Sever Weather Outbreak Across Plains and South

A severe weather outbreak, including the threat of some tornadoes, is underway and will continue through Saturday across parts of the Plains and South.

Here are the latest impacts.

• About 10,000 customers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area remained without power early Saturday afternoon, according to Texas power company ONCOR.
• There were reports of at least one water rescue from heavy rains in San Antonio, Texas, Saturday morning.
• An 83 mph wind gust was measured on the roof of a stationary storm chase vehicle near Onward, Mississippi, just before 1 a.m. CDT Saturday.
• Twin tornadoes were spotted moving into Scott County, Kansas, with a picture posted to Twitter Friday at 5:24 CDT. Spotters confirmed a tornado near Luray, Kansas at 5:58pm CDT.
• There were reports of tornadoes Friday in Kansas and Texas, including a confirmed tornado south of Modoc, Kansas.
• Spotters reported a tornado near Fairport, Kansas at 5:02 p.m. CDT.
• The first reported tornado of the day touched down briefly over open country west of Novice, Texas, at 3:45 p.m. CDT. A second tornado was reported at Lake Coleman in west-central Texas at 4:05 p.m. CDT.
• A severe thunderstorm blew two 18-wheelers onto their sides on Interstate 10 near Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, Friday afternoon.

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