US: Aerial Footage of Flooded Red River in Oklahoma After Deadly Thunderstorms

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US: Aerial Footage of Flooded Red River in Oklahoma After Deadly Thunderstorms

The aerial footage shows the swollen Red River near Thackerville, southern Oklahoma, on Friday, May 2, after slow-moving thunderstorms caused deadly flooding across the state.

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  • 2025/5/04 11:49:48
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  • Video Location: Red Rive near Thackerville, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 2, 2025, Oklahoma

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