Storms that developed late in the night in North Texas brought with them significant hail, along with severe rain, wind, and lightning. The hail arrived in a variety of sizes, ranging from the size of peas to that of golf balls. Yazmin Vargas, an audience member of FOX 4, uploaded a video of the storm moving through Irving.
According to Beth Spaulding, the sound of hail falling in her neighborhood in Plano is what roused her from sleep. Another viewer, Lori Nelson Pollitt, mentioned that she thought her granddaughter’s raccoons were running about on her roof and bouncing up and down. As a result of the reported spin, a tornado warning was issued for Van Zandt County. It is not entirely apparent whether or not a tornado made landfall. There was no mention of any serious harm being done.
Tornado Touches Down In Tyler
At least one tornado was formed by the same storm in Tyler, which is located approximately 100 miles southeast of Dallas. After making landfall on Thursday evening around 7 o’clock, it proceeded to leave a path of damage in its wake.
According to Reports from the area indicate that Tyler Junior College, in addition to other places of business and houses, was affected by the storm. There has been no information as of yet regarding whether or not anyone was wounded.
Weekend Forecast
This next weekend will feature two very different weather scenarios. Temperatures will soar into the mid-70s on Saturday ahead of an even stronger cold front, after getting off to a somewhat mild start in the morning. We have recently written a piece of news about Central Texas County Tornado Warnings.
This front appears to be arriving around the latter portion of the day, which will likely result in an increase in cloud cover and the return of a few showers or rumbles to the weather forecast. By Sunday, much cooler air will be locked in, and peak temperatures will have a hard time getting out of the upper 50s.
There will also be a greater number of showers available. Get ready for a chillier and more wet finish to the weekend with these forecast predictions!
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