CNN 2010-05-16（在线收听）

Vicious weather in the southern plains. Two deadly tornadoes swirling in unison in southern Oklahoma. All of it caught on tape.

There comes one right there. Look at them. They are all over.

As you can hear, storm chasers were only reporters because it was just too dangerous for anyone else. Two people killed in Oklahoma City. Three just south of there in Cleveland County. Dozens of more people were injured.

Now those twisters churned across much of the metro area, ripped apart homes and tore down power lines. They knocked out the power for tens of thousands of homes and businesses.

What happened yesterday, a very dynamic situation. Check out these pictures that we have from storm spotters of the tornado. This was in north central Oklahoma near Medford. And there you can see multiple vortices. Look at that. I count like three，maybe four of them. And it's not terribly unusual to have multiple vortices within a tornado. They tend to happen because of the air incoming into the storm as well as a little bit of friction, Kyra. But this is a lot of reasons why sometimes we'll see one house which is destroyed and then one standing next to it that isn't. So these were very classic looking super cells. Very violent day yesterday. Today we'll have to watch out for more. But hopefully, not as bad.

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