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Tornadoes across two North Texas counties leave two dead, several families displaced

Severe weather has left at least two people dead and six others injured as powerful winds destroyed homes and buildings across the region.

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First Alert Weather Day declared for Sunday after deadly tornadoes and winds strike North Texas

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Tornado in Northern Texas Leaves at Least 1 Dead and Destroys Multiple Homes

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Tornado death toll rises in Texas

Last night tornadoes killed 8 people in Texas, bringing the death toll due to severe weather on this holiday weekend to at least 26.

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North Texas faces more severe weather as tornado and hail damage comes into focus

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Tornadoes in northern Texas leave at least 2 dead and destroy multiple homes

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What caused the damage? Understanding tornadic vs. straight-line winds

Tornadic winds rotate and typically leave behind a narrow, concentrated path of damage, often with debris scattered in multiple directions. In contrast, straight-line winds—prod

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Tornadoes, Hail, Wind From Texas To Kentucky Tuesday

The severe storm threat diminishes slightly to a level 2 of 5 on Tuesday but spreads from Texas to Kentucky. The main threats are large hail, gusty winds and a few tornadoes. Cities like Dallas,

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South Texas wind chills fall to 30s Sunday. Here's how long temps stay cold.

A strong cold front swept through South Texas late Saturday night, and since then, arctic air has been surging into the San Antonio area. Not only will Sunday's high temps be about 15 degrees below average, but strong winds will cause things to feel even ...

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Strong winds arrive tonight as cold air blows in

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Our strong polar cold front arrives between 1 a.m. – 4 a.m. Saturday ushering in much colder air and strong wind gusts into Central Texas. Wind gusts may range from 25-45 mph overnight and Saturday morning before fading later in the day.

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Windy Houston Weather: Tracking 30 mph winds but what does that mean?

HOUSTON – Happening NOW: Your weather team is tracking a wind advisory with south gusts up to 30+ mph. Right now, our fire danger is at moderate levels, but we’ll keep a close eye on wind speeds in northeast Houston as firefighters continue battling ...