🌪️The tornado is estimated to be F4 or F5 intensity and is at least a mile wide.
⚠️Residents in the path of the tornado, especially in Newcastle and Moore, should take immediate shelter in interior closets or bathrooms.
🔽The tornado is currently moving north and east of Newcastle, heading toward west Moore.
⛈️The storm is also producing heavy rain, hail, and strong winds in the surrounding areas.
🚨Emergency sirens are activated in the affected areas, warning residents to take cover.
What should residents do if they are in the path of the tornado?
—Residents should seek shelter in interior closets or bathrooms, preferably below ground level. Stay away from windows and protect your head.
Which areas are most at risk from the tornado?
—Newcastle and Moore are currently in the immediate path of the tornado. However, it is advised that all residents in the surrounding areas stay alert and take precautions.
What other severe weather conditions are associated with the storm?
—The storm is also producing heavy rainfall, large hail, and strong winds, which can cause additional damage and pose dangers to individuals.
Are emergency services and shelters available for residents affected by the tornado?
—Local authorities and emergency services are actively responding to the situation and providing support to affected residents. Shelters may be available, and it is recommended to follow the instructions of local authorities.
Is there a risk of the tornado heading towards Oklahoma City?
—While the tornado is currently moving north and east of Newcastle, residents in and around Oklahoma City should still remain vigilant and monitor updates from local authorities.
00:00A massive tornado is moving through the Newcastle and Moore areas.
16:25The tornado is turning more to the left and may approach South 89th Street in Moore, posing a significant threat to south Oklahoma City.
08:28Transformers are exploding, causing power outages in Newcastle.
14:37The tornado is currently northeast of Newcastle and is causing major damage.
17:39The tornado is now a multivortex tornado and is north and east of Newcastle.
13:14The tornado has just gone through downtown Newcastle.
09:49Reports of significant damage and injuries in Grady County, southeast of Tuttle.
02:27Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for Oklahoma County, with large hail, lightning, and heavy rainfall.
