Rough Night In NE Oklahoma

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Rough Night In NE Oklahoma

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Was a tad breezy in Oklahoma last night. As a large storm/cool front blew through. The gust front was brutal, 90-120mph straight line winds. Lots of tree damage along with power lines down and poles snapped off. Injuries and fatalities were extremely low, but I know some lost houses from trees landing on them.

It only took us a couple of hours to get everything cleaned up but many folks are going to be in the dark for sometime.

Did put the J Truck to work😎
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Re: Rough Night In NE Oklahoma

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First that came to mind re Oklahoma was "tornado alley." Glad it wasn't worse.
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Niiiiiiiiice :-bd

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Beautiful truck... Stay safe out there

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Good work... Weird season on the left coast as well. Memorial day weekend was nice but in the higher elevations there was the constant threat of thunderstorms which is unusual, along with still a lot of snow on some forest roads and closures.
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Glad y'all are alright!

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Thanks guys. Power is still out for much of the area. The recovery from this is going to take some time. Finally got a generator coming tomorrow for my work so we can put the 25 folks that work for us there back to work. It’s expensive but we have to take care of our folks and our customers. They are counting on us to make our deadlines so they can make theirs and everyone can get paid.
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Re: Rough Night In NE Oklahoma

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WHEW - Glad to hear the truck is OK. The fatalities, personal injures etc, building's falling over, tree torn up, no biggie, the Jeep safety is what's important! (sarcasm)
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Got that right! The value in the garage way exceeds the value of the garage and house combined😂😂
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Re: Rough Night In NE Oklahoma

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Glad all is OK. Originally from Joplin, MO, here, and I don't have the same non-chalantness I had about tornadoes after the EF5 in 2011.
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