Do you remember the AMAZING rescue of "Mud Baby?" Aleah was 10 months old when she was sucked from her mother's arms during the Bridge Creek-Moore tornado on May 3, 1999. She was then rescued from the mud by a deputy. https://tinyurl.com/mvnkutn8 | KOCO 5 News

Hard to believe that it has been 20 years since the strongest tornado ever recorded touched down in Oklahoma. The May 3, 1999 tornado had winds measured at more than 300 mph! LEARN MORE: http://bit.ly/1TIwj1E | FOX23 News

33K views · 262 reactions | Tulsa's Channel 8 Chief Meteorologist Dan Threlkeld relives Oklahoma's May 1999 tornado outbreak. | NewsChannel 8 - Tulsa | Facebook

5.8K views · 54 reactions | In the face of disaster, your Oklahoma National Guard answers the call. We're dedicated to upholding the Oklahoma Standard, lending our support and strength to our communities when they need it most. Together, Oklahomans stand resilient, united, and ready to overcome any challenge. | Oklahoma National Guard | Facebook

158K views · 696 reactions | It was 18 years ago today that Oklahoma experienced its worst tornado outbreak in state history. On May 3,1999 Oklahoma saw 72 tornadoes including this F5 that would move through Oklahoma City. 36 people were killed during the outbreak. | Meteorologist Brad Sowder | Facebook

26K views · 170 reactions | May 3, 1999. Where were you? A record-breaking tornado outbreak changed the face of the Oklahoma City area, literally. But Oklahomans rose to the challenge of helping each other recover and rebuild. In Thursday’s 10pm newscast, hear dramatic stories of people who encountered the monster and see how much things have changed - 20 years later. | KWTV - NEWS 9 | Facebook