On Sunday, an area west of Conroe had sightings of downed trees and power lines. The National Weather Service said the damage came from an EF-0 tornado, which is signified by wind speeds between 65 and 85 mph.
The tornado lasted just a minute and had a peak wind speed of 70 mph. It downed several trees, and that caused a trailer to sustain damage, the NWS reported.
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The NWS completed a damage survey around the area. It initially reported straight winds caused damage near Bellaire and Southside Place. It was still determining whether a tornado blew through, but it still rated the damage similar to that of an EF-0 tornado.
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Also on Sunday, the NWS stated it found evidence of an EF-1 tornado in Pasadena. It elaborated the touchdown was along Shaver just south of Fairmont. The tornado caused a wall of a building to collapse.
The Pasadena tornado then tracked into a residential area, stripping and snapping large tree limbs, the NWS reported.
This tornado had a peak wind speed of 90 mph and it lasted just two minutes.
Despite the damage, no serious injuries were reported.
A full report of the damage is due for release later Monday.
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