OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Oklahomans are still exploring the damage Monday after the state was hit with multiple severe storms over the weekend. According to the Oklahoma City Fire Department, multiple homes near SE 89th St. and Sooner Rd. were destroyed and six people were taken to the hospital. 4WARN WEATHER: Severe weather impacts parts Oklahoma Monday Near SE 89th and Sooner Rd storm damage. (KFOR) Storm damage near SE 89th St. and Sooner Rd. Image KFOR.EF3 tornado ravages Oklahoma City neighborhood.Damage near SE 89th and Sooner Road after Sunday morning tornado. KFOR. Near SE 89th and Sooner Rd storm damage. (KFOR) Storm damage near SE 89th St. and Sooner Rd. Image KFOR.Storm damage near SE 89th St. and Sooner Rd. Image KFOR. Tornadoes left debris all over the ground in some areas, showing the aftermath of the violent storms. "It's like wow, uh, yeah that was fast." one resident said after the storms damaged her home. "I didn't know what to think, what was going on." said another. 4WARN WEATHER: Oklahoma Closings and Delays The City of Harrah was hit by an EF-3 tornado on Sunday, leaving behind destruction. It destroyed homes and intertwined power lines at NE 23rd St. and Luther Rd. like a spiderweb. Tornado damage near Peebly Road and Reno. (KFOR)Tornado damage near Peebly Road and Reno. (KFOR)Tornado damage near Peebly Road and Reno. (KFOR) “We were all in bed. And when I heard the noise, when the thing hit, I thought it was just a direct hit by lightning. It was a loud pop, but it was the roof coming off the house,” said Joe Payne. The Harrah Fire Department and Red Cross have announced they’re accepting donations at Harrah Church for those affected by the storm damage. The address is 101 S Dobbs Rd. More storms moved into the state Monday morning prompting multiple tornado warnings. According to KFOR Meteorologist Emily Sutton, severe weather may pick back up around noon or 1 p.m. Monday afternoon.