Terrifying Videos, Photos of Tornadoes Near Dallas
April 5, 2012; 6:01 AM ET
Large, destructive tornadoes touched down in the Dallas and Fort Worth areas of Texas on Tuesday afternoon.
RELATED: LIVE: Tornado Emergency in Dallas
Arlington was hit particularly hard with the mayor declaring a state of emergency.
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