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Tornado in north Dallas causing 'significant damage,' meteorologists say
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A tornado watch remains in effect for north and central Texas through 2 a.m.
A tornado watch remains in effect for north and central Texas through 2 a.m.
Photo: National Weather Service
A tornado watch remains in effect for north and central Texas through 2 a.m.
A tornado watch remains in effect for north and central Texas through 2 a.m.
Photo: National Weather Service
Dallas-area residents have been asked to take cover as a tornado moves through the area, causing “significant damage,” according to meteorologists.
A tornado warning was issued for North Dallas County and Southern Collin County at 9:45 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. The tornado touched down north of Dallas and was quickly moving northeast toward Lake Ray Hubbard, forecasters say.
“Tornado that has produced significant damage continues to move ENE quickly,” Harris County Flood Control District Meteorologist Jeff Lindner said.
A reporter for WFAA-TV tweeted a photo at 9:45 p.m. showing a badly damaged concrete building near Love Field in Dallas. A tornado watch remains in effect for north and central Texas through 2 a.m.
The severe weather is not expected to impact Houston, but storms are anticipated overnight, forecasters say.
Julian Gill is a digital reporter in Houston. Read him on our breaking news site, Chron.com, and on our subscriber site, houstonchronicle.com. | julian.gill@chron.com