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Four tornadoes confirmed in Uvalde and Kinney counties Thursday

Four tornadoes were confirmed Thursday in Uvalde and Kinney counties, with maximum winds of 70 mph. The tornadoes occurred over rural, open land with no damage or injuries reported.

Where
Uvalde County and Kinney County, Texas
When
Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Uvalde Kinney

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  • National Weather Serviceconfirmed tornado occurrence and details

The facts

  • Four tornadoes were confirmed Thursday in Uvalde and Kinney counties.2
  • Maximum winds from the tornadoes were 70 mph.2
  • The tornadoes occurred over rural, open land.2
  • There was no damage or injuries reported.2
  • Radar debris signatures indicated at least two tornadoes during the warning.2
  • The tornado warning expired at 7:15 p.m. Thursday.2

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The same event, as each outlet put it. Marked words appear in only one outlet's headline.

  • Confirmed: Four tornadoes touched down in Texas on Thursday. Here’s where.

    San Antonio Express-News

  • Four tornadoes confirmed in Uvalde and Kinney counties

    KABB

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  1. Confirmed: Four tornadoes touched down in Texas on Thursday. Here’s where. San Antonio Express-News Not rated, October 30, 2026
  2. Four tornadoes confirmed in Uvalde and Kinney counties KABB Not rated, October 30, 2026

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