Tornado damage in Oklahoma

A series of tornadoes struck central and southern Oklahoma early Sunday morning, causing significant damage, particularly in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas such as Newcastle and Choctaw. Newcastle Elementary School suffered severe damage, with its roof completely torn off, while multiple homes and structures were affected, resulting in at least six reported injuries. The storms led to downed power lines, blocked roadways, and widespread disruptions, leaving nearly 100,000 residents without power at one point. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt reported ongoing damage assessments and response efforts, including the opening of shelters for displaced residents. Meteorologists confirmed at least six tornadoes, with ongoing expectations for severe weather in the region. The National Weather Service is continuing to investigate further tornado sightings and the overall impact of the storm system.