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OKLAHOMA CITY: A CAPITAL LOCATED IN TORNADO ALLEY

THE STORM: MAY 24

An EF-4 storm was part of a series of storms that rolled through Oklahoma City and its suburbs at rush hour Tuesday, killing at least two people and critically injuring at least three children.

THE STORM: MAY 24

THE STORM

THE STORM ON THE GROUND: MAY 24

HOUSE DESTROYED

ROOF DAMAGE

OVERTURNED TRUCK

CARS DESTROYED