in, that is going to head for seminole. see your time of arrival, st. louis, maude, seminole, 7:06, then over there toward cromwell and okema, you folks in holdenville, stay alert here a bit later on, very, very quick lakers bad hook right there, a very dangerous storm. down south, pauls valley, apparently markç dillard made through without major damage, look that the hook here this is a bad hook here, that is going right toward ardmore, you folks in ardmore, if i were you, get out of the way, get below ground or out of the way of that thing. lone grove and ardmore, get out of the way or go below ground on that don t go out there and look at it get out of its way or go below ground. that is a dangerous, dangerous hook, off tornado warning for carter county and that could easily produce a maxi tornado coming into lone grove and ardmore. lone grove and ard moore, get out of the way of that thing, do not take it lightly and don t wait on it to come in, because the storms are picking up
earlier that the storm went on a very similar path, you are absolutely right, just south of the oklahoma city metro area, moore, normen, goldsby area was hit in 99, in 2003, and now here again tonight. so, what you and everybody around you doing right now? are people in their shelters in do you have some place to go? my apartment building does have a basement that i can get to i m also just a block from city hall in a downtown high rise and city hall is made of marble, probably the safest place to be. we also have a large sky track scraper that s being constructed in downtown oklahoma city, 800, 900 feet tall right now, still under construction. i m somewhat concerned about high wind, pulling some materials off of that building it is still under construction and don t have any idea how secure a lot of átáq materials r you don t want that type of material flowing around the densely populated oklahoma city metro. so, there s all sorts of
i m going to keep heading east and take a look at is semisnoel storm. there s too many storms for one person to cover over here. the twoç tornadoic storms we r trying to cover both, but it s almost impossible. i m going to go to the next storm coming up on seminole. it had it was getting tighter and tighter. that storm will cross i-40 at the cromwell exit is where it s going to cross. and then could hit okema. that s where it s going. it s got a nasty hook. a recent report of a funnel halfway to the ground nearly earls burough. it s going to head for little and i-40 at the cromwell exit. then it may hit okema. that s what david payne stalking about right there. from that city as they continue to follow a massive
now. 92-mile-an-hour shear, but a very strong hook with it you folks in lone grove and ard moore, dixon, including the lake, including as far south as the lake, ard moore airport, dangerous, dangerous storm down in southern oklahoma tornado warping for carter county that is a dangerous storm coming into the lone grove ardmore area right now. further up here to the north, let s go back to david payne here on the getter in with an update on the tornado on the ground near shawnee, which is lifted as of last report with a lot of debris falling out of the sky. david what do you have? tornado lifted, looking up to my north now, i have condensation beginning to lift up underneath this thing again, a chance it might cycle and do it again. right now, i can see everything i need to see there is no tornado on the ground now, this thing has lifted, so, traffic is beginning to flow again on i-40 over here. right now, mike, no tornado on the ground, i can see it all. i m going to go east and then
injuries from that. let s take a look at that. this is a serious storm here near seminole. there s your time of arrival. you stay alert. meeker as well. if we can get david payne back on. that storm is cycling. let s go to david payne. that meeker storm has definitely cycled and is increasing again. what do you see? mike, here s the deal, i m split in the two storms. i m bake on i-40 again. the seminole storm is to my south. i can see the circulation when i turned off the highway. i know it was getting stronger and stronger as we were getting towards meerk. i m back on i-40 now. i m going back east. i think i m going to drop down and try to go in between storms now as i check out the seminole storm just to my south. does that sound like a good plan to you? mike? go straight east on 40. david, go ahead, we re here.