Our members in Texas--Dallas/Ft. Worth
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OKLAHOMAN
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Talked to my son who lives in Ft. Worth but works in Grapevine for Siemens corp.. In Grapevine where he works they got baseball sized hail, Destroyed cars in the parking lot, and part of their building. His 2011 Ford Taurus he thinks is totaled as both front and back windows are gone, his sun roof is gone and he has hail dents all over the car as deep as 1/2 inch...
Haynie
Member
Tell him it now has the aerodynamics of a golf ball.
Does insurance cover something like this?
lsweeney
Member
Storms
We live between Fort Worth and dallas ,TEXAS. We were spared any damage , but some folks lost a lot or all, please keep them in your prayers.
We live between Fort Worth and dallas ,TEXAS. We were spared any damage , but some folks lost a lot or all, please keep them in your prayers.
seamus7227
Member
I would like to thank Chip for calling me on my cell to check up on me, what a class act! Thank you my friend
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dogcatcher
Member
The same storm rolled through my area around sunup. All we got was a little rain and pea size hail.
I have been watching reports on a Texas forum, so far they are saying no deaths, but a lot of injuries. There has been massive destruction of buildings and houses, some wiped out and some just messed up. A lot of hail damage, to roofs and vehicles. A couple of schools were damaged but again no deaths being reported. One teacher reported that they spent 3 hours with kids sitting in the halls before the all clear was sounded.
The storm has moved into East Texas, and some damage reports are also coming in. A lot of power outages from Ft Worth all the way through parts of Northeast Texas. I think Texas needs some prayers to make it through the night.
I have been watching reports on a Texas forum, so far they are saying no deaths, but a lot of injuries. There has been massive destruction of buildings and houses, some wiped out and some just messed up. A lot of hail damage, to roofs and vehicles. A couple of schools were damaged but again no deaths being reported. One teacher reported that they spent 3 hours with kids sitting in the halls before the all clear was sounded.
The storm has moved into East Texas, and some damage reports are also coming in. A lot of power outages from Ft Worth all the way through parts of Northeast Texas. I think Texas needs some prayers to make it through the night.