Tulsa is preparing for 'the flood of record,' the city's mayor says
Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum warned residents Tuesday to prepare for the"worse-case scenario" of potential flooding as more rain is expected in the Oklahoma city.
The Army Corps of Engineers has been releasing about 275,000 cubic feet of water per second from the Keystone Dam, about 20 miles west of Tulsa -- which is the equivalent of three Olympic-sized pools -- to keep Keystone Lake from topping the floodgates. Tulsa is bracing for possible record flooding and strained levees. Bynum said it's too early to tell how the storms expected late Tuesday and possibly Wednesday could impact the release of water from the Keystone Dam.
— Nate Morris May 28, 2019 Aerial drone footage above Celina -- roughly 70 miles northwest of Dayton -- showed houses destroyed, with wood and other debris scattered for acres near a pond there Tuesday morning.Aerial drone footage show debris scattered for acres in the western Ohio city of Celina. Two tornadoes also are believed to have slammed the Dayton area Monday night just 30 minutes apart, and both crossed Interstate 75 near the city, the National Weather Service says.
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