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Severe storms cause flooding, road closures and power outages across Oklahoma
Low-lying and flood-prone areas remain especially dangerous, and emergency officials are urging drivers to avoid high water. The National Weather Service and local authorities continue to stress the importance of heeding warnings with the often-repeated phrase: “Turn around, don’t drown.”
A flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Norman at 07:02 a.m. on Wednesday, April 30. This warning ...
Severe storms are ramping up across western and southwestern Oklahoma Thursday evening, with strong winds and power outages ...
At least seven people have died in Oklahoma amid heavy rain and dangerous flooding. Sarah Greeley, who was at the vet when ...
The National Weather Service issues several different flood warnings during appropriate weather events. Each one has varying ...
A Level 3 out of 5 risk for severe storms has been issued by NOAA's Storm Prediction Center stretching from San Antonio, ...
April rainfall for Oklahoma City is at 11.94 inches with more expected as a storm continues to dump rain on the region.
Our latest round of severe storms and heavy rainfall has resulted in additional Flash Flood Warnings across a huge swath of ...
At least one person has died in southwest Oklahoma after flash flooding hit the region, with authorities warning people to ...
As storms continue moving through the region, much of North Texas is under a flash flood warning, with up to 3 inches of rain ...
Strong storms are beginning to move into western Oklahoma from the Texas Panhandle late Thursday. Storms are expected to continue tracking east throughout Friday morning. >> Go to the KOCO weather ...
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