Storm survey teams from the National Weather Service spent Sunday surveying damage from two tornadoes that touched down in Oklahoma on Saturday.
Meteorologists assigned a preliminary rating of EF2 to the storm that carved a 35 mile path of damage from southwest of Elmer to east of Snyder in far southwest Oklahoma.
The hour-long twister also briefly moved through far north Texas.
A second, EF1 tornado was on the ground for about 12 miles from northwest of Fairview to north of Cleo Springs in Major County in northwest Oklahoma.
Several buildings were damaged or destroyed, but there were no reported injuries or deaths.
The Weather Service is also surveying damage for tornadoes reported in Elk City, Meers, Anadarko, and Tecumseh.
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