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there s damage, damage is eminent with this storm. absolutely. i m not surprised one bit that we are depicting debris out of this. as we mentioned, tree, farm equipment, it s a very hilly area. so we are likely going to pick up all sorts of things. i can sooner see that right now within the radar. also want to just touch base on, not only this storm, also anymore storms that develop, which we are beginning to see. more storms develop just back with our affiliate coverage in a moment. live affiliate reporters from our affiliate koco in oklahoma. get now to our chief meteorologist chad myers on the phone. chad, a huge super cell and it has been whipping its way across oklahoma. you saw the live pictures on the air. described by the chopper pilot as a half-mile wide. reporter: right. you also heard that local meteorologist from coco, my home affiliate when i worked oklahoma. he talked about debris field. being the doppler radar, seeing
things other than rain drops and hail in the clouds. seeing tree, seeing limbs. seeing parts of homes and shingles that the radar says, hey, wait. this is not a regular rain drop. it s much larger. what we call debris. it can be insulation, anything out in the clouds. the storm has been on the ground for an amount of time. it is a stove pipe large tornado. if you are in carney, carney. now this is north of wellston and, don, wellston did not take a direct hit. it was a fuel miles north of the city. let me tell you, when you live in oklahoma, a few miles makes a tremendous difference. because even carney, about ten streets north to south, maybe six streets east to west. so less than square mile. if it misses by a square mile, you ve missed the town. it muches such a difference in rural oklahoma. a couple of cells one under the word oklahoma city and one south
absolutely. we are looking at that video. people walking around surveying what s left of their homes there. we talk about this all the time, don. if you have a basement, yes, get to the basement. when the storms blow through, they blow out the glass. you can suffer more injuries when you re not in an interior part of your home. looking at video coming in. you re seeing those roofs ripped off. chad just said, he is an expert at this. says it looks like potentially an ef-3, much like we saw coming out of areas of dallas just late last week, ef-3 and ef-4. keep in mind, ef 4, talking winds 200 miles per hour. now, as we go back over, and as chad said to you, we want to talk more about the storm. hey, jennifer, i want to stay on the pictures as long as you can, before we talk about the let s talk about again, according to affiliates, this is wellston. wellston, uh-huh. if you want to know what it looks like in your attic, you just saw it, with the air
blue, sometimes yellows and oranges. those the power lines being ripped off the poles and then you see the big flashes when the transformers are going as well. it s hard to see this tornado. a lot of rain wrapping around it. it was an easier pick cheture t the tornado. trust me, there s one in there, you can t see it because of the rain coming all the way around that storm right now. people in oklahoma, you need too pay attention. you always do. the noaa weather radio is the safest and most reliable thing you can also do. buy an app for your phone. it knows where you are. gps certify and know, you re in that, the big square, that big purple square and driving down i-44, you don t know the county, but your phone knows where you are, and it knows whether you re in the tornado warning and in danger or not. do you know oklahoma well? large city center, tulsa. tell us how far we are from those particular towns.