Tornadoes Touch Down In Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma
Tornadoes touched down in three Plains states on Thursday during nasty spring storms featuring ominous cloud formations but there were no reports of major damage, serious injuries or deaths.
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Tornadoes touched down in three Plains states on Thursday during nasty spring storms featuring ominous cloud formations but there were no reports of major damage, serious injuries or deaths.
Two people died and dozens were injured when tornadoes flattened a housing subdivision in Oklahoma and a mobile home park in Wisconsin during powerful spring storms that battered an area from the South Plains of Texas to the Great Lakes.
Residents in Van Zandt County are still waiting for official confirmation from the National Weather Service, but they are dealing with the mess left behind by what was possibly a quick tornado.
After getting a better look at the damage, the National Weather Service confirmed that six tornadoes touched down in and around Canton on Saturday evening. Four people died when the twisters hit.
Four confirmed tornadoes ripped through Van Zandt County on Saturday, killing four people and leaving behind a massive path of destruction. Some of the worst damage is in Canton.
As search and rescue crews continue to sift through tornado devastated areas in Canton many residents are returning to have their first glimpses of what used to be their homes.
Homes and businesses across Collin County are wearing the battle scars from Friday night's hail storm.
Jerry Harwood in Rockwall is feeling a little vulnerable as severe weather made its way across North Texas.
Large hail made its way across parts of North Texas Friday evening, specifically in Collin County, as severe thunderstorms moved through the area.
Severe thunderstorms with high winds, large hail and possibly tornadoes are forecast for Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. CBS 11 Storm Team Meteorologist Jeff Jamison says the storms will get stronger as a cold front pushes closer to the Metroplex.
It is severe weather season across North Texas. That makes this weekend the perfect time to stock up on supplies that may be needed to weather any storm, and save money while you shop!
Delta Air Lines Inc. passengers again faced headaches Sunday after more flight cancellations were announced, disrupting travel for some customers.
Severe weather turned deadly in Mesquite when swift waters swept away a man trying to walk home.
Strong winds flipped a mobile home off its foundation Sunday in Louisiana, killing a mother and her 3-year-old daughter as a storm system with hurricane-force winds crawled across the Deep South, damaging homes and businesses.
Firefighters were about a mile away at another fire caused by a lightning strike when the second one happened.
The threat of severe weather Sunday and concerns about the safety of runners, spectators and volunteers, led to the cancellation of the 2017 Irving Marathon.
Homeowners in North Texas still picking up the pieces from storms earlier in the week are bracing for the next wave.
If you think it's a pain talking to insurance agents about hail damage, try making the call to report a thousand cars. That's the case for one North Texas car dealer whose entire inventory came under fire from the recent storm.
"I saw the wall start to disappear and bricks start flying. I grabbed the mattress I was sleeping on and was sucked out of the house."
Massive storms forced the Mansfield ISD to cancel classes on Wednesday. Students did have school on Thursday, but some parents were not made aware of that plan until just hours before the bell rang.
The family members of two young brothers are coping with a devastating loss after the kids died at a Fort Worth park. It happened on Wednesday night near Oakland Lake Park because of a downed power line.
An EF-1 tornado ripped through Lewisville early Wednesday morning resulting in downed trees and damaged homes but no serious injuries.
When news about the deaths of three storm chasers began circulating throughout the weather community, Mike Prendergast who chases storms for CBS11 said his heart sank.
North Texas homeowners weren't alone Wednesday in dealing with the aftermath of an early spring storm.
Residents at an apartment complex in Fort Worth were shocked Wednesday morning to find that storms had knocked down a brick wall onto their cars.
