Storms leave damage across Oklahoma City metro
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Tuesday night's storms left damage across the Oklahoma City metro.
Storms rolled through the metro overnight with winds up to 70 mph, and even 80 mph in some areas, according to a KFOR meteorologist.
Damage has been reported in multiple areas, including the KFOR studio. Power poles in the area have been blown over and some lights have been blown off of the building.
More damage has been reported in NE Oklahoma City. A building near Britton Rd. and Kelley Ave. has extensive damage to the roof with debris covering the parking lot.
A restaurant near SE 15th St. and Post Rd. received damage. A portion of the roof was taken off and there's damage to the exterior of the building.
A homeowner who lives near Waterloo Rd. and Pennsylvania Ave. spoke with News 4 after a 2x4 piece of wood went through her kitchen window.
"And all of a sudden it sounded like a tornado had hit the house and we heard huge noise," said Danielle Mann-Diangi. "Trampolines were flying everywhere, our tables are everywhere in the back part of the yard, like, everything is everywhere."
A portion of the road near SE 15th St. and Hiwassee Rd. has been damaged. Drivers are asked to drive carefully in that area.
No injuries have been reported from the overnight storms. Multiple areas have also reported power outages.
According to OG&E, crews are currently working to return power to more than 39,000 customers across its service area.
"We understand the urgency, especially given the extreme heat conditions, and we recommend customers visit OGE.com/coolzones for information on safe places to stay cool. We urge everyone to check on family, friends, and neighbors, ensuring they are in safe locations during this time. Safety is our paramount concern; we remind the public to stay clear of downed poles and power lines as we work diligently to bring power back to our community." said OG&E.