More Than 100 Injured By Tornadoes Across Oklahoma; Sulphur Unrecognizable From Tornado Outbreak

More than 100 people were injured from tornadoes across Oklahoma over the weekend and the city of Sulphur is unrecognizable. FOX Weather Correspondent Brandy Campbell takes a look at what's left in the downtown area. #foxweather #tornado

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[hansonel]

With the fog, it looks like a post apocalyptic scene. Heartbreaking.

[namelesschild]

A reporter who cares with empathy in her delivery of the details. Prayers to the families

[sherryjobe]

The reporter in the field was so respectful.
She has such a good heart.
She is genuinely concerned about what happened.
Prayers to All the cities and counties this storm ravagish

[laricakrischel]

I am from Central Oklahoma where the tornado missed us. I am so grateful for our National Weather Service in Norman and our Oklahoma City metro news stations who made sure to keep all in the listening area informed about the storm It is because of them that our deaths from the tornado were not greater. They were able to warn us and show us, with all of their technology and storm chasers, where it was and when we needed to seek shelter. I have visited other states that had tornado warnings and they did not give you this much information but just a note on the TV screen to seek cover. Prayers for our state as we rebuild.

[sallybright]

I delivered food to Walmart in sulfur this morning. They are running massive generator to keep the store open and available for people to have access to food and water.

[LoriL]

Heartbreaking for the loss of life. Losing the history of those old downtown buildings is sad also.

[Eternal__Sasha]

This reporter has done an amazing job covering such a horrible tragedy. Prayers to families affected! My heart goes out to everyone. I am here in Arkansas and was concerned about all the tornadoes affecting so many areas simultaneously. Hoping aid gets to everyone affected in a timely fashion.

[marilyntaylor]

After looking at the horrific footage of what happened to Sulphur, OK, it is amazing that there was only one death. Thank God everyone else is okay.

[JulietSpoto-pnlx]

God bless all of the good people out there.

[brentchristopher]

Was at the gas station this early this morning here in Wisconsin. I never seen so many contractors vehicles with their equipment trailers gassing up and heading to tornado affected areas down south.

[danielarias]

Prayers for all! From Nebraska to all the states. We pray and will be there as soon as we can! United, we stand!!! God bless us! And United!!! WE stand.

[angelatester]

I think the young lady featured in this seogment was really very good. Clear, consise, with no unecesaary drama. Allowing the scenes to speak for themselves. Managed to convey the devastation with great respect.
Wishing all those involved all the very best in ploughing forward.

[tonycerviver]

That fade away shot (4:18) to the foggy street from the condemned building is horrific.

[leomawalker]

Prayers for people in sulphur they will rebuild their town make Oklahoma strong

[terrigirl]

Very good report. This is so devastating. 🙏🙏

[gregorymoore]

EF3 status storms throwing mail trucks around like that. Lord Keep these families under your protection please.

[ShelleeGraham]

Very sad 😔 for the residents of Sulphur, Oklahoma. It sure looks like a nice 👍 town that took a direct hit from the tornado. I wish the townspeople the best in their recovery.

[lindasilvia]

So sorry. Such a horrible thing to happen. God, please help these people

[brysonwilliamson]

Excellent reporter. You can feel the emotion .

[rebelfighter]

Wow. Sulphur went from charming little town to Silent Hill overnight. And it doesn't help that the weather's starting up again soon.