Saturday’s severe weather storm report: EF0 tornado, intense thunderstorms, and widespread power outages.
A recap on Saturday's severe storms that blew through SE Texas.
Rainfall and roads:
Houston saw its first measurable rainfall since September 24, 2025, ending a dry spell that left roads coated with oil, dirt, and grime. This slick buildup reduces tire grip, creating dangerous driving conditions. Drive cautiously, slow down, and keep a safe distance from other vehicles.
Confirmed EF0 Tornado:
An EF0 tornado struck south of Anderson in Grimes County at 2:30 AM Saturday, with peak winds of 79 mph, located 34 miles northwest of Conroe.
Tornado Details:
- Peak Winds: 79 mph
- Path Length: 9.9 miles
- Path Width: 100 yards
- EF0 Scale: 65-85 mph
No injuries were reported, but damage included:
- Broken windows in one home.
- Severe roof damage to another property.
- Tree and structural impacts along FM 2819, CR 222, FM 2562, FM 1486, and CR 232B.
Highest Winds and Power Outages:
As of Sunday morning, 2,836 Center Point customers are without power as we continue to get updates on the highest wind reports from the storm:
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