Paris, Texas tornado: Shelter opens for those impacted by storms

PARIS, Texas — The American Red Cross is opening a shelter for those impacted by tornadoes in Northeast Texas, following a day of extreme climate all through the world. 

Two traces of rain rode the entrance wave of a chilly entrance by the Dallas-Fort Worth area, transferring west to east. The first line of rain entered the world shortly after 1 p.m. 

The second wave of storms moved by Downtown Dallas shortly simply earlier than 5 p.m. and cleared out of town by 6:30 p.m. But, these storms introduced tornadoes to a number of locations in Northeast Texas.

One twister was reported close to Paris and Powderly in Lamar County, whereas one other was reported close to Miller Grove and Sulphur Springs in Hopkins County. Both tornadoes are reported to have precipitated intensive injury. 

No accidents have been reported as of Friday night.

The Red Cross has opened a shelter in Lamar County for those impacted by the storms and twister close to Paris, Powderly and Sumner. 

The shelter is situated at Lamar Church of Christ at 3535 Lamar Avenue in Paris, Texas, 75460. 

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