At Least Four Dead After Tornadoes Rage Through Oklahoma

at least four people are dead and many more injured after tornadoes swept across Oklahoma estimates say at least 40 confirmed tornadoes wreaked havoc when they touched down over the weekend the National Weather Service says those Twisters measured between an ef0 and an ef3 an ef3 on the enhanced fueta scale brings winds that blow between 136 and 165 mph 19-year-old Addie Gordon was working at a steakhouse when she heard the sirens this is how she described the scene to CBS News as we're running through the building to get down to that basement the glasses all shattering out of the windows and it's just like a bomb went off only one day after its grand opening this small business was destroyed the store's owners say it looks even worse in person too soon to even think about it really don't know what we'll do the tornadoes were coupled with severe weather rainstorms and lightning strikes that created destruction as far as Texas Iowa and Nebraska Oklahoma's Governor Kevin stit recorded a message before running in a memorial Marathon be visiting the tour touring the storm damage here in suer in Holdenville later on today just praying for Oklahomans just declared a uh emergency disaster so we can get all the help that the those communities need for Inside Edition digital I'm TC Newman [Music]

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Length: 1min 31sec (91 seconds)

Published: Mon Apr 29 2024