EAS Timeline: 100 Mph Winds and Derecho Strike Downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma | NOAA Weather Radio 

It was pretty scary to hear that the PD requests to issue dangerous straight line winds at 19:20. By the way, the first 100 MPH wind gust alert came at 16:50 for those looking

I Live in Oklahoma City and got a taste of this storm's crazy winds. 2 power lines got snapped in half and was left without power until the next day at 6:01PM

I’m up in Southwest Missouri and got a little bit of what Tulsa got but not as bad in Southwest Missouri. It definitely woke me up.

yay you're alive

Dude 19:23 makes me question why people live in Oklahoma. You Oklahomans got some balls on god.

Wow Tulsa is getting destructive storms 😢

There was an SVR-D in the morning for 80MPH battering down on Shreveport and Bossier City

I live in Tulsa and I can honestly say we had not seen so much widespread damage since the big ice storm of 2007

These storms are going to the *Derecho!* Get it? Derecho in spanish is actually the word *right!* But still.

04:35 One EAS header and then the 1050mgz tone? Weird..

Fort Smith had 70 to 80 mph winds and there were power flashes

19:23 I would move out of Oklahoma if I heard that💀

we got more coming btw :3

That was crazy

I remember this my truck was pushed in my neighbors yard that was crazy

Nice how do you get these

We're there any tornado warnings for that?

Tracked this one! It was bad!

19:21 😟

Where do you get this radar?