South Tarrant County was under a tornado warning, and sirens sounded across Fort Worth and other cities because of severe storms. Damage ranges from downed trees and power lines to a collapsed warehouse building.

According to the NWS, the tornado began near Pecan Drive, south of West Pioneer Drive, where mostly trees were damaged and a vehicle hit by falling debris. The tornado then struck the Tree Country Apartments, causing EF-1 wind damage to the roof of nearly every apartment building in the complex, with maximum estimated winds of 110 mph.

In Irving, a tornado with winds up to 110 mph struck, while another touched down in the 16,000-resident city of Ada, Oklahoma, according to preliminary information from the National Weather Service. There were also two tornadoes in Louisiana’s northern Caddo Parish and at least five in eastern Oklahoma.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area was hit with severe storms Tuesday that spawned an EF-1 tornado in Irving and, meteorologists confirmed Wednesday another EF-1 tornado and wind damage in Wise County. Residents in Irving — where the weather service confirmed a tornado touched down on Pioneer Drive between North MacArthur and North O’Connor boulevards — reported the wind shaking their homes.

Crews from the National Weather Service in Fort Worth have been out across North Texas surveying damage from Tuesday’s storms. Meteorologist Tom Bradshaw says most of the damage appears to be due to straight-line winds,