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Violent storms killed one person in Texas on Tuesday as giant chunks of hail pelted communities and high winds knocked trees into power poles elsewhere in the South, the Associated Press reports.
Weather forecasters have warned to expect at least two days of violent weather.
“W. M. Soloman, 71, died when storm winds toppled a tree onto Solomon’s home in Whitehouse, about 100 miles (160 kilometers) southeast of Dallas,” Whitehouse Mayor James Wansley told AP.
NWS Fort Worth confirms an EF-1 tornado in Blue Ridge from Monday evening's storms across North Texas. pic.twitter.com/njbeDKs7lg
— KTEN Weather (@KTENweather) April 5, 2022
Tornado vs wind turbines.
— Proud Patriot Richard 🗣 (@Cajun_Hemiman) March 26, 2022
This was in Jack County Texas. The tornado was rated EF 3 with the most significant damage in Jacksboro. Wiped out most of the Field, in these last storms in TX. I think msm forgot to show you their multi-million $ machines all broke to Hell & back,🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/O8xCQdYWEo
Major thunder storms in North Texas .. pic.twitter.com/9wLcX859Kp
— Harrell – 🛩👇🇺🇸 (@spaceman9999999) April 5, 2022
Did you know that Texas has the most hail damage out of any state? Regardless of where you live, it may be time to review your insurance policies to make sure you’re covered. KXAN has the details @ https://t.co/jDN1e4dySZ #insurance #damage
— Travis Kellman, MSFP, CFP®, CRPC®, EA (@KellmanBarnesFP) April 5, 2022
DFW weather updates: Here's what damage we're seeing after North Texas severe storms https://t.co/k5bpPeF6zg
— Bobby Deskins WTSP ⚡️ (@BobbyWTSP) April 5, 2022