Holdenville experiences devastation as Sulphur reveals destruction with two fatalities.

A tornado outbreak hit Oklahoma late Saturday night, resulting in at least two deaths, including a 4-month-old. The hardest hit areas were Sulphur and Holdenville, with significant damage reported. The National Weather Service confirmed at least 20 tornadoes, with storm damage ranging from northern Oklahoma to the Red River. Gov. Kevin Stitt declared a state of emergency in multiple counties. The American Red Cross opened a shelter in Sulphur, welcoming everyone affected. Rescue efforts and damage assessment are ongoing as Oklahoma deals with the aftermath of the severe storms.

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