up and down. maybe four tornadoes per storm but four parent storms. the parent storm, the parent super creell here is i believe e one that did damage on carney and towards agra and will continue towards the northeast wrapped in rain. i want you to pay attention and look more at the storm to the south and more in new castle and into norman. because this is. now where more people are actually located. many more family, many more homes. it is not an ef-3, 4 tornado going through that area but it s just still developing, still getting stronger. we should go to jennifer with that. jennifer has been talking about the path of this. we have been saying it s going to weaken over time, but it s certainly not the end of this. and, listen, this is what these people are going to wake up to see the sun is about to ge down and now they re standing out looking at their property, or their neighbor s property, whatever it is, and this is just heartbreaking to see.
into new castle. we re seen numerous tornado warnings popping ut throughout the evening and continue to see that as we go through the next couple of hour, but the problem is, when these storms go through, and this one is moving roughly at about 35 miles per hour, these are potentially dangerous, of course. they cause widespread destruction. we ve seen individual video fro koco, and rain wrapped damage. i want to point out, for 5:34, keep s in mind, this storm producing a tornado indicated on radar could be in norman by 5:44. carl park, 5:48 and into parkland. this tornado warning in place until 5:50 local time. as we advance a little more for you. we ve been talking, following things on radar, roughly how it s rotating and then the direction. as we zoom in a bit more for you, and remember chad talked about this earlier.
those particular cities being in oklahoma city. well i think to say it would be a stretch. you re 70, 80 miles even at 30, 40 miles per hour. this is hours away. typically storms don t last that long, they will cycle, kill themselves. come around so hard they ll cut off their own circulation and it will die. in other storm, further south, kln charlie as we call it the next storm to the southwest will develop, and somewhere after dark, these storm will all line up. they will all connect to reach other, and the tornado potential will go down significantly. right now, there are three big red circles. one, two, three. those are circulating super cells. they are not attached to each other. so any one of those cells could rotate and put a tornado down. we know the northern one right now still happen that tornado on the ground. chad myers, can you stand by and just a moment here. i ll get back to you, i promise.
tornado itself. whether it s dust, wheat, any kind of brasses or shingles what we begin to see as it touches the ground. cycling on and off, up and down and will continue for quite some time. oklahoma city is in no danger at this point from this storm, but there are more storms back out to the west of this storm, some of the more populated areas we still have to worry about, don. stand by, chad myers. we have you covered. chad myers, our meteorologist here in atlanta also our affiliates there. a number of affiliates. you see one on the air reporting live in koc oechlt. they ve got you covered as well, they ve got our backs we ve got yours and we re watching and our meteorologist in-house, jennifer delgado. new information on the path of these tornadoes in the system. what do you have for us? update everybody. this tornado warnings we re watching and looking at in parts of oklahoma. this is going to last until 5:30. we re talking central time. now, since the last hour, a lot
winds in excess of 130, 140 miles per hour, i would say, don, as a meteorologist pointed out, pieces of debris flying in the sky. some might be confused why the words are not going with the person on the screen. shop say voice of chad myers our meteorologist on there. chad s talking. this is a meteorologist from koco in oklahoma and he is on the air reporting live. the big thing, swirling thing that is a tornado that has touched down near wellston there, and in oklahoma. and this this is just east now. just getting new positions. just east now of carney in oklahoma, chad myers, continue. that s right. and we also are going to see this storm continue to cycle on and off. so even though you may not see a tornado on the ground now, that doesn t mean it s not circulation in contact with the ground proper. there just may not be the funnel all the way to the ground. the funnel is really just debris that is pictured up by the