US: Flooding Hits Oklahoma After Severe Thunderstorms

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US: Flooding Hits Oklahoma After Severe Thunderstorms

A severe thunderstorm moved through Oklahoma on Saturday, April 26, bringing heavy rains and causing flooding in some areas, including Norman and Lawton.

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  • NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Campus of the University of Oklahoma, 2025 at 10:15h, Norman, Oklahoma, US Video Recording Date/Time: April 26

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