Saturday, April 29th 2017, 1:16 pm
Saturday’s early morning storm left a significant path of damage throughout Oklahoma City. Crews are working to cleanup after downed power lines and trees blocking lanes of traffic.
The City says its Multi-Agency Coordination staff is assessing the damage.
Here’s a list of traffic signals out:
Street Closures:
Debris in the Roadway:
Trees Reported Down in the Roadway:
The American Red Cross opened a shelter in Oklahoma County due to severe weather. The shelter is at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, 2717 W Hefner Road in Oklahoma City.
Saturday’s early morning storm left a significant path of damage throughout Oklahoma City.
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