Texas Storms: Deaths, Injuries, and Destruction

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. The understorms slam parts of Texas on Tuesday, hitting mineral wells the hardest with powerful winds that ripped roofs off homes, flattened buildings, and hurled debris everywhere. At least two people ended up in the hospital from the chaos. This wild weather hit just days after another tornado storm of north that killed two folks and forced 20 families from their homes. Many urologists say these latest storms came from massive cells drifting southeast from north central Texas, with at least one possible tornado in the mix. Streets and mineral wells are clogged with fallen trees and wreckage, turning the town into a mess. Officials slapped a 10pm curfew until daylight to keep people out of danger zones, protect victim stuff, and let crews do their work safely. The storms didn't stop there. They pushed into Arkansas and Mississippi that night, packing hail bigger than two inches brutal winds and the threat of more tornadoes. Authorities are urging anyone needing help to head to the local high school where the red

1:03cross is setting up. With hazards still lurking in industrial spots, Texas crews are assessing the full damage as the weather stays on edge.