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The contrast between the macroscale synoptic patterns expanded to the mesoscale is illustrated by a series of maps showing a detailed analysis of surface conditions in Texas just prior to and during the destructive tornado outbreak of 25–26 May 1955. Hourly maps indicate the development and movement of the mesosystems and the interrelation of the parameters of pressure, temperature, precipitation, and radar, from a time when the pressure field is relatively undisturbed until the pressure disturbance moves out of the network area. Evidence of the formation of a pressure disturbance area was found prior to indications from any stations or radar reports.

Mesoanalysis of a Tornado-Producing Situation in Texas, 25–26 May 1955 1