Tornado Warnings Issued Across Oklahoma and Arkansas

On November 4, severe storms and tornado warnings were issued across parts of Arkansas and Oklahoma, with multiple tornadoes reported in central Oklahoma over the weekend. In Oklahoma, at least 11 people were injured as storms downed trees, power lines, and caused significant damage, particularly in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas. The National Weather Service warned of continuing severe weather, with expectations of more tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds between 70 and 80 mph. Reports indicated that over 99,000 households lost power due to the storms, with power restoration efforts ongoing. Footage captured by locals depicted tornado sirens and ominous clouds, while meteorologists noted that the current severe weather is exacerbated by climate change. Despite the destruction, no fatalities had been reported as communities began recovery efforts amid ongoing warnings.