Hail Storms in Texas

A severe storm system that swept across parts of Texas over the weekend brought numerous reports of tornadoes, damage to buildings, large hail and several inches of rain, the National Weather Service said Monday.
The weather service's Forth Worth office said it had received reports of twisters in rural Johnson and Hill counties but hadn't yet confirmed them.
Some homes and other buildings were flattened in the aftermath of the storm Sunday while other structures had their roofs torn away or were damaged by falling trees. There were no accounts of injuries.
Hail described as the size of ping pong balls, and larger, showered the area.
National Weather Service forecaster Lamont Bain said Monday that severe weather reached Comanche, Erath, Somervell, Bosque, Hill and Johnson counties. He said Glen Rose received more than 4 inches of rain.
Part of the Waxahachie police headquarters south of Dallas flooded as water several inches deep rushed into the building.
Videos and photographs depict incredible masses of ice ranging in size from a golf ball, to bigger than a softball. Incredible amounts of damage were caused.

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