Funny thing was that of the 110,000 customers who lost power, I wasn't one of them during the storm. However today, during some line repair, my power got knocked out for about two hours.
It was brutal. Co worker and I were out for lunch when the initial storm came through. The tail end charley of the line generated a tornado warning which fired up my phone. We headed back to work and had to sit in his truck for 20 minutes and wait out the wind and rain (by this time they'd cancelled the warning). Rain was coming down sideways.
It was worse in south and southeastern Tulsa county. My brother lives in Broken Arrow..he lost half of his western fence in the backyard. Two schools were damaged. Usually don't see storms like this in July. Quite an impressive storm for sure.