HOUSTON – A fall front was the cause of loud storms passing through the region from 11 p.m. -2:30 a.m. Tuesday morning, bringing intense wind gusts and about a quarter inch of rain throughout southeast Texas.
The front dramatically dropped temperatures and some Houston-area residents saw lightning and damage as storms moved across the area.
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Tracie Demura
Several small trees twisted or broken off. Power line down in roadway and large transformer blew about 1/2 mile west.
Larry Wayne Miller Jr
Lightning Strike above the trees
Donna Thomas
40 pound pot blown over
KPRC 2 came across more photos on social media:
Strong Straight-Line wind damage on the intersection of I-45 and FM1488. Multiple trees and branches down. @NWSHouston @TxStormChasers #txwx pic.twitter.com/y8wycHENoz
— Jack Revnew (@JackRevnew) October 25, 2022
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