Twelve homes were damaged in the Edmond area by Sunday afternoon’s tornado, a city official said.
At about 3:47 p.m. Sunday, outdoor warning sirens began to blow in east Edmond. Police spokeswoman Jenny Monroe said point of contact for the tornado appeared to be in the 33rd and Bryant area. From there, the path went to the northeast and crossed I-35, Monroe said.
MARK SCHLACHTENHAUFEN | THE EDMOND SUN Edmond second-grader Ella Turner holds a business card she made to advertise her fundraising efforts for the American Heart Association. She jumps rope to raise money in memory of her sister, Colby, who died of geleophysic dysplasia at age 2.
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