At least four people killed including a four-month-old baby
EF4 tornado hits Marietta, Oklahoma
National Weather Service conducting damage assessments
Tornadoes part of a larger outbreak that produced at least 50 tornadoes since April 25
On April 29, 2024, a devastating tornado struck the small town of Marietta, Oklahoma. The tornado was upgraded to an EF4 with winds of up to 165-170 mph, making it the strongest tornado in the US since May 9, 2016. At least four people were killed by the tornadoes that swept through Oklahoma, including a young child. The town was left in ruins as every business appeared to have been destroyed.
Governor Kevin Stitt visited Sulphur, Oklahoma where the devastation was most severe. He declared a state of emergency in 12 counties and offered his condolences to the families who had lost loved ones. President Joe Biden also offered federal support in response to the disaster.
One family that was particularly affected by the tornado was that of a four-month-old baby named [Baby's Name] who died during the storm. The Skeen family is recovering from their physical wounds and facing an emotional scar after losing their child. Morrison's Main Street Market, Boomarang Diner, and Security State Bank in Holdenville are accepting donations for the family to help them during this difficult time.
The tornadoes that hit Oklahoma were part of a larger outbreak that produced at least 50 tornadoes since April 25. The National Weather Service is conducting surveys to assess the damage caused by these storms and determine their ratings on the Enhanced Fujita Scale.
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A tornado has left a small Oklahoma town devastated. Gov. Kristi Noem defends herself after writing that she killed her dog is not in other articles. The first container ship has arrived at Baltimore port since the bridge collapse is not in other articles.
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On April 29, 2024, a tornado struck Marietta, Oklahoma. The tornado was upgraded to an EF4. It is the strongest tornado to hit the US in over a year.
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A four-month-old baby was killed in a tornado in Holdenville, Oklahoma. The Skeen family is recovering from physical wounds and facing an emotional scar after losing their baby. Morrison’s Main Street Market, Boomarang Diner and Security State Bank are accepting donations for the family. The family needs specific clothes such as socks, underwear, shirts and pants for the mom, dad and little girl. Surrounding communities are joining in on the donation effort.
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At least four people, including a young child, were killed by tornadoes in Oklahoma. Governor Kevin Stitt visited Sulphur, Oklahoma where every business appeared to have been destroyed. A state of emergency was declared in 12 counties due to the tornado damage. President Joe Biden offered the full support of the federal government.
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A tornado with winds of 165-170 mph, rated EF-4 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, occurred in Marietta, Oklahoma on April 27, 2024. One person was killed during the tornado in Marietta. This is Oklahoma’s first EF-4 tornado since May 9, 2016. At least one death has been reported in the recent tornado outbreak that produced at least 50 tornadoes since April 25.
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