Tornadoes touch down in Texas; severe weather expected in Southeast
The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings across a swath of Texas
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Tornados in north Texas on Friday kept excited storm chasers busy.
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued tornado warnings across north-central Texas and southwestern Oklahoma on Friday that were expected to last between 4 and 8 p.m. CT.
NORTH TEXAS UNDER TORNADO WATCH AS SEVERE WEATHER RIPS ACROSS LONE STAR STATE, OKLAHOMA
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Storm chaser Will Leverett posted photos of tornados near Quanah and Vernon, Texas, on Friday.
One photo shows a tornado and double-rainbow occurring side by side south of Vernon.
Vernon, Texas, tornado and double rainbow (Credit: Will Leverett) (Will Leverett)
"You dream of days like today," Vernon tweeted.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Other storm chasers and social media users posted footage of the storm in Crowell, Goldthwaite, Clarendon, Lockett and other towns.
The NWS issued additional tornado warnings Saturday in Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana as forecasts called for severe weather across areas of the Southeast. Parts of the lower Mississippi Valley could see extensive rainfall and flash flooding.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Authorities are urging drivers to avoid water-covered roadways.