Open in NewsBreak

Dacoma

See all locations
Customize your news
64°F
publisher avatar

Weather

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

partner publisher · 45.7K followers

Scattered Severe Storms Likely this Evening

Oklahoma · 6d

5NEWS

publisher · 86.2K followers

Latest Weather | Strong to severe storms tonight

Arkansas · 6d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

partner publisher · 45.7K followers

Strong to severe storms moving in Monday PM

Oklahoma · 7d

The Oklahoman

partner publisher · 48.5K followers
article img

Tornadoes, 70 mph winds threaten Oklahoma Monday: Timings, what to expect

Oklahoma faces a rare but very real risk of strong fall-season tornadoes in Oklahoma Monday afternoon and evening, according to the National Weather Service. The latest NWS forecast warns that in the afternoon hours, severe thunderstorms will intensify as they move toward the Interstate 35 corridor. There is a chance for individual supercells to form, which could produce damaging wind gusts, tornadoes and large hail. By this evening, a line of thunderstorms will begin forming and moving through Oklahoma. As the line of storms passes over central and north-central Oklahoma, they are expected to strengthen enough that a strong tornado or two could form as the weather front smashes into the warm, moist air lingering over the state. Oklahoma City should expect storms to start sometime after 1 p.m. The most likely time for severe weather in central Oklahoma will be between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. Once the line passes by, the threat of severe weather drops significantly as cooler, drier air moves in. A severe storm and tornado threat will remain during the overnight hours in eastern Oklahoma. Tornadoes in Oklahoma usually spawn in the springtime, but each year between September and November, the risk of severe weather

Oklahoma · 6d

sevenlakes.news

website

Tornadoes, Hail, and Damaging Winds Possible Across Oklahoma City, Dallas, Little Rock, and Shreveport as Big Storm System Strengthens Early Next Week

OKLAHOMA CITY — The chance of severe weather across the central and southern United States is increasing for early next week. Both the GFS and European models are honing in on a big weather system moving through from November 2 to 4. All severe hazards are possible, including damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. The threat would likely begin Monday in western Oklahoma and northwest Texas, then push east.

Oklahoma City, OK · 9d

hoodline.com

website

Fog Lifts, Twisters Loom: Oklahoma City Braces for Monday Storms

Oklahoma City is starting Sunday under fog. The gray morning will give way to a warm but mostly cloudy afternoon, with a high near 74. Patchy fog should thin by about 9 a.m., according to the National Weather Service. South winds are expected Sunday night as temperatures dip only to around 62 degrees.

Oklahoma City, OK · 7d

Yahoo!

website

Severe thunderstorms, widespread rain to start the week in the Plains

A Pacific storm system could bring a couple of tornadoes and damaging winds to parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas on Monday. It will then move east.

Oklahoma · 8d

bchssreport.com

website

Kansas and Oklahoma Severe Storm Risk Grows for Monday, November 2, as Strong Low Over the Dakotas Drags a Cold Front Through the Plains

TOPEKA, KANSAS — The risk for strong to severe thunderstorms is becoming increasingly likely across parts of Kansas and Oklahoma on Monday, November 2, 2026, as a powerful storm system takes shape over the northern and central Plains. Storm Setup at Noon Monday. Ensemble forecast guidance for 12 p.m....

Oklahoma · 7d

sevenlakes.news

website

Nighttime Tornadoes and Severe Thunderstorms Possible Monday Evening Into Overnight for Wichita, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Wichita Falls as Storm System Arrives

OKLAHOMA CITY — Severe thunderstorms, including a possible tornado threat, could develop Monday evening, November 2, and continue overnight. The threat covers parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, and northern Texas. Because much of the activity may happen after dark, nighttime tornadoes are a major concern. Residents should know where to take shelter and be ready to act quickly.

Wichita Falls, TX · 7d

KFOR

website

Trick or Treating looking good, watching severe threat Monday

A strong jet stream and increasing moisture will lead to a severe threat to begin the work week. Look for showers to move east into the early evening hours with temps in the low 60s. Overnight, skies will stay mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s. Sunday will be...

Oklahoma City, OK · 8d

hoodline.com

website

Drought Pushes USDA to Declare Disaster Across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas Counties

Farmers and ranchers across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Texas now have access to emergency federal loans after the U.S. Department of Agriculture designated dozens of counties in those four states as natural disaster areas because of severe drought. The designation opens the door to USDA Farm Service Agency assistance for producers who lost livestock, watched equipment sit idle, or fell behind on farm debt during one of the driest stretches the region has seen in recent memory.

Kansas · 10d

weathernationtv.com

website

Flash Flood Emergency For Parts of Georgia and Tennessee

Residences along the Ocoee (TN) and Toccoa (GA) River have had to leave their homes early Thursday morning as heavy caused catastrophic flooding overnight into the morning hours. Up to 10 inches of rain fell in parts of Northern Georgia Wednesday evening, leading to a surge of water in the Ocoee, hitting a record height of over 18 feet.

Georgia · 8d

bchssreport.com

website

Oklahoma, Southeast Kansas and North Texas Under Slight Risk for Damaging Winds and Possible Tornadoes Monday Evening as Dryline Storms Fire Around 6 p.m.

TULSA, OKLAHOMA — Damaging winds and possibly a tornado or two are expected Monday evening, November 2, 2026, from western Oklahoma into southeast Kansas and North Texas, including the Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Wichita areas. Outlook Updated Early Monday Morning. The severe weather outlook was updated at 2:27 a.m....

Oklahoma · 7d

90min.football

website

Severe Storms Could Bring a Couple of Tornadoes, Large Hail and Damaging Winds to Oklahoma and North Texas Monday Afternoon From Enid to Abilene

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — Monday afternoon and evening, November 2, are now coming into range of high-resolution forecast guidance, giving an early look at how severe storms could develop across Oklahoma and North Texas. One model shows a line of strong thunderstorms forming by late Monday afternoon from northern Oklahoma southwest into West Central Texas. All modes of severe weather are possible, including a couple of tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds. While timing and storm coverage still need refinement, this is a setup worth watching closely.

Oklahoma · 8d

11Alive

publisher · 416.7K followers

Clouds build in Saturday

Texas · 8d

KATV

website

Rain to impact Halloween and Election Day

Which areas have the best chance of rain during Halloween trick-or-treating?. Why is the severe storm threat highest in Oklahoma and southern Arkansas/Louisiana?. Once rain chances rise early Saturday, we may not see them leave until the middle of next week. That doesn't mean there won't be breaks in between, though. Showers increase before sunrise Saturday morning with a slow-moving area of rain expected through the day.

Arkansas · 10d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

partner publisher · 45.7K followers

Storms and windy early next week

Oklahoma · 8d

Country Herald

publisher · 10.8K followers

Oklahoma Winter Weather Awareness Through Oct 31: Snow Squalls Strike Fast

Snow, freezing rain and blowing snow can threaten drivers along I-35, I-40 and I-44.

Oklahoma · 11d

okcfox.com

website

Weather Warn Day for Monday due to severe storms

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — By Monday, our Next Weather Maker will track through Oklahoma. This compact area of low pressure will swing a cold front through the area during the afternoon and evening that could fire of some strong to severe storms. Even though temperatures will be in the upper 70s, we'll have a lot of cloud cover, holding back our instability. This is early November after all, so it is very hard to get the type of instability like we would see in the Spring. But, this low coming through will be quite deep, so we will have plenty of wind shear to work with. In the Second Season of severe weather, these 'low CAPE, low shear' events are what we typically get, and will favor a wind threat and even a low tornado threat. Due to this, SPC has put a 15% Slight Risk over much of our area Monday. As we get into the weekend, we'll be able to iron out the details.

Oklahoma · 9d