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right here as we go from santa fe and, again, i'm between 19th street and 4th street moore. we're still headed west. let me zoom in here. and look at that school. look at that school, guys. oh, my god. right there. keep coming. back to your left, travis. keep coming back to your left. if you guys can see this, i don't know how to explain it. how to describe it. this is -- this is terrible. this is war zone terrible. this school is completely gone. now we're going to stay right here. it's right to the right. if you'll pan back to the right. you're going to see the school. that was it right there. that's what's left of it. you can see all the housing additions that are, just this house right here is completely destroyed. you know, guys, we're going to have to definitely -- police and everybody en route. that is the school.
19th street and moore right there. again, 19th street and moore. the community of storm meadows, west moore, south 19th street. that will be right where they have the home depot. there's a walmart. there will be a buffalo wild wings on the left-hand side. all of you need to be in your fr tornado shelter. [ inaudible audio ] >> everybody in moore needs to get off the roads and in their shelters. it's going -- moving --
either get hit or be on the northern edge. again, folks if you're listening to us, you need to be -- we're talking about these areas. you can't be in an interior closet or bathroom, don't lose your life. go below ground. storm cellar, basement, or saferoom. it's the only option you have. it's all heavy debris. see how it's turned now to the east. there's the warren theater. there's moore high school. this is south 19th, south 34th. it's going to go right down through the neighborhoods between south 34th and south 19th street. it will hit the warren theater. if it doesn't veer off, that's exactly where it's going to hit and cross i-35. go, mike bennett. >> tracking right down 19th approaching santa fe. we had to bail out of it because it was coming right at us. we're getting ready to turn south at south moore high school. you can see our video. it is just -- it's absolutely massive. it's just shredding everything in front of it. we're shooting out the side glass right here right now.
this track went south of it and went straight to the west. it's going to cross another housing addition right there. i believe it's apple creek. it's going to come up on passing not telephone road, passing tower road and cross the train tracks there. from the train tracks, we're in between 12th street. we're between 19th street and 4th street. it went straight across there, hit those houses. it went right along the highway. and looks like it went over, if you'll go to your right, travis. we'll go from lowe's to the warren theater. looks like it tracked just north of the warren theater. it hit the warren theater. it hit the bowling alley. it hit the bank. it hit the post office. right there on the corner is the norman regional health care center. the hospital right there on 4th and telephone road. it hit that. we're going to continue to go to the west. we have several housing additions right here. we have a trailer park, and this thing just completely destroyed
no, that's the storage unit. come back to your left. if you guys are still with me here, this damage path is right there on the top right of your screen. there's the school. i'm un for sure the exact name of it. that's going to be on, it's going to be south of 4th street. it's going to be east of santa a fe. whatever school that is, it is going to be, it is, like you see, completely destroyed, as kids run up to hopefully their loved ones. but this whole area right here, guys, is -- it's completely destroyed. the houses are destroyed. they're completely leveled. we're going to just stay right here in this area. this is the hardest hit area. police have folks stopped right here on santa fe in between 19th street and 4th street. this is by far the hardest hit
drive away from it, if you have no option, to save your life. abandon where you are if you cannot get below ground. south 19th exactly at western avenue. right now is where that is. go, mike bennett. >> okay. yeah, still, it's still -- it's basically tracking down 19th street. i think it might be just a little bit north of 19th, but it's just pretty much moving east-northeast. it's just getting more violent. it just -- i mean, absolutely no signs of weakening whatsoever. i mean, we're probably -- we're probably at least ef-4 status here. as violent as this motion is. the huge chunks of debris thrown hundreds of feet in the air. whole trees floating hundreds of feet in the air. i can't -- the neighborhood it's moving through, mike, we're just probably a mile east of it right now. maybe east-southeast of it.
it's just tracking straight east down 19th street. tracking right over there where we was at. was within probably quarter to a half mile from it before we had to turn around and bail. violent, violent motion. a huge debris cloud wrapping around it. zoom in tighter on the debris cloud. okay. it looks like maybe, mike, it may be actually starting to lift a little bit more north now than east. hang on just a minute. we'll get out. >> tornado now is located between penn and western. it's a mile wide and covers the whole area between penn and western at south 19th street. at south 19th. this is a may 3rd type tornado. i would just venture to say it lo looks like it's about an ef-4, could be an ef-5. makes no difference, you got to be below ground, interior closet or bathroom is not going to do it. or get out of its way. storm cellar, basement, or saferoom. below ground of any kind. don't be in your car near the tornado.
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