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Four tornadoes confirmed from Tuesday’s storms in Central Texas
Cameron, Texas (KWTX) - The National Weather Service office in Fort Worth has confirmed that four tornadoes spawned in Central Texas from Tuesday’s storms. The strongest tornado was an EF-1 which damaged a flea market in Jewett, Texas.
The tornado-producing thunderstorm was moving northeast at 40 mph and also was producing half-dollar-size hail.
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