EXTREME WEATHER: Dust Storm Blankets Texas Panhandle And Northern Oklahoma - Stretched Over 100 MILES LONG And Threw Dust About 2,000 FEET Into The Air! [PHOTOS + VIDEOS]

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April 8, 2016 - SOUTHERN UNITED STATES - Strong winds associated with a cold front picked up dust and debris and created a heavy, 160 km (100 miles) wide dust storm that blanketed much of Texas Panhandle late April 5/April 6, 2016.

NWS Amarillo forecaster Nicholas Fenner said the storm threw dust about 610 meters (2,000 feet) into the air. The storm reached as far north as Oklahoma Panhandle and as far south as Lubbock, Texas before it dissipated.

There were no reports of any road closures or anyone hurt from the dust storm.

Duststorm evolving along the leading edge of a cold front sweeps through Oklahoma and Texas @WMOnews @AEMET_Esp pic.twitter.com/3a34ctGhPb

— Barcelona Dust (@Dust_Barcelona) April 6, 2016

Strong winds associated w/a cold front moving thru TX Panhandle picking up dust & debris can be seen on radar. #phwx pic.twitter.com/cPAeL4IQyN

— NWS Amarillo (@NWSAmarillo) April 6, 2016

Quite the dust storm in the Panhandle today along the cold front (from a Mesonet fan near Texhoma)! #okwx #okmesonet pic.twitter.com/ns1iWr3Q7s

— Oklahoma Mesonet (@okmesonet) April 6, 2016

Amarillo, TX: night view of a sandstorm  Pic @the_blakebrown_ via @meteofrance  @WMOnews @AEMET_Esp @BSC_CNS pic.twitter.com/SBN9SloVGh

— Barcelona Dust (@Dust_Barcelona) April 6, 2016

UNBELIEVABLE dust storm rolls through the OK/TX Panhandle (Photos by Clint Hammer near Sunray, TX) pic.twitter.com/HQZEaZAZwF

— Travis Ruiz (@TravRuiz) April 6, 2016

WATCH: Dust storm rollos through Texas and Oklahoma.

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EXTREME WEATHER USA: Nighttime Tornado Knocks Out Power in Medford, Oklahoma!

Several tornadoes were reported in Northern Oklahoma Monday night, and caused damage near Medford and Nowata. 

Two tornadoes reportedly touched down near Medford Monday night. News 9 Storm Tracker Val Castor reported seeing major damage about one mile west of Medford. Several barns and outbuildings were reportedly destroyed.  Several power poles on Highway 11, about three and half miles east of Medford, are reportedly down, blocking the highway.  No damage have been reported in the city of Medford.  Emergency crews are also trying to cap an Anhydrous ammonia leak at the Farmers' Grain Company, located south of Deer Creek in Grant County. Residents within a half-mile radius of the plant are being evacuated. 

As of 11 p.m. Monday, about 867 customers in Medford and about 568 customers in Deer Creek are without power, according to the OG and E.  At least one tornado briefly touched down In Nowata County earlier on Monday. The Nowata County Sheriff's Office said there was some damage from the tornado, and some localized flooding from the storm. Severe Weather 4/30/2012  Stay updated with severe weather warnings, watches.  No injuries have been reported at this point, according to the EMS Director in the Medford area.  As of Monday night, most of Oklahoma is still under a tornado watch, including Oklahoma County. - DigTriad.

WATCH: Tornado touches down in Medford, Oklahoma.