As of 845 pm CDT...severe storms were in northeast Oklahoma (east of I-35/north of I-44). There have been reports of tennis ball to softball size hail. Storms will weaken as the night wears on, but may make it into northwest Arkansas during the predawn hours Thursday. #arwx pic.twitter.com/5GLTXhVu9u

56 years ago, on May 15, 1968 four tornadoes impacted portions of north/northeast Arkansas. Two F4 tornadoes occurred that day. One of the F4 tornadoes tracked from Jackson County to Mississippi County, causing over 300 injuries and 34 fatalities in Jonesboro. #arwx pic.twitter.com/y1xksbvQae

NWS Mobile Storm Survey Team Finds EF-2 Tornado damage in southwest Butler Co. AL. Please see the Damage Survey at www.weather.gov/mob/Midway_GeorgianaTorMay10_2024 for details. pic.twitter.com/5YKdO4YdLb

If you're waking up and wondering about storm chances this morning, here's the rundown: -Strong to severe storms for the next several hours in western north Texas/far southern Oklahoma -Lingering storms/showers in central Oklahoma. pic.twitter.com/KAb36q6rUA