Sallisaw hospital roof torn off in storm damage
- mike33692

- Sep 24
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Sallisaw Storm Damage Overview
Straight-line winds topping 80 miles per hour tore across Sallisaw Tuesday, leaving behind a trail of damage to homes and businesses. The most serious damage occurred at Northeastern Health System Hospital, where the storm ripped off the roof, forcing emergency crews and staff to act quickly.
Hospital and Community Impact
The hospital suffered extensive roof damage, though city officials confirmed no injuries. Crews have since worked to secure the facility, but patients and staff faced major disruptions.
Beyond the hospital, homes and smaller businesses across the Sallisaw area also sustained structural damage. Local residents reported broken windows, collapsed carports, and downed trees blocking streets.
Severe Weather in Oklahoma
The storm system formed quickly in eastern Oklahoma and produced damaging winds across multiple counties. Weather officials classified the damage as consistent with straight-line winds, not a tornado. After the storm moved east, it left behind cooler temperatures, with highs falling into the upper 80s.
Officials urge residents to document damage for insurance purposes and report any downed power lines to local utilities.
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