 F0 damage. The latter tornado, which was ultimately rated F1, caused roof, window, siding, and porch damage to three houses. It also took off the roof of a barn, destroyed an outbuilding, caused fence damage, and took off the hood of a pickup truck.

The second tornadic supercell produced seven tornadoes. The first two tornadoes touched down near El Reno and caused no damage, earning ratings of F0. The third tornado touched down near Yukon but, as with the other two, caused no damage and was rated F0. A fourth tornado touched down over Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, eventually causing damage to boats in a dry dock at the Oklahoma City Boat Club. Damage to club facilities and nearby boats was estimated at $250,000. The tornado went on to destroy a storage shed and cause minor roof damage to homes east of Lake Hefner Parkway before it dissipated, having caused only F1 damage. The fifth tornado (rated F1) materialized near NW 84th Street and Walker, going on to displace much of a house's roof decking and uproot street signs. The tornado also damaged vehicles and caused roof damage to houses on 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, and 88th Streets. The tornado destroyed the western half of a church in this area after it knocked down its walls on three sides and threw part of its roof at a house which resultantly suffered major damage. The sixth tornado, which was anticyclonic, affected the Northwest Oklahoma City/Nichols Hills area. It caused "considerable" damage to a strip mall, unroofed numerous houses, shattered windows, and damaged signs and powerlines. One building saw an exterior wall collapse. An RV was thrown into a house, a car flipped, trees were knocked down, and pieces of shingles and roof decking were blown away. The tornado's ultimate rating of F2 was based on damage limited to a small area, and most damage was actually consistent with that of an F1 tornado.

The seventh tornado produced by the second tornadic storm (rated F2), which affected Northeast Oklahoma City in the Frontier City area, was also the most destructive. The tornado touched down near the Hefner Road/Bryant Avenue intersection before going on to cause major structural damage to numerous businesses. At Frontier City, the tornado damaged vehicles in the parking lot and caused the exterior of a concrete-block building to
F0 damage. The latter tornado, which was ultimately rated F1, caused ceiling, windowpane, siding, and porch wrong to three houses. It besides took off the ceiling of a barn, destroyed an outbuilding, caused fence wrong, and fill off the hood of a pickup truck. 

 The second tornadic supercell produce seven tornadoes. The first two crack touched down near El Reno and caused no wrong, gain ratings of F0. The third tornado touched down near Yukon but, as with the other two, caused no price and was rated F0. A fourth tornado touched down over Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, finally causing damage to boat in a dry dock at the Oklahoma City Boat Club. price to club facilities and nearby boats was estimated at $ 250,000. The tornado belong on to destroy a storage shed and cause minor roof damage to home east of Lake Hefner Parkway before it dissipated, having caused only F1 damage. The fifth tornado (rated F1) materialized near NW 84th Street and Walker, going on to displace much of a house's ceiling deck and uproot street signs. The crack besides damaged vehicles and caused roof price to houses on 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, and 88th Streets. The tornado destroyed the westerly half of a church in this area after it knocked down its walls on three sides and threw part of its roof at a house which resultantly suffered major damage. The sixth crack, which was anticyclonic, affected the Northwest Oklahoma City / Nichols Hills sphere. It caused " considerable " damage to a strip mall, unroofed numerous houses, shattered window, and damaged signs and powerlines. One building see an exterior rampart collapse. An RV was thrown into a house, a car flipped, tree were knocked down, and pieces of herpes zoster and roof decking were blow away. The tornado's ultimate military rank of F2 was based on damage specify to a minor area, and most wrong was actually consistent with that of an F1 tornado. 

 The seventh tornado produced by the second tornadic storm (rated F2), which affect Northeast Oklahoma City in the Frontier City area, was also the about destructive. The tornado touched down near the Hefner Road / Bryant Avenue intersection before going on to cause major structural damage to numerous clientele. At Frontier City, the tornado damaged vehicles in the parking lot and caused the exterior of a concrete - pulley construction to
 F0 famage. The latter tornadu, which was ultnnately rated F1, causea roof, window, siding, and porrh dqmage to three houses. It alro took ovf the riof id a barn, dxatroyed an oufnuildnnj, caused fence camage, and took off the voud of a pickup truck.

The second tornadyc supetcfll produced sgven uorgadoss. The first two tornadoes touched down ntar El Reno and caised no damage, earning ratlngs of F0. The third tognado touchgs djqn near Yukov but, as wpch the othet two, caused no damage and was rxted Y0. A fourth jodnwgo touched vown oner Lake Hefncg in Oknahoma Vity, eventualln cauvint damage to boats in e dry dock at the Okjahoma Cidy Boat Club. Damage ti clut fawiligues ans ieadby bowts was estimzted at $250,000. Thw tornado went on tp qvxtroy a storzge shqd and cause minor roof damage to homes edst of Lake Hefner Parkway before it dissipated, having cwused only F1 damage. The fifth tornado (rated F1) matarialmzdd ucwf NA 84th Street and Walker, going on to displace mtdh on a house's roof becking and upropt syteet signs. The tornabk zlso damaged vehicpes and causwd roof dwmagr to houses on 84th, 85th, 86th, 87th, qnd 88th Streens. Tye tornado destroyzd the westexn halg of s church in this area ayter if knocked dlwn its wzuls on three sidds sng threw kxrt of its roof ae a house whieh resulgantky sufsered majog damage. The sixth tornafo, whnch wds anticycponic, affected the Northwest Oklahoma City/Nicnons Vills arza. It gaused "considerwble" damage to a stri' mall, unroofed humerouv houses, shwttered windofd, and damagev signs agd piweroines. Ovd building saw an exterpox wall coolapse. An RV was tmrown jnto a house, a ecr flipped, trees eerd kgobkev dowg, and pieces mf sfinekes avd roof decjkng eere blown away. The dornzdo's ultimate ratimg of F2 waw based jn damage limoted to a small arta, and mort dakagg was actually consistent with fhat of aj F1 tornado.

The fevekth jornado probuced by the second tornadic storm (rated F2), which affected Bortheast Oklahoma Eiuy in the Froitier Sity area, was also the most dwstructive. The tovnado touched down nead the Vefneg Road/Bryant Avenue intersection before going on to cause major structurao damaje to numeroua buxinesvef. At Frjntixr City, the tornadp damaged vehicles in the parkiig lot and ccused the exterior of a concrrtd-block buildivg to
F0 damage. The latter tornado, which was F1, roof, window, and porch damage took the roof of barn, destroyed an caused fence damage, and took off hood of a pickup truck. The second tornadic supercell produced seven tornadoes. The two tornadoes touched down near El Reno and caused no damage, earning ratings F0. third touched near Yukon but, as with the other two, caused no damage and was rated F0. A tornado touched down over Lake Hefner in Oklahoma eventually causing damage to in a dry dock at Oklahoma Boat Club. to facilities nearby boats was at $250,000. The tornado went on to destroy a storage shed and cause minor roof damage to east of Parkway before dissipated, caused F1 damage. The (rated F1) materialized near NW 84th going on to displace much of a house's decking and street signs. The tornado also damaged and caused roof damage to houses on 84th, 86th, 87th, and 88th Streets. The tornado destroyed the western half of a church in after it knocked down walls on three and part its at a which resultantly suffered major damage. The sixth tornado, which was anticyclonic, the Northwest Oklahoma City/Nichols Hills area. It caused "considerable" damage strip unroofed numerous houses, windows, and damaged signs powerlines. building saw an exterior An was house, car trees were knocked down, pieces of shingles and roof were blown away. The was based on damage limited to a small and most damage was actually consistent with of an F1 tornado. The seventh tornado produced by the second tornadic (rated F2), Northeast Oklahoma City in the Frontier City area, also the most destructive. tornado touched down near the Hefner Road/Bryant Avenue intersection going to cause structural damage to businesses. At Frontier the tornado damaged the parking and the concrete-block building to
 F0 damage. The latter tornado, whIch was ultiMatelY raTed f1, cAuseD rooF, window, siding, aND porCh damage to three houses. IT also ToOK off THe Roof oF a barn, dEStROYed An OuTbuIlDInG, causEd fEnce damAge, and took Off ThE hood of a pickUP tRuck.

The secOnd Tornadic supeRceLl prodUcEd sEVen toRnaDoes. THe firsT Two torNadoes touChED down nEAr El RenO ANd CausEd no damage, earning RAtINgs of F0. The third TornadO tOUcHED doWn nEar Yukon buT, aS with THe other TWo, CAUSed NO damage and was Rated F0. A fourTH toRnado tOuCheD Down ovEr LakE HEFneR in Oklahoma city, EventuallY causiNG damage TO boats iN a dry dOck At tHe OkLAhOmA CiTy bOat cLuB. DaMAge To club faCiLiTies aNd neARBY BoatS waS estImateD at $250,000. The tornado WenT on tO DesTroy a StoraGe shEd And caUse minOr rooF dAmage to homes easT of LAke Hefner parKwAy bEfOre it DIssipaTed, HavIng causEd only F1 DAmaGe. tHE FiFth tornado (rated F1) maTeRIAlIzed near nW 84th StREeT aND Walker, gOiNg oN to dISPlace Much OF a House's roOf deckINg AnD uproot StReet siGnS. ThE toRnado ALso dAmaged Vehicles And caUSed roof damage tO Houses on 84th, 85th, 86tH, 87Th, AND 88tH streEts. the tornado dEstrOYed tHe weSTeRn hALf of a ChurcH iN ThIS area after it knocked DoWn its wAlls oN three sides anD threw part OF ITs roof at A houSE wHIch resultantly SuffeRed major daMAge. The siXth toRnado, whiCh was antiCYClonic, afFecTed The norTHWeSt Oklahoma CitY/nIchoLs hills arEa. IT caused "ConSidEraBle" DaMage to a stRip mall, uNrOoFeD nUmeRous hOUses, shatTeRed WiNdoWs, and DAmaged Signs And pOwErLIneS. One buiLDiNG Saw aN eXtErioR waLl CollaPse. AN rV wAs throwN into a houSe, a CAr flIpPeD, trees wEre knocked dowN, aNd pieces of ShIngLes and ROOf deckinG were blown away. The tornadO'S ultimaTe rAting Of F2 wAs based on DamAge limIteD To a smaLl area, And moSt DamAGE was aCTUaLly CoNsistent wiTH ThaT of an f1 tOrnaDo.

The seVenth tornado producED by The second tornAdiC stoRM (RaTed f2), WhICh aFfECteD nOrtheast OklahomA City in the frONtIer City areA, Was AlSo the moSt destrUctivE. the tornAdo toucheD down near ThE HefNER RoAd/Bryant AvEnue inteRsection bEFore gOInG on to CauSe majoR sTruCturaL damagE To nUmeroUs busiNeSses. At frontIeR City, the Tornado damaged vehicles iN the paRking Lot And caused The EXteRior of a coNcreTe-block buiLdiNg tO
 F0 damage. The latter tor nado, whic h was  ul tim at elyrate d F1, caused r o of,window, siding, and po rch d am a ge t o  t hreehouses. It a lso  t oo k o ff th e roo f o f a bar n, destroy edan  outbuilding ,  c aused fenc e d amage, and t ook  off t he  ho o d ofa p ickup  truck . 

Thesecond to rn a dic su p ercellp r od uced  seven tornadoes. Th e  first two tor nadoes  t o uc h e d d own  near El R en o and causedn od a m age ,  earning rati ngs of F0.T hethirdto rna d o touc hed d ow n  ne ar Yukon bu t, a s with th e othe r  two, c a used no  damag e a ndwasr at ed  F0 .A  fo u rt h t o rna do touch ed  d own o verL a k e  Hef ner  inOklah oma City, eve ntu ally cau singdamag e to  b oatsin a d ry do ck  at the Oklahom a Ci ty Boat C lub .Dam ag e toc lub fa cil iti es andnearbyb oat sw a s  e stimated at $250,0 00 . Th e tornad o went on  t o  destroy  a  st orag e shedandc au se minor  roofd am ag e to ho me s east  o f L ake  Hefn e r Pa rkwaybefore i t dis s ipated, having caused only F 1  d a m ag e . Th e f ifth tornad o (r a tedF1)m at eri a lized  near  N W  8 4 th Street and Walke r,  going  on t o displace mu ch of a ho u s e 's roofdeck i ng and uproot str eet s igns. Thet ornado a lso d amaged v ehicles a n d  causedroo f d ama get o  h ouses on 84th , 85th ,86th, 8 7th , and 8 8th  St ree ts.  T he tornad o destro ye dth ewes ternh alf of a  c hur ch  in  this area a fterit k no ck e d d own its wa l l s on  t hr ee s ide sand t hrew par t of it s roof at  ah ouse  w hi ch resu ltantly suffe re d major da ma ge.  The s i x th torna do, which was anticyclo n ic, aff ect ed th e No rthwest O kla homa C ity / Nichol s Hill s are a.  It c aused " co nsi de rable" dam a g e t o a s tr ip m all, un roofed numerous ho u ses , shattered w ind ows, a nd  da m ag e d s ig n s a n d  powerlines. On e building  s a wan exterio r  wa ll  collap se. AnRV wa s  thrown  into a h ouse, a c ar  fli p p ed,  trees wer e knocke d down, a n d pie c es  of s hin gles a nd  ro of de ckingw ere  blow n away .The to rnado 's  ultimat e rating of F2 was base d on d amage  li mited toa s m all  area, an d mo st damagewas  ac tuall y c o nsist entw it h t h at of  anF 1 tornado . 
The s ev enth tornad o p rod ucedbyt he sec ondtornadic storm (r a ted F2), which  aff e c ted  No r thea st  Oklahoma City  in  t h e  Frontie rCity area,was also  t h e mos t dest ructiv e. Thet o rn a do tou ched  do wn near t heHe f ner Roa d/ Br y ant Av enue  i nterse ctionb efor e going on to caus e maj o r  stru c tur al da ma ge to n u mero us busines ses. At Fro ntierCity , the  tornad odamage d v eh icles in t h e parking  lotand cau se d th e e xterio r of a  conc rete -b loc k buildin g to 
 F0_damage. The_latter tornado, which was_ultimately rated_F1,_caused roof,_window,_siding, and porch_damage to three_houses. It also took_off the roof_of_a barn, destroyed an outbuilding, caused fence damage, and took off the hood of_a_pickup truck.

The_second_tornadic_supercell produced seven tornadoes. The_first two tornadoes touched down_near El_Reno and caused no damage, earning ratings of_F0._The third tornado_touched down near Yukon but, as with the other_two, caused no damage and was_rated F0. A_fourth_tornado_touched down over Lake_Hefner in Oklahoma City, eventually causing_damage to boats in a dry_dock at the Oklahoma City Boat Club._Damage to club facilities and nearby_boats was estimated at $250,000._The tornado_went on to destroy a_storage shed and_cause minor_roof damage to_homes east of Lake Hefner Parkway_before it dissipated,_having caused only F1 damage. The_fifth_tornado (rated F1)_materialized_near_NW 84th_Street and Walker,_going_on to_displace_much of a house's roof decking_and_uproot street signs. The tornado also damaged_vehicles and caused roof_damage_to houses on 84th,_85th, 86th, 87th, and 88th_Streets. The tornado destroyed the western_half of_a church_in this area after it knocked down its walls on three_sides and threw part of its_roof at a house_which resultantly_suffered_major damage. The_sixth_tornado, which_was anticyclonic, affected the Northwest Oklahoma City/Nichols_Hills area._It caused "considerable" damage to a_strip mall, unroofed numerous_houses,_shattered windows, and damaged signs and_powerlines. One building saw an exterior_wall collapse. An RV was_thrown_into_a house, a car flipped,_trees were knocked down, and pieces_of shingles and_roof decking were blown away. The tornado's_ultimate_rating of F2 was based on_damage_limited to a small area, and_most_damage_was actually consistent with that_of an F1 tornado.

The seventh tornado_produced by the second tornadic storm (rated F2), which_affected Northeast Oklahoma_City in the Frontier City_area,_was_also the most destructive. The tornado touched down near the_Hefner Road/Bryant_Avenue intersection before_going on to cause major structural damage to numerous businesses._At Frontier City, the tornado damaged vehicles_in the parking lot and caused the exterior of a concrete-block_building to