Wed Sep 24 12:50:00 UTC 2025: **Summary:**

Severe storms ripped through Denton County on Sunday night and Monday morning, causing significant damage and one fatality. The storms brought heavy rain (up to 6.7 inches), high winds (up to 70 mph), and hail (up to two inches in diameter). A resident at the McClain’s Longhorn RV park died after sustaining injuries. Structures suffered roof and window damage, and trees were downed. Approximately 3,000 power outages were reported. Significant damage was reported at the Walmart Distribution Center and other warehouses. Emergency services responded to numerous calls, particularly in Sanger.

**News Article:**

**Denton County Grapples with Aftermath of Severe Storms; One Dead, Thousands Without Power**

DENTON, TX – Denton County is assessing widespread damage after a severe storm system swept through the area Sunday night and Monday morning, leaving one person dead and thousands without power. The storms, which brought torrential rain, damaging winds, and hail, caused significant structural damage across the county.

A resident at the McClain’s Longhorn RV park at the KOA RV park on site died after sustaining injuries during the storm, according to officials.

The National Weather Service reported rainfall totals reaching 6.7 inches in some areas, with wind gusts up to 70 mph recorded in Denton Square, triggering emergency sirens. Hail up to two inches in diameter also pummeled the county.

Significant damage was reported at the Walmart Distribution Center on North Stemmons Freeway, where a large hole was ripped in the roof. Collapsed walls were also reported at a nearby warehouse. The warehouse at 6100 N. Stemmons Freeway sustained damages as well.

Downed trees blocked roadways, and an estimated 3,000 residents experienced power outages. Utility crews worked through the night to restore service.

“We appreciate how everyone worked seamlessly together to respond in this emergency situation,” said Denton County Judge Andy Eads in a statement. “We sincerely regret the loss of life, and our thoughts are with the family.”

The city of Sanger reported responding to 35 emergency calls. Building damage was also noted on Lois Road and at the Villas at Hunnington in Sanger.

Emergency services, including the Denton County Sheriff’s Office, the City of Sanger, and fire marshals, responded to the crisis. The Goliath mobile communications command center was deployed to Sanger to support operations. Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, the Community Emergency Response Team, and the American Red Cross are on standby for potential sheltering needs.

Residents are advised to exercise caution while navigating damaged areas and to report any hazards to local authorities.

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