The tornado warnings came as part of a multi-day severe weather outbreak in Lubbock and the region that brought heavy rainfall, power outages and reports of mostly wind-related storm damage that was still being assessed by the NWS and local authorities.

Texas has dealt with a plenty of tornadoes over the past few months, but there's one in particular that had everyone's attention. It was reported by USA Today that at least 20 tornadoes went from New Mexico into Lubbock,

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - update 10:53 p.m. - A few severe storms will continue next few hours, primary risk being large hail and damaging wind. Then our attention will turn to the afternoon, for the next round of severe weather.

LUBBOCK, Texas – Severe weather swept through the Southwest on Thursday, causing power outages and flooded streets in Texas. The storm traveled more than 80 miles, producing its first tornadoes around Causey, New Mexico, and not giving up before reaching Lubbock, Texas, during the evening hours, where most of the impacts were felt.

The primary risk with storms tomorrow afternoon and evening is destructive wind and very large hail. The most intense storms may produce gusts of 80-100mph and 3″ or larger hail. There could be a few isolated tornadoes as well.

Potential twin tornadoes were spotted on the ground, northwest of Lubbock, Texas, on Thursday evening. A tornado warning remains in effect for Lubbock, Wolfforth, and Shallowater until 8:45 PM CDT, with the National Weather Service (NWS) confirming observed tornadoes and potential hail.

A thunderstorm that developed on Thursday afternoon around Causey, New Mexico traveled eastward over 80 miles and impacted Lubbock, Texas on Thursday evening. Over its trek, the Storm Prediction Center received nearly 2 dozen reports of tornadoes,

The National Weather Service shares the best ways to prepare if a tornado threatens you and your loved ones safety.