Oklahoma News
Severe storms roll through Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Severe thunderstorms packing high winds and large hail have downed trees and power poles and damaged other property in parts of southern Oklahoma.
There were no immediate reports of injury, but authorities said at least one house was damaged Wednesday afternoon by a falling tree in Milburn in Johnston County. Officials also reported that large trees were blown over and some were blocking roads in the county.
In neighboring Atoka County, officials said roofs were ripped off several homes and power poles were down across the area.
Power poles also were knocked down in south Oklahoma City, but there were no reports of other damage.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric reported more than 2,300 customers without electricity in central and southern Oklahoma at one point.
- Oklahoma News
-
- Sequoyah County transfers money into empty fund
- Man dies in crash while pursued by Tulsa police
- Man killed in collision with Okla. City police car
- Tulsa mayor wants council attorney's resignation
- Bethel golf star killed in wreck after tourney
- Okla. voters looking at crowded primary ballot
- Daughter urges Okla. voters to not vote for father
- Work on Lawton convention center could begin soon
- 3 found dead in burned home near Dibble
- FAA: 2 killed in Okla. medical helicopter crash
- More Oklahoma News Headlines
