'Feel Very Lucky': Storms Wallop Houston As Ferocious Winds Leave Destructive Path Across South

Deadly severe storms have left hundreds of thousands in the dark, damaging homes and sending debris across city streets in Houston. FOX Weather Correspondent Katie Byrne is live in Houston with the latest. #foxweather #severeweather
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[@franklinj1038]

Mother Nature has spoken

[@IndiaSierraPapaYankee]

Infrastructure is weak anymore. That storm was only about 30 min. Grid is down!
The sky did turn green!
I'm in Cypress Texas near Tomball.
This thing came in hard, lasted about 30 min or so, and I mean it was wicked.
The sky was a weird color, the winds were fierce!
Then it was gone!
I live in a residential of about 400,000 dollar homes. Tree branches and debris everywhere!
The audience you need to know,
I had no cell phone signal for hours!
That's how fragile it is! Our security.
Our lines of communication.
We didn't know how bad it was out there in this massive city.
A 30 minute storm! Approx. 30 minutes is all it took!
Power is out! It's near 0800 hrs this morning.
The bayou that is behind our homes was flooding and rolling good after that storm, which is great, however for Woodlands, and Kingwood, Montgomery County etc bad bad signs of flooding.
Look, these storm have been going on here and in the Midwest! For weeks!
This is a bad, bad, sign!
I think that summer will be brutal! Florida/hurricanes, etc! Love, from Cypress Texas, Harris County!
30 minutes is all it took!
Grid down!!!!!
Mayday! Grid is down!

[@murphyville]

I have no power at home, far northwest area… went into the city, no power there either!

[@myklelara]

Damn, Goku went even further beyond

[@mikenixon2401]

Thank you for your coverage. May God protect, comfort and restore those impacted by this storm. FYI: My friend told me this morning it was like a hurricane from the west.

[@bluegold21]

So no one is taking a blind bit of notice of the yellow tape warning or the glass-covered ground and where that glass has fallen from. It's like apathy is a societal norm in Texas.

[@harryjones5260]

the wise man built his house made of glass. what could possibly go wrong

[@0ptimal]

Yea same storm hit us earlier but it wasn't as severe yet. I saw the repeated tornado warnings for Houston n was like oh sht can u imagine if they were hit w one. Weathers been wild in tx this year

[@65gtotrips]

Wow…that’s a powerful storm when windows get sucked out or blown out in high-rise and skyscrapers.

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[@justme880]

Strong winds are a tornado 🌪 that did not form a funnel.

[@ace1durago04]

No it's called straight line winds

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She 🌚he 💫it 🔱😢😢😢 nature return with violence

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