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Photos show damage of reported tornado in Central Texas town
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Tornadoes were reported in Fayette County on May 3, 2019. The National Weather Service will send a survey team to confirm whether tornadoes touched down in the area.
Tornadoes were reported in Fayette County on May 3, 2019. The National Weather Service will send a survey team to confirm whether tornadoes touched down in the area.
Photo: Fayette County EMS
Tornadoes were reported in Fayette County on May 3, 2019. The National Weather Service will send a survey team to confirm whether tornadoes touched down in the area.
Tornadoes were reported in Fayette County on May 3, 2019. The National Weather Service will send a survey team to confirm whether tornadoes touched down in the area.
Photo: Fayette County EMS
Tornadoes were reported west of La Grange Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The weather service issued tornado warnings in the area because of severe thunderstorms that developed in Fayette County, according to meteorologist Brett Williams.
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The tornado reports will not be verified by the National Weather Service until they dispatch a survey team to inspect the damage in the area, Williams said.
Photos shared by the Fayette County EMS page show the damage caused by the storm.
The majority of the damage was reported west of Highway 71, Williams said.
The photos showed toppled structures, downed power lines and crushed cars.
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No injuries have been reported yet, according to the first responders.
Click through the slideshow to see photos of the damage reported in La Grange.
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