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Public Information Statement

National Weather Service San Angelo TX

Issued by National Weather Service Midland/Odessa TX

1157 AM CDT Wed Jun 11 2025



...NWS Damage Survey for June 8, 2025 Thunderstorm Wind Events...



A survey was completed on June 9, 2025 investigating damage that 

was reported in the city of Abilene and also in northern and 

central Fisher county from severe thunderstorms that moved through

those areas during the evening and late night hours of June 8, 

2025. 



.Abilene Damaging Winds...



Peak Wind /E/:          90 mph

Path Length /statute/:  4.05 miles

Path Width /maximum/:   1.75 miles

Fatalities:             0

Injuries:               0



Start Date:             06/08/2025

Start Time:             11:09 PM CDT

Start Location:         1 NW Impact / Taylor County / TX

Start Lat/Lon:          32.51 / -99.76



End Date:               06/08/2025

End Time:               11:19 PM CDT

End Location:           2 NE Abilene / Taylor County / TX

End Lat/Lon:            32.47 / -99.70



A microburst from a severe thunderstorm occurred across northern 

Abilene. The 199 foot tower at the KTXS TV station was bent and 

pushed over onto the roof and all the way to the other side of the

property, while the base of the tower stayed intact. Meanwhile, 

in the rear of the KTXS TV station facility, a large, heavy air 

conditioning unit on top of the garage being blown over was likely

the cause of the roof caving in and partial collapse of the 

exterior brick walls of the garage. Finally, the roof of the 

carport in the rear of the KTXS TV station was blown off, with one

panel of the roof being sent to the other side of the building. 

Due to this severe damage, peak winds were estimated at 90 mph.



Elsewhere in northern Abilene, there was widespread tree damage 

(large broken tree limbs, some trees uprooted), road signs were 

bent or blown over, a drive in movie theater screen was destroyed,

and the roof of a single family residence was heavily damaged. 

Also, a brick wall in front of the HSU football field stands was 

partially collapsed.





.Fisher County Damaging Winds...



Peak Wind /E/:          100 mph

Path Length /statute/:  17.6 miles

Path Width /maximum/:   7.28 miles

Fatalities:             0

Injuries:               0



Start Date:             06/08/2025

Start Time:             07:58 PM CDT

Start Location:         3 NE Rotan / Fisher County / TX

Start Lat/Lon:          32.8863 / -100.4326



End Date:               06/08/2025

End Time:               08:25 PM CDT

End Location:           2 SSE Sylvester / Fisher County / TX

End Lat/Lon:            32.69 / -100.2374



A strong supercell thunderstorm moved southeast across Fisher 

County, with a swath of very strong winds that pushed through the 

northern and central parts of the county. Three broken steel 

transmission poles were observed northeast of Rotan, a roof of a 

degraded carport was blown off in Rotan, a couple small barns or 

outbuildings were heavily damaged east of Roby and in Sylvester, 

tree damage was widespread, and broken wood power poles were 

observed as well. 



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NOTE:

The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to

change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS

Storm Data.



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HARRISON