NWS Confirms Two EF-1 Tornadoes Hit Parker County Friday Morning, 5 Injured

The National Weather Service confirms two EF-1 tornadoes touched down in northern Parker County before dawn Friday, injuring five people.

A survey team with the NWS assessed two damage tracks in Parker County and confirmed two separate tornadoes, each with max winds of 100 mph. One tornado developed near Whitt and the other tracked through Poolville.

The EF-1 in Whitt overturned a large RV, injuring two people. As the tornado moved northeast, it damaged trees and roofs before rolling another large RV trailer on its side. Several structures were damaged, including a historic tabernacle, outbuildings and homes. Damage to trees and power lines was also visible, according to an NBC 5 report.

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