Everyone knows that the weather in Texas can be quite terrifying in the spring. But the uninitiated may not realize it can be just as scary in the fall. In fact, many of the storms that have struck this time of year have been among the most intense I can remember.

Tornado Watches Issued Across the South 

Tornado watches were issued across the south on Monday (November 24) amid a cold front, according to NBC News. 5 tornadoes were reported in Texas, and 1 in Mississippi. The video below from storm chaser Reed Timmer shows the tornado that formed over Houston that afternoon.

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Over 100 homes were damaged by the tornado, all of which were located in the Memorial Northwest neighborhood in Harris County. There were also reports of downed trees and ruptured gas lines in the area.  

Fortunately, no serious injuries or deaths were reported in the wake of the storm.

Stay Alert During Unpredictable Texas Weather

This is a great time to remind yourself that Texas weather is about as bipolar as it gets. Outside of blazing hot summers, you never know what you’re going to get. And that’s the thing about wildly fluctuating temperatures – they're a recipe for severe weather. So, stay alert and keep your eyes and ears on local media for the latest updates.

Top Ten Deadliest Tornadoes in Texas History

Over the next two months. All of these tornadoes celebrate their anniversaries in Texas. Let's look back on some of the worst storms this state has ever seen. Info taken from KSAT.

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WARNING: These Are the Counties With the Most Tornadoes in Texas

Stacker compiled a list of counties which experience the most tornadoes in Texas using data from NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information.

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10 Costliest Tornadoes in US History

When it comes to natural disasters in the United States, tornadoes are pretty spectacular. They're absolutely terrifying, deadlier than hurricanes and wildfires, and completely unpredictable. They're also some of the most awe-inspiring things to see in person. While they don't cost nearly as much as hurricanes and wildfires, they do get expensive in greatly localized areas. Here are the most expensive in US history.

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