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TOM GREEN

5369653 · 31.417, -100.433

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event_type	Lightning
ncei_event_id	5,369,653
episode_id	1,156,674
begin_utc	2003-06-04T01:00:00+00:00
end_utc	2003-06-04T02:00:00+00:00
state	TEXAS
cz_type	C
cz_name	TOM GREEN
lat	31.417
lon	-100.433
end_lat	31.417
end_lon	-100.433
deaths_direct	0
deaths_indirect	0
injuries_direct	0
injuries_indirect	0
damage_property	200K
wfo_source	EMERGENCY MANAGER
episode_narrative	Severe thunderstorms rapidly developed over the Concho Valley during the evening and spread to the east and southeast across the Heartland and Northwest Hill Country. The most severe thunderstorm of the evening was one that formed right over the city of San Angelo and was nearly stationary over the city for almost one hour. This thunderstorm produced very large hail and damaging winds in the city. This storm also produced frequent cloud to ground lightning strikes that damaged electronic equipment, and caused a house fire.
event_narrative	Intense lightening from a severe thunderstorm produced a house fire, which was a total loss. Also numerous appliances and televisions across the city were knocked out. The National Weather Service office in San Angelo also received a lightening strike that knocked out computer systems and a amateur radio transceiver.
year	2,003

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