Powerful winds have caused widespread damage in the Big Country area. The winds reached speeds of 80 mph, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
Further details and images of the damage can be found in a gallery available from KTXS. The gallery showcases the extent of the damage caused by the strong winds.
For a closer look at the impact of the 80 mph winds, readers can visit the KTXS website to view the gallery and learn more about the effects of the powerful winds in the area.
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