EF-1 Tornado Strikes Kendall, Comal Counties with 110 MPH Winds

UPDATE: An EF-1 tornado has just touched down in Kendall and Comal Counties, Texas, late last night, causing significant damage but miraculously no injuries. The tornado tracked over 20 miles, with peak winds reaching 110 mph and a width of up to 300 yards.

The tornado’s path left a trail of destruction, particularly near U.S. 281 and F.M. 306, where it downed trees and power poles, and inflicted roof damage on numerous structures. Authorities report that the tornado weakened before reaching Fischer, leaving the community shaken but safe.

In response to the damage, part of East Commerce Street has been closed due to concerns over weakened construction scaffolding. Local officials are assessing the extent of the damage and coordinating recovery efforts.

Residents are urged to stay clear of affected areas as cleanup crews work tirelessly to restore power and clear debris. Emergency services are on high alert, monitoring any further developments as weather conditions evolve.

The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado’s classification and is advising the public to remain vigilant as additional storms may be on the horizon.

As recovery begins, the community is coming together to support those impacted. Local organizations are mobilizing to provide assistance to families whose homes have been affected.

Stay tuned for updates as more information becomes available on this developing story.