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A storm system moving across the central United States is forecast to bring thunderstorms and strong winds to Texas on Election Day, November 5. The system will originate from the Four Corners region and move eastward, bringing scattered to severe thunderstorms to Central Texas early Tuesday morning, with low tornado risk but possible wind gusts up to 60 mph.
A severe weather pattern is impacting the Southwest with heavy rain and significant flood risk. The storm is expected to move into the Plains and Midwest on Monday, with flash flood threats spanning from Texas to Wisconsin affecting nearly 40 million Americans.
National Weather Service, issued flood risk assessment and flood watches; Allison Santorelli, meteorologist with the Weather Prediction Center; Phoenix Fire Department, rescued people from flooded vehicles and 1 more
A fatal two-vehicle crash occurred Sunday on Socorro Road in El Paso County. At least one person died, and the roadway was closed for an extended period while investigators worked the scene.
El Paso County Sheriff's Office, investigating agency
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are forecast to move across Texas on Monday, Nov. 1 into early Tuesday, Nov. 2, bringing damaging winds, hail, and heavy rain.
Rob Shackelford, Meteorologist; David Reimer, Weather forecaster
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.
National Weather Service, confirmed tornado occurrence and details
Gov. Greg Abbott announced Friday that the federal government approved the state's appeal for FEMA individual assistance funding for communities affected by severe storms and flooding in July. The assistance is available in 20 approved counties.
Greg Abbott, Governor; Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Federal agency; President Donald Trump, President
A 33-year-old Muleshoe man died after his pickup collided with a semi truck at an intersection in Parmer County on Wednesday. The semi truck driver failed to yield at a stop sign.
Gilbert Christian Castorena, driver of pickup, deceased; Texas Department of Public Safety, investigating agency
Two Bryan men died Thursday evening in a head-on collision on FM 60 west of Easterwood Airport in Brazos County. According to DPS, one driver drifted across the center turn lane into oncoming traffic.
James Washington, driver killed in crash; Fernando Sierra Medina, driver killed in crash; Texas Department of Public Safety, investigating agency