The National Weather Service reports a "brief tornado" developed in Okmulgee County during the storms that moved through the county overnight March 29 and into the early morning hours on March 30.Crews and people in Okmulgee Cou nty got a better sense of storm damage after the sun came up.WATCH: Brief tornado in Okmulgee County: "BRIEF TORNADO": Okmulgee County saw downed lines, trees2 News Oklahomas Douglas Braff asked authorities where cleanup efforts stand and listened to residents about the damage.The wind was definitely blowing, and we had some damage and debris going there, Jeffrey Moore, the Okmulgee County Emergency Management director, told 2 News.Those high winds knocked down power lines north of Morris early Sunday morning, leaving 40 to 50 residents without power. Thats according to Moore, who told us crews quickly responded. He said most of those power lines were fixed or replaced by midday.But Moore noted the storm left quite the path, saying, It extends all the way up north to Bald Hill Road, where we have two more power lines down a roof came off a barn, and theres damage for about a good damage path up there for about a mile to 2 miles and maybe a half-mile wide. Its not good, for sure, Lee Phillips told 2 News.Phillips manages a farm along Bald Hill Road, north of Morris. The wind blew away the back half of his barn, scattering the roof all along the road, also saying, Some of its 100 yards that way over the hill. While a handful of horses saw minor injuries, he said only the barn was damaged and that its not a total loss. He spent his Sunday clearing pieces of tin roof.When asked if its going to take much to clean up, Phillips replied, Itll take a little bit, take a couple days probably to get everything cleaned up and get somebody to repair the barn.Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere -- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram SUBSCRIBE on YouTube ...read more read less