52)
  Woodward Airport
Roger Mills County,072310CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (51)
  0.5 NNW Cheyenne (mesonet)
                 Severe thunderstorms acros  s northwest Oklahoma produced winds over 60
                 mph and blew tree limbs down 3 miles east of Rosston. 
Marshall County, 08  1210CST            0    0   3        Lightning
  Madill
Grady County,    08  1345CST            0    0            Flash Flooding
  NW of Alex 
Grady County,    08  1445CST            0    0   4        TSTM Wind
  2 S Alex                                                                 
                 Scattered thunderstorms moved across parts of central and southern
                 Oklahoma duing the afternoon.  Lightning struck an oil tank battery in
                 Marshall County, setting it on fire.  In Grady County SH 19 was closed
                 between Alex and Chickasha due to high water and a mobile home was
                 destroyed by thunderstorm winds 2 miles south of Alex.  Damage was
                 estimated at $20,000.
Harper County,   21  1645CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (52)
  7 NE Buffalo
Woods County,    21  1700CST            0    0            Hail (0.75)
  3 NW Plainview
Woodward County, 21  1715CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (55)
  3 SSW Freedom (mesonet)
Woodward County, 21  1830CST            0    0            TSTM Wind (52)
  10 S  Tangier
Woodward County, 21  1830CST            0    0            Hail (0.75)
  10 S  Tangier
                 Severe thunderstorms in northwest Oklahoma produced dime-sized hail and
                 winds over 60 mph.  
NORTH TEXAS TXZ083>090                                       SEPTEMBER 1994
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