Rain and Lightning in Tulsa as Thunderstorms Sweep Northeast Oklahoma

Thunderstorms rolled across northeast Oklahoma on Wednesday, May 4, with the National Weather Service saying the strongest storms would be capable of producing 40-mph winds, nickel-sized hail and heavy rain.

Video filmed by Bill Yates shows lighting and heavy rain in Tulsa.

The National Weather Service warned of potential flooding on Wednesday into Thursday due to excessive rainfall in portions of Arkansas and Oklahoma. Credit: Bill Yates via Storyful

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