article_snippet: The slow start to the nation's tornado season came to a blustery end Wednesday when tornadoes hit Arkansas and Oklahoma and left one person dead and several others injured.
article_snippet: A Tornado is seen in Sand Springs, Oklahoma on Wednesday after a storm system produced at least three tornadoes in Arkansas and Oklahoma on Wednesday, killing one person and injuring several others .
article_snippet: A Tornado A Tornado is seen in Keystone Lake, Oklahoma, on Wednesday after a severe storm swept across the Southern Plains .
article_snippet: This frame taken from video provided by Brenton Leete shows a funnel cloud in part of a storm on Wednesday in Oklahoma .
article_snippet: The funnel cloud of A Tornado reaches down to the ground as a storm approaches Sand Springs, Oklahoma where one person died on Wednesday night and several others were injured .
article_snippet: Storm clouds gather over downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma as scattered tornadoes passed through the area on Wednesday evening .
article_snippet: Dark city: The slow start to the nation's tornado season came to a blustery end Wednesday when tornadoes hit downtown Tulsa, Oklaho .
article_snippet: Another tornado was reported near the fairgrounds in western Oklahoma City.
article_snippet: Southerly winds pushed temperatures into the 70s and 80s across the Ozarks and Southern Plains, while weather fronts churned the air into Wednesday's storms.
article_snippet: Meteorologist Jeff Hood in Little Rock said it will likely be classified an EF0 — the weakest tornado with wind speeds of 65 to 85 mph.
article_snippet: Oklahoma's first severe weather of the Spring kicked off with bang as scattered reports of small tornadoes and large hail came in from all around the state .
article_snippet: Dark skies: Severe storms were bearing down on the Tulsa area, ending a quiet start to the nation's tornado season and
article_snippet: Big storm: a weak 'waterspout' tornado touched down in northeastern Oklahoma near Keystone Lake around 5:30 p.m. and storm chasers braved the weather to take some snaps of the skies .
article_snippet: Oklahoma's first severe weather of the Spring kicked off with bang as scattered reports of small tornadoes and large hail came in from all around the state .
article_snippet: A cluster or line of thunderstorms should form from eastern Oklahoma into western/northern Arkansas, southern/eastern Missouri, far southern Illinois and western Kentucky .
article_snippet: A second storm passed through eastern Oklahoma a half-hour later, prompting another tornado warning.
article_snippet: News 9 reported on a few 'weak' and not very life-threatening tornadoes earlier in the evening.
article_snippet: The Storm Prediction Center predicted mostly hail and high winds, but said tornadoes couldn't be ruled out.
article_snippet: Tornadoes were also reported in the Ozark Mountains of northwestern Arkansas.