HOUSTON – An intense wall of severe thunderstorms continues to move out of the area, now pushing into East Texas and Louisiana around 50 mph.
The National Weather Service confirmed evidence of a tornado in Pasadena was found, an EF-1 and EF-0. The area also suffered straight-line wind damage, NWS said.
WATCH: Timelapse of thunderstorm rolling into Houston area
We'll stay steamy and warm, with temperatures back in the mid-70s. There's a slight chance to see some additional storms refire as the air warms up, but any that do will be isolated and likely not turn severe.
We'll carry a small rain chance going into the evening hours, but most of the area will be dry and much quieter than this morning.
On Monday, the last of the showers swing through in the morning. Otherwise, it's back to sunny skies and nearly perfect weather all next week with mornings in the 60s and afternoons in the 80s!
Power lines down across the Eastex freeway in downtown https://t.co/aUjglyuMc4
— Gil Gredinger (@photog72) April 7, 2019
Live Power lines down across the northbound 59/Eastex Freeway, exit ramp to Polk, and the feeder. Freeway completely closed. #houwx pic.twitter.com/JzO40u5OSW
— Gil Gredinger (@photog72) April 7, 2019
This was a few mins ago in San marcos! pic.twitter.com/CTcGQsi26m
— aimee leblanc (@aimeeleblanc1) April 7, 2019