Tulsa, Oklahoma and the surrounding area(s) were hit with the remnants of Tropical Storm Bill in the overnight on June 17, 2015 and during the morning and early afternoon of May 18, 2015. The storm moved in around 7pm but did not create problems until the heavy rains started after 11pm. On June 18, 2015 on Interstate 44 there were a few cars that LOOKED like they had lost control and wrecked. There is also some minor street flooding happening in South Tulsa on Riverside Parkway.
1. Drive by zoomed out shot of a vehicle on the left shoulder of Interstate 44 East Bound waiting for assistance
2. Driving medium shot of the electronic road sign on Interstate 44 East Bound with a Highway Patrol car with his lights on in the distance
3. Medium driving/static shot of an SUV sideways on Interstate 44 East Bound with a Highway Patrol car with his lights on and a town truck with people walking around the vehicle
4. Close/Zoomed out driving/static shot of an SUV sideways on Interstate 44 East Bound with a Highway Patrol car with his lights on and a town truck with people walking around the vehicle
5. Driving/static shot of an SUV sideways on Interstate 44 East Bound along with what appears to be the driver in the front seat still with a Highway Patrol car with his lights on and a town truck with people walking around the vehicle
6. Driving shot down 41 St. south of cars splashing in puddles on the road
7. Driving shot of a car, people standing, Highway Patrol, and a tow truck on the side of Highway 64 north just north of Interstate 44
8. Driving shot of two trucks with digital signs telling traffic to merge to the left
9. Driving shot of a car facing the wrong direction on Interstate 44 on the west side of the bridge that crosses the Arkansas River
10. Driving shot of cars going through puddles on Riverside Parkway