US: Storms With Strong Winds and Heavy Rain Sweep Through North Texas

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US: Storms With Strong Winds and Heavy Rain Sweep Through North Texas

Parts of North Texas experienced strong winds and heavy rain on Saturday, May 17, as storms swept through the region

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  • 2025/5/22 10:30:40
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: May 17, Video Location: Alvord, Wise County, 2025 at about 18:00h, Texas

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