At least one person was killed when a tornado struck a town on the Gulf coast near the southernmost tip of Texas, damaging dozens of homes and knocking down power lines early Saturday, authorities said.
PORT ISABEL, Texas —
Hushen said there are “multiple minor injuries” such as cuts and bruises. The tornado “caused significant damage to residences ... we have 40-60 damaged homes,” some heavily damaged, he said. “We don’t quite have wind speed yet because there’s not a sensor over there, to exactly measure it,” weather service meteorologist Angelica Soria said. “ can assess how strong the winds were based on how far things were thrown or what kind of damage was done.”
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
One dead as tornado hits south Texas town near the Gulf coastAuthorities say one person was killed when a tornado struck the southernmost tip of Texas on the Gulf coast
Read more »
One dead as tornado hits south Texas town near the Gulf coastThe storm follows an outbreak of dozens of tornadoes in Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado that caused damage but no reported deaths.
Read more »
At least one dead after reported tornado in south Texas near U.S.-Mexico borderPort Isabel Police Chief Robert Lopez reported one person killed when the storm struck the unincorporated community of Laguna Heights about 4 a.m. Saturday,
Read more »
Texas legislature: Assault rifle reform falters, Texas House approves internet gamblingThere were some big developments on Thursday at the Texas Capitol on the future of both gun control and online gambling.
Read more »
Parker McCollum Continues His Mainstream Surge With Album ‘Never Enough,’ Aims to Make Music to ‘Stand the Test of Time’Texas native McCollum builds on a strong Texas-to-Tennessee lineage on his new album.
Read more »
H-E-B's True Texas BBQ is 'slipping,' Texas Monthly's barbecue critic saysFour years ago, Daniel Vaughn dubbed it the best barbecue chain in the state. As it rapidly expands, he worries it’s not what it used to be.
Read more »