May 2024 wind records near Duncanville
Selected official wind reports from May 28, 2024, with their locations and limits kept clear.
May 2024 wind reports near Duncanville
This is a selected reference for the May 28, 2024 thunderstorm-wind episode near Duncanville. It includes two official report points in Dallas County, not every storm, every report or a mapped path across the city.
The observations are useful for recalling the date of severe weather. They cannot establish the wind speed at your house, prove roof damage or assign a current defect to that event.
Selected May 28, 2024 wind reports
Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, event 1186840 and its episode table. Checked September 18, 2026. Recorded locations are individual report points. Measured and estimated values are kept distinct; no citywide severity score is calculated.
| Report point | Recorded date | Official magnitude |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas Executive Airport (KRBD) | May 28, 2024 | 52 knots measured; the event narrative describes a 60 mph gust. |
| Cedar Hill, Dallas County | May 28, 2024 | 56 knots estimated in the same episode table. |
What a nearby report tells you about your roof
A report close to town is a reason to remember the weather, not a diagnosis. Exposure, roof condition and the path of the storm vary from property to property. A current inspection assesses the roof now.
If you already know when shingles changed or water first appeared, that observation can help the conversation. There is no need to reconstruct a storm track before asking for roofing help.
Lifted shingles can leave a less obvious opening
Wind can lift an edge and crease a shingle without carrying it into the yard. A damaged seal or crack changes how the covering sheds water, even while the roof looks largely intact.
The repair question is whether the affected material and adjoining courses remain suitable for a sound repair. A date in a weather record does not answer that question.
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If the roof has not looked right since a storm, tell us what you noticed.