2022 Tornado Events in Eastern Oklahoma + Northwest Arkansas

Information about the tornadoes that affected the National Weather Service Tulsa area of responsibility during 2022.

NWS Tulsa, OK

March 14, 2022

EF2 damage to a house from the Springdale, AR tornado March 30, 2022

Overview

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Click on a rating location within the map to see details, including damage pictures for some locations.

Total number of tornadoes in 2022 as of November 7, 2022 for the NWS Tulsa area of eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas:
Total number of tornadoes: 21
EF-0: 3 | EF-1: 15
EF-2: 1 | EF-3: 1
EF-4: 0 | EF-5: 0
EF-Unknown: 1

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NOTE: The tornado information provided is preliminary and subject to change pending final review of the events and publication in NWS Storm Data.

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EF Scale: The Enhanced Fujita Scale Classifies Tornadoes into the following categories

Weak: EF0 65-85 mph | EF1 86-110 mph

Strong: EF2 111-135 mph | EF3 136-165 mph

Violent: EF4 166-200 mph | EF5 >200 mph

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March 30, 2022 Tornado Event

Two QLCS tornadoes impacted eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas during the early morning hours of March 30, 2022. The survey details are below.

Anyone wishing to contribute images, video, or information may contact the National Weather Service in Tulsa at 918-838-7838.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Event Overview can be found here.

Springdale, AR Tornado (Washington County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-3
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 145 mph
Path Length: 5.2 miles
Maximum Path Width: 350 yards
Start Location: 1 mile southeast of Johnson, AR
Start Time: 4:04 am CDT March 30, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 36.122 / -94.156
End Location: 1 mile east of Springdale, AR
End Time: 4:12 am CDT March 30, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 36.185 / -94.107
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 7
Survey Summary: This tornado developed south of Joyce Boulevard and east of Steele Boulevard, southwest of the Northwest Arkansas Mall. The tornado damaged businesses, blew down trees, rolled a van, and then moved across the western portion of the mall. As it moved north-northeast from near the mall, the tornado blew down a cellular phone tower, and destroyed a building near Main Drive. As it continued north-northeast it damaged numerous homes and businesses, and blew down numerous trees. Major portions of the roofs of several homes were blown off on Pagosa Street, and a vehicle was flipped over in a driveway. The tornado then destroyed the gymnasium at George Elementary School, which was a metal building structure. A home just north of the gym was severely damaged, and a couple large, wooden electrical poles were snapped nearby. A large, metal building structure was destroyed as the tornado neared Highway 412, with several other businesses nearby severely damaged. A hangar was destroyed and other buildings were damaged on the east side of the Springdale Airport. Minor damage to trees and to the roofs of homes continued until the tornado neared Emma Avenue, where it appeared to dissipate. Debris from the tornado was carried into Benton County.

4-panel radar image of the Springdale tornado — Reflectivity, storm-relative velocity, correlation coefficient, and velocity from the KSRX WSR-88D RADAR of the Springdale tornado.

Aerial image of tornado damage with damage points plotted on top. — Aerial image of the Springdale tornado damage, with the NWS Tulsa damage survey points overlayed. Imagery provided by the Geospatial Insurance Consortium via Vexcel Imaging.

Adamson, OK Tornado (Pittsburg County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-0
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 85 mph
Path Length: 0.6 miles
Maximum Path Width: 100 yards
Start Location: 4 miles northeast of Dow, OK
Start Time: 4:39am CDT March 30, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 34.922 / -95.551
End Location: 4.5 miles northeast of Dow, OK
End Time: 4:40 am CDT March 30, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 34.926 / -95.542
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado damaged several homes, rolled multiple trailers, damaged outbuildings, damaged a mobile home, uprooted a large hardwood tree, and snapped large tree limbs.

April 11, 2022 Tornado Event

Two tornadoes impacted west central Arkansas during the evening hours of April 11, 2022. The survey details are below.

Anyone wishing to contribute images, video, or information may contact the National Weather Service in Tulsa at 918-838-7838.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Event Overview can be found here.

Bloomer, AR Tornado (Sebastian County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-95 mph
Path Length: 1 mile
Maximum Path Width: 140 yards
Start Location: 1 mile south of Bloomer, AR
Start Time: 5:12 pm CDT April 11, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.276 / -94.134
End Location: 2 miles southeast of Bloomer, AR
End Time: 5:13 pm CDT April 11, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.270 / -94.116
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado uprooted trees and snapped large tree limbs in a heavily wooded area of Fort Chaffee. It was observed by a number of storm chasers and storm spotters.

Charleston, AR Tornado (Franklin County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-100 mph
Path Length: 2.4 miles
Maximum Path Width: 200 yards
Start Location: 1.2 miles south of Charleston, AR
Start Time: 5:23 pm CDT April 11, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.280 / -94.038
End Location: 2.1 miles east of Charleston, AR
End Time: 5:32 pm CDT April 11, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.296 / -94.001
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado damaged a home, damaged several outbuildings, and uprooted or snapped trees.

April 13, 2022 Tornado Event

A tornado impacted northeast Oklahoma during the morning hours of April 13, 2022. The survey details are below.

Anyone wishing to contribute images, video, or information may contact the National Weather Service in Tulsa at 918-838-7838.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Event Overview can be found here.

Stilwell, OK Tornado (Adair County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 95-105 mph
Path Length: 6.5 miles
Maximum Path Width: 700 yards
Start Location: 1.7 miles northwest of Stilwell, OK
Start Time: 8:50 am CDT April 13, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.820 / -94.659
End Location: 5 miles east northeast of Stilwell, OK
End Time: 8:59 am CDT April 13, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.841 / -94.545
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 1
Survey Summary: This tornado developed south of the E 820 Road and west of the S 4700 Road, where large tree limbs were snapped and homes were damaged. It moved east-northeast across the cemetary snapping softwood trees. The tornado then moved across the northwest and north sides of Stilwell, where the roofs of a number of apartment buildings were damaged, homes were damaged, outbuildings were destroyed, trees were uprooted, and power poles were blown down. Several businesses were damaged as it crossed Highway 59, a semi truck was blown over, and trees were uprooted. As the tornado moved east-northeast from Stilwell, numerous trees were uprooted, outbuildings were damaged, some trees and power poles were snapped from the S 4720 Road to near the S 4757 Road, where it appeared to dissipate, as tree damage became very light.

radar reflectivity and velocity loop — KSRX RADAR loop with reflectivity (left) and velocity (right) during the Stilwell tornado

May 2, 2022 Tornado Event

Isolated thunderstorms developed across southeast Oklahoma on the afternoon of May 2, 2022 in a moist and unstable airmass. One such storm developed into a tornadic supercell across Leflore County in southeast Oklahoma.

Storm Reports, Warning and Basic Radar Dafa from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Overview can be found here.

Monroe, OK Tornado (Leflore County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 105-110 mph
Path Length: 5.6miles
Maximum Path Width: 1400 yards
Start Location: 3.6 miles east-northeast of Howe, OK
Start Time: 5:18 pm CDT May 2 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 34.961/ -94.576
End Location: 1.9 miles north-northeast of Monroe, OK
End Time: 5:33 pm CDT May 2, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.019/ -94.506
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed east of Horsepen Creek and south of Poteau Mountain Road, where trees were uprooted. The tornado moved northeast across Poteau Mountain Road snapping and uprooting numerous trees, and then destroyed an outbuilding, damaged a home, and blew the roof from an uninhabited home. The tornado became about 8/10 of a mile wide as it approached Gassaway Loop and then crossed Highway 83. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted, and outbuildings were destroyed through this area. The tornado continued to produce tree damage and outbuilding damage as it crossed Gilmore and Midway Roads, and then dissipated north of Midway Road.

May 4, 2022 Tornado Event

Two supercell thunderstorms moved across Okfuskee and Okmulgee Counties during the evening of May 4th. The first supercell produced at least two tornadoes that affected Okfuskee County. So far, no tornadoes were confirmed with the second supercell in either Okfuskee or Okmulgee Counties. Another tornado developed across northeastern Pittsburg County as the squall line moved through that area during the early morning of May 5th.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Overview can be found here.

Cromwell/Okemah, OK Tornado (Okfuskee County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 105-110 mph
Path Length: 13.6 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1350 yards
Start Location: 3.6 miles southwest of Cromwell, OK
Start Time: 7:21 pm CDT May 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.301/ -96.499
End Location: 2 miles west-northwest of Okemah, OK
End Time: 7:49 pm CDT May 4 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.443/ -96.342
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed southwest of Cromwell, from the same supercell that had just produced a long-track tornado that moved from west of Maud to northeast of Seminole. The tornado produced tree damage for the first couple miles of its track, then damaged several homes, and uprooted trees, and snapped power poles as it moved through Cromwell. It crossed into Okfuskee County about a mile northeast of Cromwell. The tornado moved east-northeast damaging trees. The tornado enlarged and turned more northeast as it approached the E1130 Road, where the tree damage increased with numerous uprooted and snapped trees through where it crossed Highway 48 at about 3/4 of a mile wide. A gas station received minor damage where it crossed I-40. It continued north-northeast producing light tree damage across the E1100 Road and Highway 56, then dissipated before it reached Highway 62 northwest of Okemah.

Okemah, OK Tornado 2 (Okfuskee County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 85-95 mph
Path Length: 0.4 miles
Maximum Path Width: 150 yards
Start Location: 3.5 miles southwest of Okemah, OK
Start Time: 7:44 pm CDT May 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.390/ -96.344
End Location: 3.1 miles southwest of Okemah, OK
End Time: 7:45 pm CDT May 4 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.395/ -96.341
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado blew down several trees and snapped large tree limbs.

Blocker, OK Tornado (Pittsburg County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-95 mph
Path Length: 2.4 miles
Maximum Path Width: 450 yards
Start Location: 0.3 miles northeast of Blocker, OK
Start Time: 2:09 am CDT May 5, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.072/ -95.564
End Location: 2.7 miles east-northeast of Blocker, OK
End Time: 2:13 am CDT May 5, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.073/ -95.521
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado snapped a few trees, uprooted a number of trees, and damaged several outbuildings.

July 28, 2022 Tornado Event

Strong to severe thunderstorms developed across eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas during the afternoon and evening of July 28, 2022. A storm over eastern Tulsa County interacted with an outflow boundary from storms to the north and quickly produced a QLCS tornado that resulted in a swath of damage across portions of Broken Arrow, OK.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Overview can be found here.

Broken Arrow, OK Tornado (Tulsa/Wagoner County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 85-95mph
Path Length: 4 miles
Maximum Path Width: 800 yards
Start Location: 1 mile east-northeast of Broken Arrow, OK
Start Time: 10:35 pm CDT July 28, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 36.056/ -95.779
End Location: 3 miles north of Oneta, OK
End Time: 10:44 pm CDT July 28, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 36.070/ -95.710
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed just east of Lynn Lane and south of E Kenosha Street, where a few trees were uprooted and large tree limbs were snapped. The tornado moved east-northeast into Wagoner County near the intersection of E Kenosha Street and S 193rd East Avenue, and continued along and then north of E Kenosha Street, before dissipating just west of S 241st East Avenue. Several homes received minor roof damage, a small outbuilding was damaged, some trees were uprooted or snapped, and numerous large tree limbs were snapped throughout the tornado path.

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November 4, 2022 Tornado Event

Severe thunderstorms moved through eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas on the afternoon and evening of November 4, 2022. The atmosphere became moderately unstable ahead of a cold front approaching from the north and dry line approaching from the west. Deep layer and low-level wind shear increased during the afternoon and evening across the area and became very strong by early evening. The combination of moderately strong instability and strong to very strong wind shear resulted in some supercell thunderstorm structures, as well as eventually a severe squall line that moved through the region.

A supercell thunderstorm produced a long-track, significant tornado in Lamar County, TX, and an NWS damage survey team confirmed that this tornado continued into and across much of Choctaw County, OK. It remained a strong tornado in Choctaw County, with an EF-2 rating for that segment. Another tornado developed in far northern McCurtain County and moved into southern Le Flore County near Honobia. A tornado also devleoped near Heavener. Both of these tornadoes occurred in extremely rough terrain. Additional tornadoes were confirmed through damage surveys, including one near Mansfield, AR, one near Hammond Mountain, AR, one near Branch, AR, and another near Etna, AR.

Additionally, tornado damage has been confirmed through a survey by county emergency management west-southwest of Altus, AR and south of Ozark, AR. This damage is coincident with a radar detected tornadic debris signature (TDS), which continues across the Arkansas River southwest of Altus where more tree damage was found.

Our survey team attempted to investigate a persistent radar detected tornadic debris signature in far eastern Sebastian County and southwest Franklin County south-southwest of Charleston. The area was inaccessible due to active training on Fort Chaffee. The entire path appears to remain over Fort Chaffee. Currently, this tornado will be rated EF-Unknown due to the inability to investigate the area where the tornado likely damaged trees to produce the tornadic debris signature.

Two tornadoes and a swath of wind damage occurred during the evening with a line of thunderstorms that moved across Madison and Carroll Counties in northwestern AR. The tornadoes developed with an area of rotation at the north end of the line called a comma head circulation.

Storm Reports, Warning Information, and Basic Radar Data from the event can be found here.

Storm Prediction Center Overview can be found here.

Sawyer, OK Tornado (Choctaw County OK portion of the tornado track)

EF-Scale: EF-2
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 110-120 mph
Path Length: 18.8 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1700 yards
Start Location: 4.8 miles southeast of Grant, OK
Start Time: 4:46 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 33.887 / -95.463
End Location: 3.3 miles east southeast of Spencerville, OK
End Time: 5:12 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 34.117 / -95.296
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 1
Survey Summary: This tornado developed in Lamar County, Texas and produced EF-4 damage at several locations west through north of Paris, TX, and then crossed the Red River into Choctaw County. Extensive tree damage occurred just north of the Red River with numerous hardwood trees snapped from E2150 Rd to E2140 Rd. The tornado moved northeast, becoming about a mile wide several miles south of Sawyer, and continued to produce a very wide damage swath until a couple miles north of Highway 70. Throughout the path, numerous trees were snapped and uprooted, numerous power poles were snapped, numerous outbuildings were destroyed, and a number of homes were damaged. The tornado dissipated between the N 4340 Rd and N 4360 Rd, and south of the E 1980 Rd.

radar image of the storm — KSRX radar reflectivity and velocity of the Sawyer storm.

damage survey photo of barn damage — Damage to a barn as seen during the damage survey of this tornado. (click on the dots on the map to the right to find where this damage occurred)

damage survey photo of tree damage — Large tree damage as seen during the damage survey of this tornado. (click on the dots on the map to the right to find where this damage occurred)

Honobia, OK Tornado (McCurtain/Le Flore Counties OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 100-110 mph
Path Length: 10.2 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1600 yards
Start Location: 4.6 miles south of Honobia, OK
Start Time: 5:54 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 34.474 / -94.937
End Location: 6.5 miles northeast of Honobia, OK
End Time: 6:06 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 34.598 / -94.843
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed in heavily wooded terrain in far northern McCurtain County. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted as it moved northeast into southern Le Flore County southeast of Honobia. A couple homes were damaged, several outbuildings were destroyed, and numerous trees were snapped or uprooted before it dissipated northeast of Honobia.

radar data of this storm — KSRX radar images from the storm. The rotation signature can be seen in the upper right panel, and the tornado debris signature (blue area) can be seen in the lower left panel.

Heavener, OK Tornado (Le Flore County OK)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 100-110 mph
Path Length: 6.5 miles
Maximum Path Width: 900 yards
Start Location: 1.4 miles southeast of Heavener, OK
Start Time: 6:33 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 34.871 / -94.589
End Location: 6.0 miles northeast of Heavener, OK
End Time: 6:41 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 34.945 / -94.519
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed just south of Highway 128 on the southeast side of Heavener, where several homes were damaged, outbuildings were destroyed, and trees were snapped or uprooted. It moved northeast into mountainous and heavily wooded terrain, snapping and uprooting numerous trees on Middle Mountain and Poteau Mountain before dissipating near Cowskin Ridge.

Hammond Mountain, AR Tornado (Washington County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-100 mph
Path Length: 6.5 miles
Maximum Path Width: 900 yards
Start Location: 4.8 miles east-northeast of Winslow, AR
Start Time: 6:53 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.829 / -94.054
End Location: 7.1 miles south-southeast of Elkins, AR
End Time: 7:00 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.901 / -93.980
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed and moved across highly rugged and wooded terrain. It uprooted trees and snapped a few power poles.

radar damage of this storm — KSRX radar images from the storm. The rotation signature can be seen in the upper right panel, and the tornado debris signature (green area) can be seen in the lower left panel.

Mansfield, AR Tornado (Sebastian County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 105-110 mph
Path Length: 5.8 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1000 yards
Start Location: 3 miles south-southwest of Mansfield, AR
Start Time: 6:58 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.019 / -94.272
End Location: 1.5 miles northeast of Huntington, AR
End Time: 7:07 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.097 / -94.272
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed south of Mansfield where trees were blown down and outbuildings were damaged on Johnnie Cake Way. It moved north across Mansfield and across the east side of Huntington. Sixteen homes were damaged in Mansfield, several significantly. Trees were snapped or uprooted, and power poles were blown down.

damage survey photo of house damage — Damage to a house as seen during the damage survey of this tornado. (click on the dots on the map to the right to find where this damage occurred)

Huntsville, AR Tornado (Madison County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-0
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 70-80 mph
Path Length: 1.3 miles
Maximum Path Width: 110 yards
Start Location: 2.8 miles northeast of Huntsville, AR
Start Time: 7:20 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 36.115 / -93.697
End Location: 4.1 miles northeast of Huntsville, AR
End Time: 7:22 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 36.132 / -93.687
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed northeast of Huntsville, damaging a chicken house and trees. The tornado crossed Highway 412 and dissipated. Sporadic wind damage continued to occur with the storms as the continued toward Green Forest.

Fort Chafee AR Tornado (Sebastian/Franklin Counties AR)

EF-Scale: EF-Unknown
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: Unknown
Path Length:2.5 miles (estimated)
Maximum Path Width: Unknown
Start Location: 8.6 miles southeast of Lavaca, AR
Start Time: 7:22 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: TBD
End Location: 4.7 miles south-southwest of Charleston, AR
End Time: 7:28 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: TBD
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado produced a tornadic debris signature (TDS) from the KSRX WSR-88D that persisted from at least 7:22 pm to 7:28 pm. Damage that produced the TDS/debris was likely trees. The NWS survey team that tried to investigate this tornado could not access the area due to it being on Fort Chafee and a live fire exercise was occurring at the time. The local emergency management also could not access this area on subsequent days. If later data becomes available to help us determine the extent of the tree damage, the rating of this tornado will be adjusted accordingly from the EF-Unknown to the EF-rating consistent with the estimated wind speed obtained from the tree damage.

Branch, AR Tornado (Franklin County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-100 mph
Path Length: 3.3 miles
Maximum Path Width: 350 yards
Start Location: 3.2 miles northeast of Branch, AR
Start Time: 7:38 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.340 / -93.913
End Location: 6.4 miles northeast of Branch, AR
End Time: 7:42 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.356 / -93.859
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado moved east-northeast from Shaw Loop to Highway 23. It uprooted trees, damaged a couple homes, and destroyed several outbuildings. We appreciate Franklin County Emergency Management for surveying this tornado and providing useful photos of the damage.

Green Forest, AR Tornado (Carroll County, AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90-100 mph
Path Length: 8.5 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1100 yards
Start Location: 3.4 miles southwest of Green Forest, AR
Start Time: 7:43 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 36.488 / -93.488
End Location: 5.1 northeast of Green Forest, AR
End Time: 7:51 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 36.390 / -93.378
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed southwest of Green Forest and moved into town as an EF-1 tornado, damaging trees and power poles. Several poultry barns were damaged or destroyed. Three grain bins were toppled. Multiple homes were damaged in the EF-0 to EF-1 range. In southwest Green Forest, windows were broken, a garage door was pushed in, and roof decking was removed. The tornado did primarily EF-0 damage into the north side of town. The tornado continued past Green Forest, damaging trees, several poultry barns, and three homes. A swath of damaging wind continued on to the northeast after the tornado dissipated.

Etna, AR Tornado (Franklin County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-0
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 75-80 mph
Path Length: 1.7 miles
Maximum Path Width: 150 yards
Start Location: 2.7 miles west-southwest of Etna, AR
Start Time: 7:41 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.370 / -93.900
End Location: 1.1 miles west-northwest of Etna, AR
End Time: 7:43 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.375 / -93.871
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado moved east-northeast and damaged outbuildings and snapped large tree limbs.

Denning AR Tornado (Franklin County AR)

EF-Scale: EF-1
Maximum Estimated Wind Speed: 90 to 95 mph
Path Length: 3.1 miles
Maximum Path Width: 1100 yards
Start Location: 4.9 miles south of Ozark, AR
Start Time: 7:46 pm CDT November 4, 2022
Start Lat/Lon: 35.416/ -93.829
End Location: 1.2 West of Denning, AR
End Time: 7:51 pm CDT November 4, 2022
End Lat/Lon: 35.428/ -93.777
Fatalities: 0
Injuries: 0
Survey Summary: This tornado developed south of Ozark, just east of Highway 23. It uprooted trees and snapped large tree limbs through a wide path as it approached and crossed Highway 309. It moved east-northeast across a small portion of Logan County at the Arkansas River. More trees were uprooted east of Highway 93 after it moved back into Franklin County, and round hay bales were moved.