Storm near El Paso
Tuesday, June 6, 2023
- Largest hail
- 1.00 inquarter
- Strongest wind
- 69 mphgust
- Tornadoes
- 0none reported
- Reports
- 7within 11 mi
7 reports
- 69 mph gust (estimated)9.9 mi NNW of central El Paso0.9 mi NW of Montoya · El Paso County · Emergency Manager
Tree of unknown size down in the street just south-southeast of Canutillo.
- 60 mph gust (estimated)9.9 mi NNW of central El Paso0.9 mi NW of Montoya · El Paso County · Emergency Manager
Emergency manager reported a tree in the street about 3 miles south-southeast of Canutillo.
- 63 mph gust (estimated)7.0 mi N of central El Paso4.8 mi E of Montoya · El Paso County · Mesonet
Peak gust of 63 mph reported at the South Franklin Peak Mesonet site.
- 1.00 in hail (quarter)10.9 mi ENE of central El Paso3.0 mi ESE of Biggs Afb · El Paso County · Public
Public report of hail up to 1 inch in diameter.
- 60 mph gust (estimated)5.1 mi NE of central El Paso2.8 mi NNW of El Paso · El Paso County · Emergency Manager
Emergency Manager reported a tree had fallen on a power line near Fort Bliss.
- 60 mph gust (estimated)5.1 mi NE of central El Paso2.8 mi NNW of El Paso · El Paso County · Emergency Manager
Tree down at the intersection of Dyer and Haines Dr from Emergency Manager.
- 60 mph gust (estimated)10.8 mi NNE of central El Paso4.1 mi WNW of Tobin · El Paso County · Emergency Manager
Trees were reported to have fallen on power lines in northeast El Paso.
What the National Weather Service wrote
An upper low was located over southern California with west to southwest flow aloft over the Borderland. A surface low was located along the Rio Grande Valley which brought southeast surface winds to the El Paso area and provided plenty of wind shear for severe storms to develop around the county.