Meteorologists have called Tuesday's battering a historical weather event, which, unfortunately, means people are being forced to pick up the pieces.
Wednesday, January 25, 2023 12:57AMIt became clearer with every image captured by Eyewitness News that folks who were in the path of damaging severe storms and tornadoes Tuesday will need help going forward.
That's not to mention whether any home left standing is livable. Thankfully, there were no major injuries in the immediate aftermath, but people in these neighborhoods should know that help is on standby. That enables TDEM to mobilize all members of the Texas Emergency Management Council to support response and recovery operations across the state.But outside of the state's help, nonprofits are already on the frontlines.
The Red Cross also added information about at least one shelter opening: Baker Ripley at 720 Fairmont in Pasadena.
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