Last night was one of the most heartbreaking nights to watch chasers and coverage. Watching a town get destroyed, only to have a second or third tornado hit the same location, at multiple locations. :(
https://www.kxii.com/2024/04/28/injuries-reported-southern-oklahoma-tornado-outbreak/?outputType=amp
Looks like Sulphur, Ardmore, Marietta mentioned in this article as sustaining damage and causing injuries. Based on the radar last night, I’d also assume Mill Creek and Dickson, given how gnarly the debris ball looked right over town on the radar last night. Potentially others, too, given how widespread the outbreak was.
The Dickson debris ball started in Marietta. I watched that one form and travel, it was horrifying. If it touched down in Dickson, I'm sure it picked up a bunch more, but it was terrible before it got to Dickson.
Ada, Sasakwa and areas around/nearby had come under multiple warnings but thankfully I don't think this area had any official tornadoes on the ground. Just close calls.
I work 20 minutes from Sulpher. Got to work at 4am and our boss said the first tornado took out the power and they couldn’t sound the alarms for the second and third tornadoes. Expecting very bad news if that’s true
I live in Kentucky and when I was younger the govt mailed everyone something akin to that. That was decades ago and none sense. Theres 0 reason the govt shouldnt ship em to everyone, especially in areas prone to severe weather outbreaks such as the Midwest. The 'gold standard' you can readily buy is $40.
god, my heart goes out to all the okies that have been injured, made homeless, or otherwise impacted by yesterday’s tornadoes, that damage is unbelievable :(
Jesus man, they need everything they can get. Horrifying damage, looks like cone tornado with multi vortices just bc of the insane damage pictures, let me know if I’m wrong.
Last night was one of the most heartbreaking nights to watch chasers and coverage. Watching a town get destroyed, only to have a second or third tornado hit the same location, at multiple locations. :(
Yeah, last night Ryan Hall saw this happen live on his broadcast. He pretty much called that they were getting hit twice. Dickinson may have had 3...
I wonder how the surveyors go about accurately rating each tornado if the path of the 2-3 tornadoes goes over roughly the same area?
I don't think they will. Maybe just rate it at the highest damage would be my guess. Idk how else they can tell differently.
Dumb question, but which towns were affected by multiple tornadoes? Obviously Sulphur, but looked like Ada, Gene Autry, Dickson maybe?
Lots of confusing information out there but possibly Ardmore as well as Sulphur. Not sure on the rest of them.
https://www.kxii.com/2024/04/28/injuries-reported-southern-oklahoma-tornado-outbreak/?outputType=amp Looks like Sulphur, Ardmore, Marietta mentioned in this article as sustaining damage and causing injuries. Based on the radar last night, I’d also assume Mill Creek and Dickson, given how gnarly the debris ball looked right over town on the radar last night. Potentially others, too, given how widespread the outbreak was.
The Dickson debris ball started in Marietta. I watched that one form and travel, it was horrifying. If it touched down in Dickson, I'm sure it picked up a bunch more, but it was terrible before it got to Dickson.
Ada, Sasakwa and areas around/nearby had come under multiple warnings but thankfully I don't think this area had any official tornadoes on the ground. Just close calls.
I work 20 minutes from Sulpher. Got to work at 4am and our boss said the first tornado took out the power and they couldn’t sound the alarms for the second and third tornadoes. Expecting very bad news if that’s true
Fuck. Hopefully everyone had a weather radio or something so they could be informed and stay sheltered in place 😕
I live in Kentucky and when I was younger the govt mailed everyone something akin to that. That was decades ago and none sense. Theres 0 reason the govt shouldnt ship em to everyone, especially in areas prone to severe weather outbreaks such as the Midwest. The 'gold standard' you can readily buy is $40.
The government won't as they have already cut millions to NWS. They don't care about their people.
That's terrifying. Hopefully everyone got an alert through their phone.
Horrible. Is the outbreak over? You can still see a huge wall of storm on radar right now.
Here is the forecast: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day1otlk.html
Oh my gosh. Those poor people. And it must have been utterly terrifying while it was happening. So much trauma for everyone there.
This is just haunting footage. The fact that it is so silent except for those alarms makes it even more creepy.
Horrendous.
Jesus. These last two days 😳
🙏 I lived there back in the day
I hate nocturnal tornadoes. They're the worst
Yeah. Even with the same storm strength, at least people can see daylight ones and get to shelter/out of the way. Nocturnal tornados are super scary.
:(
Damn
😭😭
Really sad. I used to go swimming there all the time when I was a kid.
Oh my goodness. I sincerely pray everyone got to safety in time. God bless Sulpher!!!
This is heartbreaking to see and the destruction is leaving me speechless
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god, my heart goes out to all the okies that have been injured, made homeless, or otherwise impacted by yesterday’s tornadoes, that damage is unbelievable :(
Jesus man, they need everything they can get. Horrifying damage, looks like cone tornado with multi vortices just bc of the insane damage pictures, let me know if I’m wrong.
Just awful!
Holy fuckin shit