that bend was for the annex for the second lake right next to lake stanley draper. 's coming right along this way. it looks like it's on track, if it stays right here eastbound, to go right through the center of hefner lake. get the skid out of the shot there. you can see this thing is grinding. it's ripping. and we're getting power flashes all the way down, like, to 149th street here. so this thing, it might have weakened just momentarily recycled, but it's back down on the ground and it is grinding. as you can see from our shot, it's probably an eighth of a mile right there from crossing sooner road. so sooner road and 134th street is fixing to be where it's exactly at. it's fixing to barrel across and it's going to come into the, some pretty much vacant land as it comes to the annex part of the lake and heads right toward draper and tinker air force base there, mike. >> centered right now between sunny lane and sooner at north 4th. north 4th. due east of moore high school. let's take the storm tracker. where is this headed? you see it is a giant barrel with a mass

over lake stanley draper, lake thunderbird area, now across pink. this is highway 9. it's moving just to the north of due east. that will take it into bethel acres in just a few minutes and farther to the east, i'm mainly concerned, fire lake golf course area, shawnee, this is the area you see the big word, shawnee. finally off to the east. these storms have been tracking slightly north of due east. that would put it right over two very large towns. not cities proper, but shawnee could certainly be called a city when you talk about the number of people. it's a suburb. it's just probably 10,000 or 15,000 people that live very close to oklahoma city but not in the city proper. >> and jennifer, as i understand, we're getting new information here by the seconds. there are more -- do we have more warnings or watches? >> we do have more warnings out there. just to give you some more information, i know chad just said bethel acres. we just pulled that up. it's going to be there potentially if it holds together, the super cell, 6:to. that give you time to try to take cover an

>> there is a new tornado warning now in effect for the lake stanley/draper area east all the way to mccloud. now, that is still south of oklahoma city proper, but that's the new tornado warning that was just issued. we are getting the first pictures from kfor of the damage, and we saw live on television, jake, that tornado what we call rope out, literally turn into just a small rope. and then it completely dissipated. so what the kfor chopper did is say, okay, this storm is problemly over. it's left the metro area proper, the heaviest populated area. let's fly to the west. let's see what this did. that's what you're seeing there on the right of your screen. that would be the damage that's coming out of moore. i've seen an awful lot of emergency vehicles, a lot of flashing lights, and you can begin to see just some of the damage, the homes there on the right with some of the roofs gone. i can see shingles missing. as we fly closer and closer to the damage, this was on the ground i would estimate in the neighborhood of about 30 minutes. it went all the way from the h.e. bailey turnpik

trent on may 3rd 1999 is when it crossed interstate 35 it went more directly east straight toward lake draper. make 3rd, 1999 went toward straight toward tinker and made a turn and went on the west side of tinker and then across i-40 and they had the same pile of cars we showed you earlier. >> we are continuing to listen in the background to this chopper noise. if you look from left to right across your screen everything is gone. they are talking about a massive system which broke out in 1999, may 3rd. there was some 60 tornadoes. the worst of it all in the town of midwest city in chickasaw, oklahoma. right here in moore where a storm in 1999 leveled everything around. it is the storm by which all are judged in this area. today the same journalists in many cases who were reporting in 1999 are seeing what happened in a stretch in moore, oklahoma and are reliving that moment in absolute horror. live pictures, i have no context on this, but a little talk from the chopper is helpful. no context. please continue that. these are most likely residents who are coming to look through debris to see if

and we watched as it crossed and finally dissipated as it moved east from sooner road over to lake stanley draperhere it finally dissipated. >> you're a storm chaser. this is what you do. you guys are a different breed all together. and you see a lot of this, but when did you know the enormity of what you were witnessing, that this was not like anything, at least in recent memory, that we have seen, especially when you look at the damage? >> well, when it comes to chasing tornadoes and that, we've seen many different kinds, hundreds over the years. when they're out in the field and they're not doing anything that doesn't seem like much, but when it gets towards a residential area and businesses and populated areas, it changes dramatically. it goes from something that's not doing anything to something that could be possibly killing or injuring people. that's what the case was this time. as it moves through the residential area, the business districts of a populated area, of course, we know the loss of property and life does go up exponentially. the moment it started moving from the countryside and

population center right there, it started with nothing and wide open land and ended right here by lake stanley draper it was on the ground so long, it had to hit something and that's what -- we can just zoom right in and show you what happened. we'll take you on down, at about 3:40 eastern time, the first warning came up at about 53 to 56, 13 minutes later, this is where it touched down. not very much going on. >> unfortunately, of course, as we started to see it strengthen as it moved closer towards moore. that's where we started to see this really intensify, starting seeing winds potentially from 160 to 200 miles per hour. these really were eighas it sta to move into densely populated areas. >> here, right into the briarwood elementary and this is where the population center is and this is where all the devastation is right now. >> even with all that lead time, we talked about 16 minutes before it went into newcastle, still, 20 or 30 minutes before it hit moore. unfortunately, it just was not enough time with devastation like this. nowhere to go. >> appreciate that perspective. >>> our live coverag

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lake. finished up out of draper. they're 80 miles apart. i live kind of in between them.today and i knew when we flew out of there, i could see the building back in the southwest. it was just man, this is going to be here for two or three days. they prepare you for this. and the numbers could be much, much higher, really. it's just devastating. >> it's usually one of the things the governor was saying today. she was thanking the local media for reporting the advanced warning. there's a lot of people who don't have basements in this part of oklahoma. and so they got out to try to figure out if they should get into their vehicle or drive away or go to a friend's house. >> that's the thing be the school. i got out here today and just spent the time in the studio. everybody here was saying how did they get in school? you never know, it could have hit 50 different schools. and those people said hey, you know, it's coming right at us here. you can't call the parents to come get them now. i guess you could evacuate every school. they're used to dealing with this in the springtim

the big one was the new castle, across moore and finally dying over lake stanley/draper. that was the big one, the very first one as well. this whole line of weather began around duncan, oklahoma, about three hours ago. one supercell tried to pick up, it died off. another one picked up as well. and then they started to catch. and when they caught, they had the updrafts going, the downdrafts going, everything working. and they weren't battling each other. there were three separate supercells traveling just to the northeast and the one that picked up the rotation right over new castle drove itself right over moore. and here again are still pictures of what moore, oklahoma, looks like right now at this hour. there are three of the cells. there is the cell that came out of wichita falls. there's the cell a little farther to the north, pauls valley, then the cell into oklahoma city, the same one we're talking about which could still be making a tornado very close to i'd say east of har ra, maybe north of mccloud toward the meeker area as well. these are still severe, these sto

surveys, we have four teams in the field extending from west of new castle all the way to near lake stanley draper. these preliminary findings, i'll tell you that the weather today is a complicating factors because of the lightning and hail and a severe storm just a while ago. preliminarily, we're saying that the tornado damage path was 17 miles long. it began 4.5 miles west of newcastle, oklahoma, in mclean county and ended 4.8 miles east of moore. right now we are still at the ef-4 rating. we are just now getting into some of the most heavily-damaged areas just west of the warren theater, and we think that may be where the most significant strug damage is. we've seen numerous structures that are wiped clean to the foundation, but we have the top experts out there today looking at that. our best estimates of wind speeds as of right now are about 190 miles an hour, but we're not done, and that could go higher. we will keep you updated through the day constant ri with updates. we, certainly mourn for all the loss and appreciate our partners here today. we are working with our partners in this time