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Tornado spotted, damage reported in Oklahoma following overnight storms

KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Derik Kline captured images of a tornado just before 10 p.m. Tuesday southwest of Snyder

Tornado spotted, damage reported in Oklahoma following overnight storms

KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Derik Kline captured images of a tornado just before 10 p.m. Tuesday southwest of Snyder

JASON: APPRECIATE YOU. THIS MORNING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE REPORTS ARE COMING OUT OF TILLMAN COUNTY IN SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA. SHBYEL: OVERNIGHT THE COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGER SAID TWO TOWNS THERE ARE ASSESSING DAMAGE. IN HOLLISTER HIGH WINDS TOSSED A MOBILE HOME INTO A ROADWAY. THANKFULLY NO REPORTS OF ANY INJURIES ON THAT STORM WHICH WAS TORNADO WARNED AT ONE POINT. THEN IT WEAKENED. JASON: THEN IN THE TOWN OF FREDERICK WE’RE TOLD BUSINESSES AROUND DOWNTOWN ARE REPORTING DAMAGE TO WINDOWS AND WALLS. AT ONE POINT, MOST OF THAT TNOW WAS WITHOUT POWER. >> I GOT A TORNADO. TORNADO. SHELBY: KOCO STORM CHASER DERIK KLINE CAPTURING THIS TORNADO JUST SOUTHWEST OF SNYDER. YOU CAN SEE IT PEAKING THROUGH THE LIGHTNING THERE. THIS HAPPENED JUST BEFORE 10:00 P.M. AT THIS POINT NO REPORTS OF ANY DAMAGE FROM THIS. JASON: JUST A FEW HOURS EARLIER KOCO CREWS CAPTURED THE FIRST TORNADO OF THE DAY. THIS VIDEO WAS TAKEN NEAR THE CITY OF DUKE AROUND 7:00 P.M . THANKFULLY NO INJURIES OR DAMAGE WITH THIS ONE. YOU CAN SEE HOW THE STORM JUST LIFTED THE DUST AND DIRT UOFFP THE GROUND. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS HAIL. THIS WAS SENT IN BY VIEWER SHANNON BARNETT. THIS IS JUST TWO MILES NORTH OF ELK CI.TY PRETTY LARGE. SHELBY: INCREDIBLE IMAGESRE A STILL POURING IN THIS MORNING. FIELD METEOROLOGIST MICHAEL ARMSTRONG SHARING THIS PHOTO OF A STORM NEAR FOSS. THAT WAS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING BASEBALL SIZED HAIL. HE ALSO CAUGHT THIS WILD LIGHTNING SHOT, YOU CAN SEE LIGHTNING STRIKING THE T.V. TOWERS JUST OUTSIDE THE STATION LATE LAST NIGHT. THIS VIDEO JUST IN OVERNIGHT. A PORTION OF SOUTH SHIELDS WAS SHUT DOWN BECAUSE OF HIGH WATER IN THE ROADW.AY OUR CREW WAS ON SCENE JUST BEFORE 2:00 M.A. AS RAIN WAS FALLING AND PONDING ON THE ROADWAY. THAT WATER HAS SINCE RECEDED IN THAT AREA AND THE ROADWAY IS BACK
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Tornado spotted, damage reported in Oklahoma following overnight storms

KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Derik Kline captured images of a tornado just before 10 p.m. Tuesday southwest of Snyder

Significant damage was reported in Tillman County in southwestern Oklahoma following Tuesday night's storms.The county's emergency manager said two towns are assessing the damage.High winds tossed a mobile home into a roadway in Hollister. No injuries were reported with that storm, which was tornado-warned at one point before it weakened.In Frederick, authorities said businesses around the downtown area reported damage to windows and walls. At one point, most of Frederick was without power.KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Derik Kline captured images of a tornado just before 10 p.m. Tuesday southwest of Snyder. Authorities have not reported any injuries or damage from that storm, but it lifted dust and dirt off the ground.A portion of South Shields Boulevard in Oklahoma City was shut down early Wednesday because of high water on the road. The water has since receded, and the road is back open.

Significant damage was reported in Tillman County in southwestern Oklahoma following Tuesday night's storms.

The county's emergency manager said two towns are assessing the damage.

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High winds tossed a mobile home into a roadway in Hollister. No injuries were reported with that storm, which was tornado-warned at one point before it weakened.

In Frederick, authorities said businesses around the downtown area reported damage to windows and walls. At one point, most of Frederick was without power.

KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chaser Derik Kline captured images of a tornado just before 10 p.m. Tuesday southwest of Snyder. Authorities have not reported any injuries or damage from that storm, but it lifted dust and dirt off the ground.

A portion of South Shields Boulevard in Oklahoma City was shut down early Wednesday because of high water on the road. The water has since receded, and the road is back open.