TULSA, Okla. — Tornado warned storms moved across Green Country early Sunday morning, while there are no confirmed reports of a tornado there is damage left behind.
8 a.m.
The Oklahoma Emergency Response team is monitoring damage across the state:
- Garvin County Emergency Management reports four homes and a couple barns damaged along with numerous power poles and trees.
- Lincoln County Emergency Management reports damage to multiple structures in the southwest corner of the county. Multiple areas are flooded across the county.
- Oklahoma City Emergency Management reports more than 10 homes and structures damaged at SE 89th and Sooner Rd and 44th and Triple X Rd. Oklahoma State Department of Health reports Oklahoma Heart Hospital South sustained damage and powerlines down in the area.
- Stephens County Emergency Management reports multiple power poles down and debris blocking roadways. At least one home has roof damage, and one RV was overturned during the storm.
- Tulsa County Emergency Management reports multiple power lines down and a house fire was caused by a lightning strike.
5:32 a.m.
Power outages near 40,000 PSO customers.
5:20 a.m.
The City of Tulsa is assessing conditions. There are reports of loose items blown around by high winds, along with power outages.
People are urged to stay off the roads if you can. If you have to be out, do not drive over downed power lines or any loose debris. If you see high water in the roadway, Turn Around Don’t Drown.
Please see the following ways to report trees in the roadway or to report utility outages:
Trees in the roadway: (918) 596-9488
Power outage or downed lines: Online or call (833) 776-6884
Gas leaks: Call 911 after evacuating the area
5 a.m.
Strong winds left tree damage across Tulsa.
Power Outages:
There are also thousands of customers without power.
Track outages with PSO—> PSO OUTAGES
Flooding:
Broken Arrow police urge drivers to avoid areas due to street flooding from the heavy rains:
Overnight rains have caused flooding in our area. Several roads are currently closed in Broken Arrow, including East 61st Street (Albany) just east of 209th East Avenue, where debris is blocking the roadway. If you're traveling between 209th East Avenue and 225th East Avenue on 61st Street, seek alternate routes.
We are actively monitoring areas of high water along Haikey Creek and Adams Creek watersheds.
Please remember: 𝐓𝐮𝐫𝐧 𝐀𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝, 𝐃𝐨𝐧’𝐭 𝐃𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧!
Stay safe and avoid flooded areas!
