HOUSTON – Severe storms swept through Southeast Texas with tornadic activity in the Houston area on Saturday, the second day in the last three days. Saturday’s storms caused extensive damage and resulted in at least one death and several injuries.

A total of nine tornadoes were reported. The National Weather Service will send survey teams to the reporting locations to confirm the tornadoes and determine how strong they were.

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After the storms passed, meteorologist Pat Cavlin examined the storms and reported tornadoes in detail, location by location. Below you will find a list of where there were reports and the result.

• Damage to a mobile home park and brick buildings
• Roof damage to houses
• A car overturned
• No injuries were reported

• A tornado was spotted near the intersection of Spring Cypress Rd and Highway 290 in Cypress. No damage was reported.

• Significant area damage
• Mobile homes destroyed
• Brick houses suffered severe roof damage
• A fire station was damaged
• Rubble scattered widely

• Several homes were severely damaged by a tornado in and around Dickinson.
• Damage to the roof of a house in Bacliff

• Cavlin said it was unusual for the tornado to maintain strength over water

• A car was blown over by a tornado near Smith Point, causing possible injuries.
• Several power lines along Highway 124 were downed by a tornado, causing closures in both directions north of High Island.

Additional damage was reported as it moved from the Houston area into Jefferson County