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Seguin: Tornado area ‘extremely sad sight to see’

Dallas Stars center Tyler Seguin says he was not in a house that was badly damaged by a tornado that touched down in Dallas on Sunday night, causing structural damage and knocking out electricity to thousands.

Seguin said in a post on Twitter he had seen the area affected by the tornado it the aftermath of the storm and it was “extremely sad sight to see.” Seguin is selling the home but living in another one, he said.

Local media outlets reported several homes and businesses were damaged, power lines downed and tree limbs were scattered across roadways.

Meteorologist Jason Godwin said radar confirmed the twister hit the ground near Love Field Airport and moved northeast through the city. There were no reports of fatalities or serious injuries as of 12:20 a.m. Monday, according to a release from the city of Dallas.

Nearly 112,000 electric customers were without power as of 12:50 a.m., according to Oncor’s online outage map. Around 60,000 of those customers were within Dallas, according to the city, which is opening a shelter by 2 a.m.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

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