Four Tornadoes Confirmed in Oklahoma and Arkansas

The tornadoes caused no fatalities or major injuries, with assessments underway to determine the extent of the damage.

The National Weather Service confirmed four likely tornadoes touched down in northeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas on Monday night.
Meteorologist Joe Sellars reported no deaths or serious injuries from the tornadoes, though investigations are ongoing to confirm their exact locations and intensity.
The tornadoes followed a day after storms injured at least 11 people in the Oklahoma City area, highlighting a period of severe weather in the region.
Despite the tornado activity, no significant damage has been reported, and polling places for Tuesday's election remain unaffected.
The severe weather was attributed to unstable air and wind shear, conditions that are conducive to tornado development, even though November tornadoes are less common.