The Serviço Nacional of Meteorologia (NWS) of The storm is moving east at 40 mph and could cause damage to vehicles, roofs and trees.
Storm cells were detected between Krum and Roanoke in the early morning. Meteorologists predict hail the size of a quarter and gusts of wind capable of causing structural damage. Diversas cities in the region have already registered impacts.
Storm trajectory
The line of storms reached Denton, Flower Mound and Sanger around 4:45 am. Minutos then advanced to Corinth, Highland Village and Lewisville.
At 4:55 a.m., the front reached Little Elm, Pilot Point, and areas near Lake Lewisville. The rapid movement took the cell to Frisco, The Colony and Plano at 5:15 am.
Cities at immediate risk
- Denton, Roanoke, Krum and Argyle
- Corinth, Lake Dallas and Aubrey
- Little Elm, Celina and Prosper
- Frisco, The Colony and Plano
Other affected locations include Ponder, Tioga, Oak Point, and Providence Village.
Security recommendations
Residents should remain in sturdy structures and away from windows until the alert ends. Veículos parked on the street are at risk of damage from hail.
Authorities advise avoiding unnecessary travel during the front crossing. The NWS reinforces that peak intensity occurs when the storm is directly above the area.
Lightning care
The season records a high incidence of electrical discharges in Texas. Especialistas recommend seeking shelter as soon as thunder is heard.
Inside the house, avoid contact with electrical appliances, plumbing and corded telephones. Ao outdoors, stay away from isolated trees and metallic objects.
Driving in adverse conditions
Drivers must turn on headlights and reduce speed on wet roads. Deep Poças can cause aquaplaning even at shallow depths.
Large vehicles generate splashes that reduce visibility. In case of loss of traction, it is recommended to ease off the accelerator and turn slightly in the direction of the skid.