Oncor customers lose power as storm hits North Texas

7 articles · Updated · WFAA.com · Apr 26

Nearly 40,000 Oncor customers, including 25,000 in Tarrant County, are without electricity after 90 mph winds struck Springtown and surrounding areas Saturday night.
The storm caused extensive damage, downing large trees and power lines, flooding homes, and prompting road closures such as on Walnut Creek Drive near Springtown Park.
Residents were advised to avoid travel due to hazards, while tornado activity remains unconfirmed. City officials refuted rumors of a fire and urged outage reports to Oncor or Tri-County Electric Cooperative.

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