What natural disasters have occurred in Dallas history?

Drought in the Great Plains/Southwest China In the middle of last century, during the worst period of 1954, 62% of the land in the United States was in drought. The researchers said that the drought lasted for 8 to 14 years. From 1949 to 195 1, the rainfall in Texas decreased by 40%. 1953 In the summer, the temperature in Dallas rose by more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.78℃) in 52 days. According to the researchers' short-term observation on the duration of drought, the drought in the Great Plains reached its peak in 1956, and finally ended with 1957 spring rainfall, which was as serious as sandstorm.

1980' s high temperature weather was the worst climate disaster in American history. The temperature in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas remained above 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.78℃) for 69 days, and the highest temperature reached 1 17 degrees Fahrenheit (47.2℃) on June 26th and 27th.

1996, the hail near Dallas, Texas, caused $25 million in house and property losses.

20 12 on the afternoon of April 3, two devastating tornadoes swept through Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, in the south-central United States. The center of the tornado swept the truck into the air, tore up the roofs of residents' houses, and scattered tractors and heavy trailers to expressway and parking lots.