Cleanup continues in North Texas following overnight severe storms

TEXAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) - Four hours southeast of the tiny town of Matador, where a severe storm killed at least four people overnight, the cleanup continues in Sanger. 

Lighting struck a home under construction there and other areas saw rain and strong winds. High winds sent trees swaying at a Buccees in Ennis and a transformer blew. 

Storms kept pushing south toward Freestone County, hitting Teague two and half hours southeast of Sanger. Buildings were badly damaged, including a nail shop. Winds ripped off the awning of an old convenience store in downtown, sending debris flying. 

There were no reports of injuries. 

Wednesday's severe weather came six days after a tornado left three people dead and more than 100 injured in Perryton in the northern Texas Panhandle.

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