That Terrible Texas Weather
by Johnny D. Boggs
Category: Science

True-life stories of survival against insurmountable odds, especially in natural catastrophes, hold a certain fascination for us all. "That Terrible Texas Weather" puts the reader in the eye of the storm, at the crest of the flood, and in the heat of the drought through a collection of newspaper reports and eyewitness accounts of victims caught up in some of the most devastating weather Texas has ever produced. From the hurricanes of Indianola to the tornado at Wichita Falls to the drought and heat wave of 1998, this is a sampler of Texas weather through the years the terrifying storms and other events of weather gone berserk. These are the stories of the people who perished and the people who endured and of their Texas-sized courage and heroism. Johnny D. Boggs was a newspaper journalist in Dallas and Fort Worth before moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico. He contributes to newspapers and magazines and also writes western novels.