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Strong storms bring hail, damaging winds, and power outages to Tarrant County
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· August 27, 2026
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Strong winds, hail, and heavy rain damaged parts of Tarrant County and left several thousand customers without power. In Watauga, crews found a partial roof collapse at Monty’s Automotive after the storm moved through.
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Key points In Watauga, crews found a partial roof collapse at Monty’s Automotive after the storm moved through. Strong winds, hail, and heavy rain damaged parts of Tarrant County and left several thousand customers without power.
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