By Susie Edgar       On April 29, 2024, the tornado sirens sounded in our little town of Sulphur, Okla. Here in Oklahoma, we have so many tornadoes we think, “It’s not going to hit here,” so we go on about our business. But I felt a little uneasy that night as the wind began to blow harder than any normal storm, and the rain wouldn’t stop. It came in sheets, and I noticed there was no hail. That was unusual. I mentioned to my husband that maybe we needed to go to the school shelter, ...