I got to spend about 30 minutes in our shelter (aka interior closet) as one storm was dangerously close. If you hear news about destruction in Blanco, OK or Hartshorne, OK on any national news media, that's near me. Our cats were incredibly displeased with the accommodations.
At the same time the bigger boy was rolling towards Hartshorne, a smaller one went across the south side of my town, McAlester. Edit: Both were "confirmed observed" tornadoes by spotters or law enforcement but the rating on the EF scale hasn't been determined by NWS yet.
As soon as our sirens turned off, local first responder Facebook pages were posting about search and rescue efforts.
Update Edit:
The National Weather Service has preliminarily rated the larger tornado that went just south of me as an EF-3. It was a long track tornado that began just west of the county line went across our entire county and kept going through the next county east, and maybe even further into Arkansas.
Here's some aerial footage of the aftermath from News 6 Tulsa: