Texas Storms in Coleman County Select Another County 4 storms         Image Gallery Click on thumbnails for larger image 1.   North Texas September 20 to 23, 1900 Storm was centered in Coleman County near the city of Coleman where 11.25 in. of rain was recorded in 48 hours. Deaths and Damage:   Some loss of life and about $300,000 in property damage occurred in the Brazos, Trinity, and Colorado River Basins. Max. Precipitation:   11.25 in. Severity:   Major Storm Storm Center(s):   Coleman Co., Coleman References:   U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, unpub. data no images available 2.   North Texas September 28 to October 1, 1903 Up to 10 in. of rainfall in Gainsville and Coleman caused local flooding in North Texas. Deaths and Damage:   Unknown Max. Precipitation:   9.20 in. Severity:   Major Storm Storm Center(s):   Cooke Co. Coleman Co. References:   U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1954 no images available 3.   Central Texas October 4 to 8, 1930 The maximum recorded rainfall of 8.25 in. occurred at Clifton in Van Zandt County. 7.69 in. of rainfall was recorded at Coleman in Coleman County. Deaths and Damage:   Unknown Max. Precipitation:   8.25 in. (Van Zandt Co.) 7.69 in. (Coleman Co.) Severity:   Major Storm Storm Center(s):   Van Zandt Co., Clifton Coleman Co., Coleman References:   U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, unpub. data no images available 4.   Mukewater Creek Watershed April 29 to May 1, 1956 Rainfall began about 8:00 a.m. Apr. 29 and continued, with varying intensity, for 30 hours. A gage in the upper end of the watershed recorded 8.3 in. during 2.5 hours and 3.1 in. during 30 minutes. This gage recorded 10.09 in. of rain during the storm. Deaths and Damage:   There was no loss of life. Damage was estimated at $160,000. Max. Precipitation:   10.09 in. Severity:   Major Storm Storm Center(s):   Coleman Co. Brown Co. References:   Soil Conservation Service, 1956b no images available