Reported Tornadoes Move Into Metro Area Tuesday Evening
Strong storms moved into the region Tuesday evening, scattering tornadoes, hail storms and heavy winds in nearly every corner of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area for more than four hours.
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Strong storms moved into the region Tuesday evening, scattering tornadoes, hail storms and heavy winds in nearly every corner of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area for more than four hours.
Dozens of tornadoes spawned by a powerful storm system wiped out entire towns across the South, killing at least 200 people.
Hundreds of people are trying to recover from a tornado that swept through a large swath of Van Zandt County yesterday.
Another afternoon of severe storms left many North Texans cleaning up following multiple reported tornado touchdowns Tuesday night.
Strong thunderstorms swept through North Texas for a second day on Monday, spawning multiple tornadoes that touched down in a 7 county area south of the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
Severe weather hit North Texas on Thursday night, but the most dangerous parts of the storm slammed Oklahoma and Arkansas.
The good news: more mild temperatures this weekend. The bad news: we first need to prepare for more storms.
The calm winds and cool temperatures of Tuesday morning felt like a blessing, after four tornadoes hit early Monday.
Tornadoes are destructive and dangerous, so imagine driving right into the middle of one. There's a vehicle making stops through North Texas that has done it. CBS11's Larry Mowry got a ride in it Friday morning.
2010 saw its share of severe weather events across North Texas. Among the most dangerous threats to human life and property are tornadoes.
Members of the CBS 11 Storm Team traveled to Lubbock Texas to visit with the professors and doctoral students at the world-renowned WISE program at Texas Tech University.
Some residents in the northeastern parts of North Texas are cleaning up after severe storms rolled across the area on Tuesday.
Minnesota led the nation for having the most tornadoes in 2010. The state with the second highest total was Texas.
Weather experts believe the tornado that stuck near Rice on Sunday had the strength of an EF-2. North Texas storms damaged several homes, a school and overturned several vehicles.
