Street flooding, power outages reported after severe storms move through D-FW

[3/17] A townhouse construction partially collapsed at Munger Ave and Annex Ave after a severe storm passed over Dallas, TX on Sunday, September 4, 2022.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)

[4/17] Several units of a townhome complex under construction at Munger and Annex avenues in Old East Dallas collapsed during powerful storms on Sunday, Sept. 4, 2022.(Erik Schutz / Erik Schutz)

[5/17] A townhouse construction partially collapsed at Munger Ave and Annex Ave after a severe storm passed over Dallas, TX on Sunday, September 4, 2022.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)

[6/17] LaTasha Kelly, 39, left, speaks to her family on her phone as she stands next to a fallen tree that came crashing down on her car as she was sitting inside during a storm on Victor Street in Dallas on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022. Kelly’s boyfriend was helping a friend change a tire when the tree came crashing down on Kelly’s vehicle. She was able to exit from the passenger door and take shelter under a porch as the storm passed. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[7/17] Mark Guest, 55, stands on a ladder with the help of neighbor Eric Warheit, 51, as Guest uses a chainsaw to cut portions of a tree that came crashing down on a parked vehicle as a woman was sitting inside during a storm on Victor Street in Dallas, on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[8/17] Mark Guest, 55, uses a chainsaw to cut portions of a tree that came crashing down on a parked vehicle as a woman was sitting inside during the storm on Victor Street in Dallas on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[9/17] Ricky Neal, 40, drags branches while helping neighbors remove a tree piece by piece from his vehicle after heavy wind slammed the tree on his car parked along Victor Street in Dallas on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022. Neal’s girlfriend LaTasha Kelly was sitting in the vehicle when the tree came crashing down. She exited the car from the passenger door and took shelter under a porch as the storm passed. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[10/17] Wood shavings cover Victor Street as neighbors use a chainsaw to cut portions of a tree that came crashing down on a parked vehicle as a woman was sitting inside during a storm in Dallas on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[11/17] Mark Guest, 55, stands on a vehicle with the help of neighbor Eric Warheit, 51, as Guest uses a chainsaw to cut portions of a tree that came crashing down on a parked car as a woman was sitting inside during a storm on Victor Street in Dallas, on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[12/17] LaTasha Kelly, 39, center, reacts with a smile while speaking to friend Laquila Levy, far-right, and Jennifer Warheit, left, who helped the two women and Kelly’s boyfriend with access to her porch, towels, and water as they waited for the storm to pass in Dallas, on Sunday, Sept. 04, 2022. “All I heard was a cracking noise, and the tree came down. Oh my god, I was so terrified. I was scared. I cried about 15 minutes straight,” said Kelly. Kelly’s boyfriend was helping a friend change a tire when the tree came crashing down on the vehicle with Kelly inside. She was able to exit the passenger door and take shelter under a porch as the storm passed. (Ben Torres / Special Contributor)

[13/17] Downed trees block Cecille Street between Lakeshore and Palo Pinto in Dallas on Sunday afternoon, September 4, 2022. The severe storms that moved through North Texas Sunday carried strong winds and hail in some areas, with power outages reported in many parts of Dallas and Fort Worth.(Denise Beeber / Staff)

[14/17] A large tree fell on Gaston Ave near Dumas St, blocking traffic after a severe storm passed over Dallas, TX on Sunday, September 4, 2022.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)

[15/17] Workers remove a fallen tree in front of an apartment complex on Gaston Ave after a severe storm passed over Dallas, TX, on Sunday, September 4, 2022.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)

[16/17] Michael Solares helps to remove a large tree that fell on Gaston Ave near Dumas St, blocking traffic after a severe storm passed over Dallas, TX, on Sunday, September 4, 2022.(Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer)