National Weather Service Confirms EF-0 Tornadoes In Tulsa, Broken Arrow & Catoosa

Severe storms, including a tornado, damaged homes and downed tress-leaving thousands of people without power Wednesday night.

The National Weather Service of Tulsa says its surveyors found evidence of tornadoes in Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Catoosa.

The News On 6 team has been out looking at the damage left behind from the storms that swept through the state on Wednesday evening.

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Nearly 7,000 people were without power following the storms. PSO says crews worked around the clock to make repairs and restore power to customers as quickly as possible.

News On 6's Brooke Griffin was in a neighborhood near 15th and Garnett where several trees had fallen near vehicles and homes.

Neighbors in the area said the wind was so powerful that it picked up entire sheds and put them back down in other people's yards and brought down fences.

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Cal Day was in Tulsa near 21st Street and the Broken Arrow Expressway when he spotted a fallen tree in front of a nearby home.