Severe Saturday Storms Cause Damage in North Texas

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Severe storms swept through North Texas late Saturday leading to tornado warnings in multiple counties. The aftermath included damaged homes, overturned 18-wheelers, and downed power lines on I-35E, as well as damaged buildings and cars at a gas station between Valley View and Sanger. The number of injuries is unclear and officials were checking homes for anyone in need of assistance and working to remove trees from roads.

Images are emerging after severe storms caused destruction in North Texas.

In SANGER, Texas, severe storms affected North Texas over the weekend, leading to tornado warnings in several counties.

Denton County saw damaged homes, overturned 18-wheelers, and power lines down on I-35E.

Denton officials reported damage to the Ray Roberts Marina and motorhomes at Marina Circle. They also addressed power outages and fallen trees in Sanger and Pilot Point.

The number of injuries remains unknown. Deputies and road crews were active, assisting those in need and clearing tree-obstructed roads.

Reports of damaged homes came from officials in Celina and Pilot Point.

Photographs received by WFAA showed significant damage to a building and cars at a Lone Oak Road gas station, located between Valley View and Sanger.

Here are some images capturing the aftermath of the Saturday night and Sunday morning storms in North Texas:

Updates will be provided as WFAA crews gather more information from the scene.

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