Intense thunderstorms, funnel clouds and hail the size of tennis balls bombarded Dallas and Fort Worth immediately, leaving behind a large number of homes and companies without electricity Wednesday. Operations had been starting to return to normal at the city’s two main airports Wednesday early morning following a wide selection of flights had been delayed because of the bad weather and possible surprise damages. The forecast for the region had been mostly sunny with high temperatures within the lower 90s.
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