TYLER, Texas — **EDITOR'S NOTE -- the video attached was produced in April 2022.
The National Weather Service out of Shreveport has confirmed that there was no tornado in the Azalea District in Tyler on Thursday morning.
The storm that went through the district was the result of heavy, straight-line winds up to 100 miles per hour. This is just the result of the survey in the Azalea District, the NWS teams are still surveying other locations in East Texas.
According to NWS, the teams are reviewing damages left in the wake of severe storms that moved throughout East Texas late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning.
The teams are determining what type of storm event caused trees to fall and other damages throughout the City of Tyler and greater East Texas areas. Cities included in their search are Warren City, located northeast of Gladewater.
When the full report of the storm damage from the NWS is released, CBS19 will further update.
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