NEED TO KNOW: Trees down, hail reported across East Texas following severe storms

Downed trees and hail were reported across East Texas following Sunday's severe storms.

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According to the National Weather Service, reports were made in the following areas:

ANDERSON COUNTY

• Quarter and marble-sized hail was recorded southwest of Palestine, near Montalbs, and along Anderson County Road 4253.

ANGELINA COUNTY

• Tree reported down near Pollok.

CAMP COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

CASS COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

CHEROKEE COUNTY

• Large tree knocked down and blocking State Highway 21, just east of Alto.

GREGG COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

HARRISON COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

HENDERSON COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

HOUSTON COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

NACOGDOCHES COUNTY

• Nickel-sized hail reported near Appleby.
• Ping pong ball-sized hail report southwest of Cushing.
• Trees reported down on Farm-to-Market 225 in Nacogdoches.
• Tree down on County Road 26 near Appleby.
• Trees down on Farm-to-Market Road 1649 near Cushing.

PANOLA COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

RUSK COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

SABINE COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

SAN AUGUSTINE COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

SHELBY COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

SMITH COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

TITUS COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

TRINITY COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

UPSHUR COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

VAN ZANDT COUNTY

• According to the National Weather Service, quarter-sized hail has been reported just southwest of Canton.

WOOD COUNTY

• No significant damage reported

CBS19 will update this list throughout the day as more reports come in.

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