Freak Hail Storm Seriously Damages Fort Stockton High School

 

FORT STOCKTON – A massive hail storm blew through Fort Stockton on Monday night causing wide spread damage across town.

According to the national weather service, on Oct. 10, hail drifts reached three feet and flooding in some areas reached more than that. The buildings that took the most damages were large buildings such as Fort Stockton High School. Here are photos from the area.

The following is a press release sent out by Fort Stockton ISD:

Due to the flooding and leaks at our facilities caused by the T-Storm and heavy hail. FSISD is canceling student classes tomorrow. Staff day starts at 8:30am to identify and address issues at each campus and facilities.

Please share this information ASAP. Please be safe and check on friends and family.

Although students had the day off, football players with the Fort Stockton Panthers volunteered to help clean up the hospital in Fort Stockton.

Football Players in Fort Stockton

Football Players in Fort Stockton

It is unclear when the damages will be fixed as this was one of the largest hail storms in Fort Stockton's history.

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This reminds  me of the hail storm San Angelo  got in the late 90's.  Maybe  1995?  The ground  was covered with hail some places several  in deep. It looked like it snowed and the fog coming off the ground  was kinda spooky. 

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