EF-1 Tornado Strikes Kendall and Comal Counties, Causes Damage
UPDATE: An EF-1 tornado has just touched down in Kendall and Comal Counties, Texas, causing significant damage late last night. The tornado tracked over 20 miles with peak winds reaching 110 mph and a width of up to 300 yards.
Authorities confirm that while no injuries were reported, the tornado resulted in downed trees, damaged power poles, and significant roof damage, particularly near U.S. 281 and F.M. 306. The storm weakened as it approached Fischer, but the impact has left many residents dealing with the aftermath.
As crews work tirelessly to assess the damage, part of East Commerce Street remains closed due to concerns over weakened construction scaffolding. Power outages are also being reported in the area, further complicating recovery efforts.
Residents are advised to stay vigilant as cleanup begins. The National Weather Service is monitoring the situation closely and has reminded the community to remain aware of potential severe weather in the coming days.
This tornado marks a significant weather event for the region, bringing to light the need for preparedness as extreme weather patterns become more frequent. Local officials urge residents to take all necessary precautions and stay informed through local news channels.
In the wake of the tornado, community support is crucial. Local shelters and organizations are mobilizing to assist those affected, providing food and shelter to those in need.
What’s Next: Keep an eye on updates from local authorities as they continue to assess damage and restore power. Residents are encouraged to report any additional damage to local emergency services.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as the situation unfolds.
