A series of tornadoes swept through Oklahoma early Sunday morning, November 3, leaving at least 11 people injured and causing significant damage across the region.
Fortunately, there have been no reported fatalities, according to local officials.
The storms struck with intensity, particularly in and around Oklahoma City, prompting chaos as residents braced for impact.
Justin Cue, a local resident, described the terrifying moment: “I heard it pick up very quickly… debris started hitting the house, and then my window blew out.”
He recounted how his father lost consciousness when their roof collapsed, leaving them both shaken and injured.
Emergency responders were busy throughout the morning, rescuing individuals trapped in overturned mobile homes and assisting those stranded in vehicles due to flash flooding.
One woman was injured when an air conditioner fell during the storm, highlighting the dangers faced by many.
The Oklahoma City Fire Department (OCFD) reported extensive damage, with at least 54 structures sustaining minor harm, 43 suffering major damage, and 39 completely destroyed.
The storms also caused destruction to trees, power lines, and road signs.
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Thousands of residents in Oklahoma and Texas are currently without power, as cleanup efforts begin.
The National Weather Service has continued to issue tornado warnings in the area, indicating that the threat may not yet be over.
Officials are encouraging those looking to help affected individuals to make cash donations to relief organizations, emphasizing that these funds can be used to purchase essential items as needed.
As the community begins to recover from this devastating event, many are left reflecting on the power of nature and the importance of preparedness.
