
Texas Storms: Deaths, Injuries, and Damage
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Texas Reels: Devastating Thunderstorms Strike Mineral Wells, Leaving Trail of Destruction and Injuries
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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Texas Storms: Deaths, Injuries, and Damage. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Thunderstorms ripped through Texas on Tuesday, slamming mineral wells with fierce winds that tore off roofs, flattened buildings, and hurled debris everywhere. At least two folks ended up in the hospital, and officials are warning everyone to steer clear of the industrial zone, packed with hazards, and blocked roads. This hit just days after another brutal storm of North, they killed two people and forced 20 families from their homes. These latest storms brewed from massive sales drifting southeast from North Central Texas, packing possible tornadoes hail bigger than two inches. And damaging gusts as they pushed into Arkansas and Mississippi, in mineral wells streets are choked with down trees and wreckage so the mayor declared a local disaster. They slapped the 10pm curfew until daylight to protect folks, secure property, and let crews assess the mess. Only one needing aid should head to the local high school, where the Red Cross is setting up shop. One vacate was vintomatic, the fan manufacturer there.
1:00Their plants shut down Wednesday from severe damage and live down power lines, but all. Employees got evacuated safely beforehand. Crews are still tallying the full toll as cleanup ramps up, but Texas is bracing for more wild weather in the mix. El Paso News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.
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