Tornadoes Cause Damage in Oklahoma City

Severe weather, including multiple tornadoes, struck the Oklahoma City Metro area, causing significant damage and leaving at least five individuals with non-life-threatening injuries. Oklahoma City officials, including Mayor David Holt and Police Chief Ron Bacy, reported that the storm has resulted in the destruction of 39 buildings, with 43 sustaining major damage and 54 minor damage. Residents are urged to remain vigilant as additional storms may develop, and several neighborhoods are closed to non-residents to facilitate recovery efforts. Governor Kevin Stitt is set to survey the damage, particularly in southeast Oklahoma City, where the impact was most severe. Approximately 5,000 customers remain without electricity, and extensive road closures are in effect due to flooding and debris. Community organizations are mobilizing relief efforts, emphasizing Oklahoma City's resilience in the face of adversity.