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Tornado Ravages Enid, Oklahoma; Storms Hit Kearney, Missouri

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Tornado devastates Enid, Oklahoma; residents pull through, bracing for more storms

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Tornado Ravages Enid, Oklahoma; Storms Hit Kearney, Missouri

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It's April 24th, Canada news today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Corey with the story. A powerful tornado tore through Inido, Cuahoma, ripping roofs off homes, and turning others into piles of rubble near Vance Air Force Base. Power poles snapped like twigs, and emergency teams rushed to the rural spots hit hardest. No deaths reported so far, just minor injuries, according to Garfield County officials. Crews went door-to-door checking on folks, pulling some residents from debris trapping them inside. Mayor David Mason pointed to Gray Ridge on the south side as ground zero, with multiple houses knocked flat. One mom, Amy Cunts, talked her daughter through the chaos over the phone, telling her to hit the bathtub just before the roof flew off. That quick thinking likely saved her, as videos show total devastation where neighborhoods stood. Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt called for prayers on social media for the battered community. The National Weather Service warns more storms could roll through south central and southeast

parts through Friday night, with severe thunderstorms. Brewing Saturday, including back around Inid, meanwhile, storms hit Karni, Missouri, two toppling trees and damaging homes with no injuries. Cleanups there are underway, but everyone's bracing for whatever mother nature throws next in these storm-prone zones.

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