Report Title: Major and Catastrophic Storms and Floods in Texas     
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Substantial flood peaks
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North-central, Texas
May 20 to 21, 1884
Substantial rainfall caused the Trinity River at Fort Worth to overflow, inundating the bottomlands for a mile on either side and washing away a few cabins. The crest was the highest known since 1866. At Waco, the Brazos River crested at 32 feet as recorded by the USGS.
Deaths and Damage:   Unknown
Max. Precipitation:   13.00 in.
Severity:   Major Storm
Storm Center(s):   Parker Co., Weatherford
References:   None

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Central and East Texas
April 24 to 27, 1922
This large storm covered much of Central and East Texas. The maximum rainfall depths were about 12 in. in the Weatherford area.
Deaths and Damage:   Unknown
Max. Precipitation:   11.40 in. (Parker Co.)
9.30 in. (Nacogdoches Co.)
Severity:   Major Storm
Storm Center(s):   Parker Co., Weatherford
Nacogdoches Co., Nacogdoches
References:   U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, unpub. data

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