Gwen Baumgardner: YOU’RE TAKING A LOOK AT SOME OF THE DAMAGE LEFT BEHIND AFTER TORNADOES BLEW THROUGH PARTS OF TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA. THEY LEFT ONE DEAD AND MORE THAN A DOZEN INJURED.
SEVERAL TORNADOES WERE REPORTED MONDAY ALONG THE I-35 CORRIDOR — PARTICULARLY IN THE AUSTIN SUBURBS — AND NEAR DALLAS-FORTH WORTH.
MEANWHILE — TWO UNCONFIRMED TORNADOES CAUSED DAMAGE IN THE LAKE TEXOMA AREA OF NORTHERN TEXAS AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA.
WHEN STORMS HIT IN JACKSBORO – HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS, PARENTS AND STAFF FOUND SAFETY INSIDE AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
THANKFULLY NONE OF THEM WERE INJURED.
Frank Hefner | Jack County Emergency Management Coordinator: “With the devastation of what we’re seeing in our community and around our county, God’s hand was at work, at keeping protection, and that was wonderful to watch that take place.”
Chief Scott Haynes | Jacksboro Police: “And it’s just a miracle. And I was one of the first responders here, and this campus did a great job.”
Gwen Baumgardner: THE TORNADOES COME AMID WILDFIRES IN CENTRAL TEXAS — AND A BLIZZARD WARNING FOR THE TEXAS PANHANDLE.
THE STORM SYSTEM MOVED INTO LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI TUESDAY –BRINGING WITH IT POWERFUL WINDS — HIGH WATERS — AND THE RISK FOR EVEN MORE TORNADOES.
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