After Edmond storm, the work begins
EDMOND — When Crystal Routz left work Tuesday, she knew a tornado had passed through Edmond. The Oak Tree housing addition resident said she didn’t figure her house was in the path of the storm.

Path of the Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2009, tornado in the Oklahoma City metro area.
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• The mid-afternoon tornado carved a path of destruction several miles long from northwest Oklahoma City into west and north Edmond.
• No serious injuries were reported in Edmond.
• Six homes were damaged or destroyed in Edmond and several businesses reported damage.
• The storm downed power lines throughout Edmond, blocking streets and leaving residents without electricity. At one point Tuesday, 1,700 homes were without electricity. By Wednesday morning most homes had power restored, officials said.
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Taking shelter
Next door to Routz, neighbor Jeanette Penhall lost most of the roof on her house. She left her home about 6 p.m., taking shelter under an umbrella as rain continued to pour down on the inside of her house.
Penhall, 51, was home when the storm hit. She wasn’t injured because she was hiding under a mattress in the hallway.
"It happened so fast,” Penhall said. "I heard the wind and then it was over. I knew it was coming my way, but I never thought it would hit my house.
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