Severe storms move east of Dallas-Fort Worth

by 24USATVOct. 11, 2021, 11 a.m. 80
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Here's what happened Sunday evening as a line of severe storms moved through North Texas.

DALLAS — A line of severe storms moved from west to east across North Texas Sunday night, bringing strong winds and heavy rain through the evening. Wind gusts from 50 mph to 70 mph were reported through the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The hail threat was minimal with these storms.

Severe storms move east of the DFW Metroplex with no active tornado warnings. Strong winds and heavy rain in the mix for eastern parts of North Texas.

11pm Update - Storms are done and have moved east of DFW. No active tornado warnings for anywhere in North Texas right now either. If you haven't seen storms yet (eastern NTX), strong winds, heavy rain, and lightning headed your way. #wfaaweather pic.twitter.com/xRM7hu7liw — Kyle Roberts (@KyleWeather) October 11, 2021

Tornado Warning has been extended until 11pm for parts of Ellis County. Two areas of circulation are moving along the line of storms and could produce a tornado at any time. Ennis definitely within that warning. #wfaaweather



Radars: https://t.co/ji6YaxLBma pic.twitter.com/edz1x4LYtM — Kyle Roberts (@KyleWeather) October 11, 2021

Around 60,000 customers are without power in the North Texas area, according to Oncor. Check the power outage map here

Wind gusts of over 50 mph and close to 50 mph reported in Denton and Tarrant counties. There's still a threat of wind gusts of 60 mph.

Tornado watch canceled for areas west of Fort Worth. It's still in effect for most of North Texas, including the DFW area, until 2 a.m.

7:15pm Update: Line of storms has filled into the west. IF it maintains its speed moving east at 60-65mph. Here is when it will arrive across DFW and North Texas. Line will likely stay severe. Damaging winds the main threat, but can't rule out a spin-up within the line. pic.twitter.com/A0iYLj0IkI — Kyle Roberts (@KyleWeather) October 11, 2021

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General arrival and departure time delays are at 15 minutes or less.

General arrival time delays are at 15 minutes or less.

Photos/videos from around the metroplex

We want to remind our viewers to stay safe and take shelter if you need to. Your safety is always the No. 1 priority. But if you feel so inclined, send us what the weather looks like in your neck of the woods through Twitter @wfaa using #wfaaweather, or by sending us photos through the Near Me feature on the WFAA app.

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