HOUSTON (RTW News) — More than 100 homes were left damaged after a tornado touched down in the Memorial Northwest neighborhood outside of Houston, Texas, officials reported on Monday. Fortunately, emergency responders confirmed that no injuries occurred as a result of the storm. Dramatic photos and drone videos shared via social media showed roofs stripped of shingles and various debris obstructing roadways following the tornado's path. The Houston Fire Department quickly activated a saw team to clear fallen trees from affected areas. As recovery efforts began, the National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for southeastern Texas, including the Houston area, alongside a severe thunderstorm warning that remained in effect until the early morning hours of Tuesday.
Tornado Hits Houston Area, Over 100 Homes Damaged
Tornado Hits Houston Area, Over 100 Homes Damaged
A tornado impacted the Memorial Northwest neighborhood near Houston, damaging more than 100 homes but fortunately no injuries have been reported.
A tornado struck a residential area outside Houston, Texas, causing significant damage to over 100 homes in the Memorial Northwest neighborhood. While roofs were ripped off and debris blocked streets, local authorities reported no injuries. Emergency response teams were dispatched to clear the affected areas as the community braces for potential further severe weather.
