The series of warnings and warnings has many first aiders and business activities in North Texas, which were prepared shortly after two serious storms that were damaged in several communities.
Mark Richie from HomeWorks LLC said his phone hadn't stopped ringing since Saturday morning when the latest storms blew through Ellis County.
“We called some of our reinforcements to help as many homeowners as possible because the damage in Ellis County, Waxahachie, Palmer, was,” said Richie. “We saw everything from turbines that were completely canceled, the Power Bank that was completely open.”
On Thursday he inspected roofs in Red Oak, who was affected by the hail on Saturday.
“We learned a lot from Saturday, so we have crews in standby” Said Richie. “Usually we keep four to five, maybe six employees who carry out our roof repairs and installations. We have the availability of maintaining up to 40, 50 people, as we need. “
In Ennis, piles of tree members can be seen in front of many houses.
“The other day we did four jobs a day. We were very, very busy this week, ”said Joel Rodriguez. Rodriguez has been working with the Axperts Tree Service for ten years.
“They are trees that fall on the houses and fall on electric lines. But mostly the electrical company comes out and works on it, ”said Rodriguez.
He said the focus on Thursday was due to preventive measures.
“We take care of a tree that fell into the neighbor's yard. And we will actually carry out preventive maintenance. We cut some other trees together, so it doesn't happen again, ”said Rodriguez.
In an explanation, Oncor said that the protocol for Friday for strong winds would be similar if they prepare a different storm and react to it.
“Oncor monitors exactly a storm system, which is expected to share widespread wind with the potential of 60-65 miles per hour throughout the day of the day. Employees and resources will react as soon as possible to all effects on the resulting effects of effects, ”said an oncor spokesman.
Flights are also a big problem because the spring vacation trip is ongoing. Both DFW International and Love Field Airports stated that their processes remain normal, but monitor the conditions and adjust them as required.
Soil stops would be exhibited by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
“Our message to travelers is to check their flight plans or with the airlines before they arrive at the airport. We also recommend that you stay up to date on weather and road conditions and to follow our social media platforms for all updates of the airport, ”said a spokesman for Dallas Love Field.