Tornado Emergency in Oklahoma, Multi-Day Storms Ahead

0:00It's April 24th. This is Durham News today, your AI-powered local news. A line of brutal storms ripped across the plains Thursday night, spawning more than a dozen tornadoes with the worst-hitting Northwest Oklahoma and triggering a rare tornado emergency from the National Weather Service that emergency kicked in around 8.21pm near Inid, close to Vance Air Force Base, where radar confirmed a massive destructive twister. On the ground, putting lives in immediate danger with threats of flying debris and total wipeouts. Sheriff Corey Rink and Garfield County jumped into search and rescue in the hardest-hit zones like Gray Ridge, reporting 10 to 11 people with minor. Injuries and those efforts are now wrapping up with our worst news so far. Governor Kevin Stid reached out on social media, calling for prayers for Inid's batter community and pledging to team up with local leaders on. Damage checks and recovery needs. This was just the opener for a multi-day severe weather barrage across the plains, with

1:0017 tornado reports stretching from Oklahoma to Iowa and fresh warning still firing from Oklahoma through Missouri into Iowa eyes open out there.