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Nov. 4, 2022Updated: Nov. 4, 2022 10:42 p.m. This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 1of9Scenes of devastation are visible in all directions along Lamar County Road 35940, west of State Highway 271, after a massive tornado hit the area, causing extensive damage and destroying an unknown number of homes, Friday, Nov. 4, 2022 in Powderly, Texas. (Jeff Forward/The Paris News via AP) Show MoreShow Less 2of9Scenes of devastation are visible in all…

DALLAS — Severe weather moved through North Texas Friday, bringing damaging wind, hail and tornadoes.  A tornado was reportedly seen in Lamar County near Paris and in Hopkins County near Sulphur Springs.  This video taken by Lacie in Hopkins County is incredible. Keep watching. You’re seeing the organization and strengthening of the tornado near Sulphur Springs. Amazing footage. pic.twitter.com/BNuYVJcVHM — Pete Delkus (@wfaaweather) November 4, 2022 While not everyone was under a tornado warning, several…

Tornadoes touched down in Paris, Sulphur Springs in Northeast Texas. DALLAS — Severe weather was expected to move through North Texas on Friday.  Storms began firing around 1 p.m. for most of North Texas, and they were expected to move through the area into the early evening hours. Several warnings and watches were in effect for areas in North Texas, but tornadoes broke out in parts of Northeast Texas. Editor’s note: This story is no…

One tornado was reported near Paris and Powderly in Lamar County, while another was reported near Miller Grove and Sulphur Springs in Hopkins County PARIS, Texas — The American Red Cross is opening a shelter for those impacted by tornadoes in Northeast Texas, following a day of severe weather throughout the area.  Two lines of rain rode the front wave of a cold front through the Dallas-Fort Worth region, moving west to east. The first…

Shortly before noon Friday, the severe weather risk level was upgraded to Level 4 for parts of North Texas to the east of Dallas. DALLAS — Strong to severe storms were expected in North Texas on Friday. And when that happens, the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Service typically labels areas’ risk levels by categories. For most of the week, most of North Texas was considered to be under an “enhanced” level for severe weather,…

Shortly before noon Friday, that level was upgraded to Level 4 for parts of North Texas to the east of Dallas. DALLAS — Strong to severe storms were expected in North Texas on Friday. And when that happens, the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Service typically labels areas’ risk levels by categories. For most of the week, most of North Texas was considered to be under an “enhanced” level for severe weather, or Level 3…