velocity. this is going to be route 66. here s midwest boulevard. air depot. the rotation is going to be tightening wow, incredible. you were seeing the flying debris there. we re getting images from koco as well as kfor out of edmond, oklahoma. you heard the reporters talking about the path of this tornado that has touched ground. you have seen the images of that funnel cloud. you ve seen the debris that has been dispersed as well. moving 30 miles an hour toward arcadia. what we re seeing is a storm system again the one that s producing this tornado, it is moving to the east. roughly about 30 miles per hour. anywhere to the east of interstate 44 in and luther they re going to see potentially the storm if it holds itself together potentially bringing it
where we are potentially see this storm at the northeast-northeast at roughly 30 miles per hour. i am going to pop out of this just for a second. what we ve been seeing out of oklahoma as well as what we ve been seeing out of kansas, these storms been these super cells are going to continue and you can also see if we look on the radar where this inflow is. this is enmondadmond, the city. if you re in luther you need to watch out for this storm as it crosses over interstate 44 and as we continue to follow what s happening i think this is coming out of kfor out of edmond. this is oklahoma city. but certainly dangerous situation. it is going to continue to be vial lolent as we go through th evening hours. it will continue to peak as we go through about 8:00 this evening. we reported the tornado emergency was lifted in wichita, kansas, but that necessarily mean the folks in kansas are out of the woods? absolutely not. we are talking tornado watches in place from areas from minnesota al