UPDATE: An EF-1 tornado touched down late last night, October 27, 2023, in Kendall and Comal Counties, tracking over 20 miles with peak winds reaching an alarming 110 mph. The tornado, which expanded to a width of up to 300 yards, caused significant damage, primarily near U.S. 281 and F.M. 306, before it weakened close to Fischer.
Fortunately, no injuries have been reported, but the tornado left a path of destruction, downing trees and power poles and damaging roofs in its wake. As of this morning, some areas remain without power as crews work to restore services and clear debris.
Local authorities have closed part of East Commerce Street due to concerns over weakened construction scaffolding, a precautionary measure in light of the recent storm activity. Residents have been urged to stay vigilant as cleanup efforts continue.
This tornado comes in the wake of a series of severe weather events affecting the region, prompting officials to remind the public about the importance of preparedness during storm season.
Looking ahead, residents should monitor local forecasts for updates on potential severe weather as conditions remain unstable. Stay tuned for further developments as recovery efforts progress and more information becomes available.
For real-time updates, follow local news channels and stay safe.
