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Tornadoes sweep through Oklahoma; more severe weather expected Monday
At least four separate tornadoes touched down in central Oklahoma late Sunday afternoon, including the one near the town of Shawnee, 35 miles southeast of Oklahoma City, that laid waste to much of a mobile home park. PHOTO Gallery Storm damage from Saturday Tornado levels mobile home park VIDEO: I-40 shut down due to tornado-related accidents Several homes damaged by tornado, but no injuries in Edmond VIDEO: More severe weather expected Monday National Weather Service reports continued severe weather risk for Monday Some houses in Dale neighborhood reduced to 'splinters'
Tornado levels homes in trailer park
EDMOND — A powerful storm system rumbled through the Plains and upper Midwest on Sunday, spawning tornadoes that damaged homes and buildings near Oklahoma City and put the Tulsa area on high-alert.
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Governor George Nigh gives his third inaugural message on the south steps of the state capitol on a chilly day in January of 1979. Nigh became the 22nd governor and first three-time chief executive. Staff photo by Bob Vahlberg taken 1/8/79.
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leighannem1 Westbound Interstate 40 at US 177 is still closed as well as northbound US 177 at Interstate 44, ODOT reports. #okwx
Today 10:03:06 PM -
jaclyncosgrove A view from the upstairs bedroom of a destroyed home in Shawnee. The family had lived here about 25 years. #okwx LINK
Today 10:00:17 PM -
leighannem1 US 177 westbound to northbound is open, as well as eastbound to southbound. All other roadways are still closed at this time, OHP said #okwx
Today 09:56:34 PM -
NewsOKSports From @BerryTramel - Limiting Wes Lunt's transfer options makes Mike Gundy look bad: LINK #OKstate
Today 09:49:42 PM -
TheOklahoman Our hearts go out to those affected by today's storms. You're all in our thoughts tonight. LINK
Today 09:45:56 PM -
julianakeeping Steelman Estates residents say large portion of mobile home community gone in Dale, OK. Some who lost homes have no where to go. Cars gone.
Today 09:44:46 PM -
julianakeeping Dale, OK: This 7 year old's family is safe but home destroyed. Chubs the bull dog lived through the tornado. #okwx LINK
Today 09:41:36 PM -
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leighannem1 Two people are missing after the severe storm in Pottawatomie County, sheriff Mike Booth said. #okwx
Today 09:19:55 PM -
leighannem1 OG&E customers w/o power, update: Bethel Acres: 531; Choctaw: 662; McLoud: 390; Norman: 852; north OKC: 1459 (from Sat night); Wellston: 847
Today 08:43:59 PM -
leighannem1 The Enid Canteen is preparing to deploy to Carney. Canteens are equipped to provide feeding, hydration and emotional spiritual care.
Today 08:39:01 PM
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