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0:56Now PlayingTornadoes rip through Texas and Oklahoma, thousands without power | USA TODAY
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0:56Now PlayingFunnel clouds were spotted across Texas as severe storms pummel the area.
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Dangerous storms are in the forecast for portions of the southern U.S. over the next three days, forecasters warned, and all modes of severe weather are possible, including multiple tornadoes that have already touched down in Texas and Oklahoma. Dallas, Houston and Austin are all in the area of greatest risk into Monday night, the Storm Prediction Center said.
A tornado touched down around 3:41 p.m. Monday in Jacksboro, Texas, a city of about 5,000 people northwest of Fort Worth, according to Accuweather. The tornado damaged mobile homes and trees near the city, the National Weather Service said, and NBC 5 reported Jacksboro High School and the city's animal shelter were both damaged.
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