If not for the cold front coming through it could have been much worse. The tornado in perry had our house in the line of fire, but as soon as it hit that cold front it just went away thankfully. I'm seeing that there was some damage from it in the Perry area.
About a year.
There was probably 3 feet of water in the street 2 houses down (its flowing down hill) when it was coming down good here. Luckily it slowed down and started going down.
Yeah we got slammed with water here in North BA (71st and Elm PL). It was overwhelming our gutters and just pouring out. Thankfully as of now it sounds like its starting to calm down a bit.
Road was flooded on the way in to work. There was a whitewater stream going across the road from a pond and it shoved my crown vic sideways going through it. Made it to work, a lot of people called in.
I-40 is closed near El Reno due to flooding over the hiway.
I was watching the live stream on the News9 weather app early yesterday evening, and they said on the air that the PD in either El Reno or Enid (I can't recall which) was asking that everyone there stay where they were because of the flooding. They said the PD was currently rescuing two dozen people from flooded cars.
Of course, they didn't clarify if that was 24 incidents or just one bus...
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