On wednesday tornadoes and fierce hail storms tore across parts of Kansas and Nebraska destroting homes and unleashing tigers and other exotic animals from a zoo near Oklahoma City, Ok.
According to msn there were no deaths immediat immediately reported.
The storms dumped up to 6 inches of rain in the southern part of Oklahoma City, prompting the city to issue a flash flood emergency for the first time in its history, said city spokeswoman Kristy Yager.
Road crews were waiting for the storms to abate to set up barricades and evaluate trouble spots. “They’ll dispatch as soon as the storms end and the weather clears,” Yager said.
A wildlife park housing leopards, lions, alligators, tigers and other exotic animals was hit by the storm, prompting fears that tigers had been loosed upon the city.
The animals were all accounted for late Wedneday, but not before the term “tigernado” began trending on social media
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