DFW Weather: Tornado Touches Down, Leaves Damage Across Dallas
A tornado touched down in North Texas Sunday night — leaving damage across Dallas, Richardson and other parts of the Metroplex.
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A tornado touched down in North Texas Sunday night — leaving damage across Dallas, Richardson and other parts of the Metroplex.
The Dallas Police Department is urging Dallas residents in areas hard-hit by Sunday night's EF-3 tornado to remain indoors from 7 p.m. - 7 a.m. Monday through Thursday.
Storm survey teams with the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado hit Rowlett and an EF-0 struck Wills Point on Sunday night.
Six U-Haul Companies across North Texas are offering 30 days of free self-storage and container usage to residents who have been impacted by Sunday night's severe storms.
A Central Market and Home Depot in the Lake Highlands neighborhood are closed due to significant damage from the tornados and storms
A second line of storms is moving through North Texas and is expected to impact the same area of Dallas that was hit by a Tornado just hours earlier.
Buildings were damaged and power went out as police searched door-to-door in the Walnut Creek and Harry Hines area of Dallas after a Tornado swept through the north side of the city.
If you have a child at a Dallas ISD school, make sure to check to the district's website and social media channels as there could be possible closures Monday after a tornado caused major damage.
Hunt County is getting ready to cleanup the trail of destruction left by Wednesday's severe storm.
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The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF-1 tornado hit north Fort Worth Wednesday afternoon during a round of severe storms.
Kaufman County Sheriff Bryan Beavers estimates the storm toppled 50 large trees and damaged 15 homes, destroying two or three of them.
Vehicles could be seen in the video driving in the area where the nearby twister appeared to destroy trees and building as it threw debris into the air.
They all appeared to be unscathed as they walked out and began checking out the damage which appeared to mostly consist of some downed trees and power lines.
On Monday, the U.S. tied its current record of 11 consecutive days with at least eight tornadoes confirmed on each of those days.
It had already spawned dozens of tornadoes across Texas and Oklahoma and at sunrise on Tuesday morning another twister was spotted near Tulsa Int'l Airport.
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Another round of severe weather is forecast for Texas, Oklahoma and parts of the Southern Plains, including the possibility of tornadoes.
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