Severe storms and tornadoes have swept through parts of Oklahoma, particularly affecting Enid, a city of about 50,000 people in Garfield County. On Thursday, a tornado caused extensive damage to at least 40 homes, ripping roofs off and reducing some structures to rubble. Fortunately, there were no fatalities, with only minor injuries reported. Cleanup efforts began immediately, with local residents and volunteers from Kansas assisting those affected. The tornado also disrupted utility services, knocking down power lines and causing debris to scatter across the area. In addition, Kearney, Missouri, experienced storm-related damage, including downed trees and blocked roadways. The National Weather Service is conducting damage surveys and monitoring the potential for further severe weather in the region, with strong thunderstorms expected to develop on Saturday.