Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma And Arkansas, Damaging Structures

OKLAHOMA CITY, March 25 (Reuters) - A storm system produced at least three tornadoes in Arkansas and Oklahoma on Wednesday, downing power lines and causing damage to structures, officials said.

1:30 after.. http://ift.tt/1HI62wz

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There have been no immediate reports of major injuries or deaths.

Mobile homes destroyed in #SandSprings neighborhood. Pics via @emorybryan / @NewsOn6 http://ift.tt/19RD9jR

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A tornado was spotted in Moore, Oklahoma, local media reports said. The Oklahoma City suburb was hit by a tornado in 2013 that killed 24 and injured more than 300.

Moore #tornado seen from my hotel room in Norman. #OKwx Few minutes ago. http://ift.tt/1HI60ox

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Police in the Tulsa suburb of Sand Springs said mobile homes were tipped over by a tornado that has left large parts of the area without power.

Via @TessMaune: "..Sand Springs Gymnastics..60 people inside, many children..took cover in a basement, no injuries.." http://ift.tt/1HI60oz

— 28storms.com (@28storms) March 26, 2015

Another tornado was reported in northwest Arkansas.







(Reporting by Jon Herskovitz in Austin and Heide Brandes in Oklahoma City; Editing by Eric Beech)





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