National Storms

Borger, TX tornado history

34 tornadoes have passed within 10 miles of the center of Borger, TX from 1950 through 2025, according to the NOAA Storm Prediction Center, ranking 114th of 534 Texas cities with a tornado on record. 1 was rated F3/EF3 or stronger by the National Weather Service. The most recent was on June 8, 2025 (EF0, 0.3-mile path); the strongest, on June 27, 1992, was rated F4.

34tornadoes since 1950
22016–2025
F4/EF4strongest rating
0deaths
16injuries
Jun 8, 2025most recent
Rating: 012345 unknown or preliminaryLines run from the start to the end point of each path; dots mark where each tornado touched down.

Dashed circle: 10 miles from the city's Census center point. A tornado counts when its recorded path passes inside the circle. Paths run straight from start to end point, as SPC records them.

1950s: 51960s: 21970s: 41980s: 51990s: 132000s: 32010s: 12020s: 11950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020smax 13
Tornadoes within 10 miles of the center of Borger, TX, by decade

Source: National Storms (nationalstorms.com), CC BY 4.0, data from NOAA Storm Prediction Center storm reports.

Every tornado within 10 miles of the center of Borger, TX

DateRatingPath lengthDeaths / injuriesStarted inClosest to center
Jun 8, 2025EF00.3 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX2.0 mi
May 7, 2019EF00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX3.3 mi
Jun 17, 2004F00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX4.8 mi
Jun 17, 2004F00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX3.0 mi
Jun 25, 2000F01.5 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX3.0 mi
Jun 24, 1999F00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX4.5 mi
Jun 14, 1997F00.2 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX4.1 mi
Jul 7, 1993F00.5 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX7.4 mi
Jun 27, 1992F24.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX7.8 mi
Jun 27, 1992F420.0 mi0 / 7Moore County, TX9.8 mi
Apr 16, 1992F13.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.4 mi
Apr 16, 1992F00.5 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.4 mi
Apr 16, 1992F00.5 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX4.9 mi
May 29, 1991F00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX6.9 mi
May 13, 1991F00.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX9.8 mi
May 13, 1991F00.2 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX9.0 mi
Jul 15, 1990F01.2 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX4.3 mi
Jun 8, 1990F01.2 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX9.7 mi
Jul 1, 1987F24.5 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX9.2 mi
Jul 1, 1987F13.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX6.9 mi
Jun 9, 1983F10.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX6.5 mi
Jun 5, 1982F23.0 mi0 / 6Hutchinson County, TX1.5 mi
Mar 3, 1981F01.0 mi0 / 1Hutchinson County, TX1.5 mi
May 17, 1977F11.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.2 mi
Apr 19, 1974F11.9 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX8.0 mi
Jun 13, 1971F11.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX2.0 mi
Jun 11, 1971F10.1 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX4.1 mi
Jun 17, 1966F01.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX5.6 mi
May 4, 1965F20.5 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.2 mi
Jul 10, 1959F10.5 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.7 mi
Jul 27, 1958F02.0 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX1.2 mi
Jun 19, 1958F10.3 mi0 / 2Hutchinson County, TX4.3 mi
Jun 6, 1951F00.1 mi0 / 0Carson County, TX4.7 mi
May 31, 1951F10.5 mi0 / 0Hutchinson County, TX7.7 mi

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Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center (SPC) Severe Weather Database (SVRGIS) tornado file, 1950–2025, and SPC preliminary storm reports for 2026 (data through November 6, 2026). Ratings are the ones the National Weather Service assigned: Fujita (F) scale before Feb 1, 2007, Enhanced Fujita (EF) after. Paths are drawn as straight lines from the start to the end point SPC records; real paths curve. City and county boundaries: US Census Bureau.

NWS Damage Survey Paths Near Borger

The National Weather Service mapped the path of 1 tornado within 10 miles of Borger in damage surveys (1 EF0). On the map, those paths follow the survey, colored by the EF rating of each stretch, instead of a straight line from start to end.

DateRatingPeak windPath lengthMax widthDeaths / injuriesOn the groundSurveyed by
Jun 8, 2025EF080 mph0.3 mi50 yd0 / 021:26–21:27 UTCNWS Amarillo

Source: NOAA National Weather Service Damage Assessment Toolkit (DAT): the tornado paths and EF-rating zones NWS survey teams mapped after each storm. Survey data are preliminary and can be revised; NOAA's official record is Storm Data (NCEI). Paths are simplified to about 30 m. Times are when the tornado was on the ground, in UTC.