Tuesday, July 1st 2014, 5:47 am
Late night and early morning storms have left a trail of damage in the Oklahoma panhandle.
Tri-County Electric Cooperative is reporting more than 100 broken utility poles that were broken by high winds that reached 85+ miles per hour in some areas.
Photos from Tri-County show utility workers repairing poles in the Guymon area early Tuesday morning.
A dispatcher at the Beaver County Sheriff's Office said high winds caused minor damage in the Beaver area overnight. Minor flooding was also reported.
Some News 9 viewers in Beaver County reported golf ball-sized hail.
News 9 Meteorologist Lacey Swope says those storms are weakening as they push east into central Oklahoma.
Stay with News 9 and News9.com for the latest. We'll keep you advised.
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