UPDATE: An EF-1 tornado struck Kendall and Comal Counties late Friday night, tracking over 20 miles with peak winds reaching 110 mph. The tornado, which had a width of up to 300 yards, caused significant damage but thankfully resulted in no injuries.
The tornado touched down near U.S. 281 and F.M. 306, wreaking havoc as it moved through the area before weakening near Fischer. Residents reported downed trees and power poles, alongside roof damage affecting numerous properties.
As authorities work to assess the destruction, parts of East Commerce Street remained closed due to weakened construction scaffolding, posing further risks to public safety. Local emergency crews are on-site, addressing power outages and clearing debris.
This severe weather event underscores the importance of preparedness during storm season. Residents are urged to stay alert for updates and adhere to safety advisories from local officials.
What’s Next: Recovery efforts are underway, with local authorities coordinating cleanup and restoration. Community members are encouraged to check on neighbors, especially those who may require assistance.
The National Weather Service continues to monitor conditions in the area and will provide updates on any further potential severe weather developments. Stay tuned for more information as this story evolves.
