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LIVE BLOG: Tracking storm damage in Green Country

Storm damage in PIttsburg County
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Mayes County Storm Damage
Powerful wind in Collinsville
Sapulpa Church Damaged in Storm
Ft. Gibson Storm Damage
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TULSA, Okla. — Severe weather tracked across Green Country on May 19th with severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings.

Chief Meteorologist Michael Seger tracked the storms and noted several confirmed tornadoes.

WATCH: Damage in Fort Gibson:

Storm damage in Fort Gibson
Ft. Gibson Storm Damage

WATCH: Damage in Pittsburg County:

Emergency management is coordinating efforts and resources. Crews are establishing a perimeter in the Blanco area to work on storm damage assessment.

A water buffalo will be stationed in Pittsburg for residents without water.

Officials ask residents to stay clear as emergency responders continue to work in the impacted areas.

Storm damage in PIttsburg County

WATCH: Damage in Mayes County:

Mayes County Storm Damage

WATCH: Sapulpa Church Damaged

Sapulpa Church Damaged in Storm

WATCH: Okmulgee County Storm Damage

Okmulgee County Storm Damage

WATCH: Powerful wind in Collinsville

Powerful wind in Collinsville

Early in the day Monday several organizations and schools started canceling plans or dismissing early due to the weather threat.

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