Tornado Outbreak Ravages Oklahoma
Devastating Twisters Cause Widespread Damage, Loss of Life
Sulphur and Marietta Hit Hard by EF3 Tornadoes
Severe storms swept through Oklahoma on Saturday, spawning multiple tornadoes and unleashing torrential rains that caused flash flooding. Among the hardest-hit areas were the towns of Sulphur and Marietta, where tornadoes rated at least EF3 on the Enhanced Fujita scale touched down.
Sulphur Downtown Devastated
In Sulphur, the downtown area bore the brunt of the storm's fury. Buildings were leveled, roofs torn off, and trees uprooted. Emergency crews worked throughout the night to clear debris and search for victims. As of Sunday morning, people in the city were still reeling from the devastation.
Four Confirmed Dead
Tragically, the tornadoes claimed the lives of at least four people, according to officials. The victims' identities have yet to be released.
Recovery Efforts Underway
Recovery efforts are underway in Sulphur and other affected areas. Emergency responders are assisting residents with cleanup and essential services, while volunteers are providing food, shelter, and comfort to those in need.
Stay Informed
Residents of Oklahoma and surrounding states are urged to stay informed about the latest weather forecasts and updates from local authorities. Additional storms may be possible in the coming days, so it is important to take precautions and heed warnings.
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