Severe weather has walloped Oklahoma this month. First major flooding hit much of the state, then a tornado shredded a small town, killing two people. More floods are forecast for later this week.
.@POTUS @realDonaldTrump gave Gov. Kevin Stitt a phone call while we were touring the tornado damage in El Reno, Oklahoma. Here is part of their conversation. @GovStitt @koconews pic.twitter.com/Xi4Y0pFCni
— Zach Rael (@KOCOZach) May 27, 2019
Dangerous erosion at the Arkansas River
— Tulsa Police (@TulsaPolice) May 27, 2019
Please do not get near the rushing waters of the River Trails. Today we received multiple reports of an individual that fell into the river screaming for help and was swept downstream.https://t.co/0WnWQdjLNr#2019TulsaFlood
A reminder on this beautiful day: River Parks is CLOSED. The River Parks system has transitioned from a recreational area into a buffer that keeps you safe from the rising Arkansas River. The water won’t crest until late today. https://t.co/YJ0Hyw4SEF pic.twitter.com/CBpIYJgPl7
— G.T. Bynum (@gtbynum) May 27, 2019
Oklahoma had more than its share of weather last night. Here are just a few shots from our #PSOklahoma crew today in Broken Arrow. View outage maps at https://t.co/Io3DTano9l pic.twitter.com/rZHpgUKGr5
— Public Service Co. (@PSOklahoma) May 26, 2019
