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Heavy Rain Up to 3 Inches Targets Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita and Lubbock as Ongoing Severe Storms Also Threaten Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and North Texas

TULSA, OKLAHOMA — Heavy rainfall has become another major concern across the Southern Plains, adding to the ongoing severe weather risk. Widespread rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches are possible across portions of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas through Wednesday evening, with the heaviest band stretching from west Texas northeast into southwest Missouri.

Tulsa, OK · 24d
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More Data Centers, More Coal Emissions — and an OU Researcher Watching Atlantic Storms

Air quality alerts that popped up on Oklahomans’ phones over the weekend reflected Professor Xiao-Ming Hu’s research findings in real time. Hu is an air quality researcher at the National Weather Center at the University of Oklahoma. His work focuses on ozone pollutants from fossil fuel-burning power plants and how tropical storms in the Atlantic can push those pollutants across the state.

Oklahoma · 24d
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Training storms fuel flash flood threat across central Oklahoma tonight

Flash flooding likely: A mesoscale convective system with a line echo wave pattern is moving eastward across central Oklahoma and northern Texas this evening, producing training thunderstorms with peak hourly rainfall rates exceeding 2 in/hr. Widely scattered to numerous instances of flash flooding are expected, considered likely through 4:14 a.m. CDT, with considerable to significant impacts possible over urban areas and locations already inundated from yesterday's rainfall.

Oklahoma · 23d

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Latest Weather | More rainfall Thursday evening, cooler temperatures arrive Friday

Arkansas · 23d

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12 Historic Oklahoma Blizzards You’ll Be Glad You Didn’t Have to Face

Oklahoma’s winter storms have stopped traffic on open plains, buried familiar roads under drifts, and turned a mild afternoon into a poor guide to the following morning. Some of the most striking episodes arrived in March or even April. Others interrupted holiday travel or followed another major storm before communities had much time to recover.

Oklahoma · 25d

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At last a storm system loaded with moisture is heading towards Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A strong moisture loaded storm system is tracking towards Oklahoma from west to east in the coming days. The main threats are heavy rainfall and severe weather. Please stay tuned to the very latest forecast in case there’s severe weather and possible flooding. The...

Oklahoma · 26d

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Heavy Rain Up to 5 Inches Targets West Texas and Oklahoma Before a Strong Cold Front Drops North Texas Lows Into the 40s

DALLAS, TX — Humidity is making a strong comeback across North Texas this week, with heavy rain of up to 5 inches expected in West Texas before a strong fall cold front arrives Friday, sending temperatures from muggy upper 70s overnight lows down into the crisp 40s by Sunday morning.

Texas · 26d

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First Wind Chills of the Season Could Drop to 29 in Amarillo, 32 in Norman, and 31 in Tyler as Strong Cold Front Arrives Next Weekend

OKLAHOMA — Warm to hot weather this weekend will give way to a big chill late this coming week, as a strong cold front brings the first wind chills of the season to Oklahoma and parts of Texas. Feels-like temperatures could drop into the upper 20s and low 30s across a wide area next weekend. Cold air is forecast to spill south from the Plains into Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana. The change will be a dramatic shift from the warm conditions many communities have had lately.

Texas · 26d

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Heavy Rain And Storms Remain Into Thursday

More rounds of showers and t-storms are likely from Wednesday night into Thursday ahead of a strong cold front that'll sweep though Thursday evening. Coolest air of the season so far is on the way!

Oklahoma · 24d

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Texas-Oklahoma-Kansas Flood Threat: 5+ Inches Oct. 13-15

Amarillo, TX – A potentially significant rainfall event is developing across portions of the Southern Plains, with western Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas facing several rounds of heavy rain and the possibility of scattered flash flooding from Tuesday, October 13, through Thursday, October 15.

Texas · 25d

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Prolonged Flash Flood Threat Targets Odessa, Oklahoma City, Wichita and Kansas City as Hurricane Simon Moisture Fuels Back Building Downpours Topping 3 Inches

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI — A prolonged, multi-day flash flood threat is beginning across the Central and Southern Plains and the lower Missouri Valley, as deep tropical moisture from Hurricane Simon streams northward into the region. A Slight Risk (Level 2 of 4) for excessive rainfall stretches from the Permian Basin of Texas through western Oklahoma and Kansas into western Missouri, where localized totals could exceed 3 inches by morning.

Oklahoma City, OK · 24d

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More Heavy Rain & Storms Into Thursday

Oklahoma · 23d

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U.S. Warns More 'Severe' Storms Will Hit 3 States Tuesday

Three states on alert.

Oklahoma · 26d

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Isolated severe storms today & Wednesday; flooding possible through Thursday | 10/13 AM

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Today will consist of isolated showers & storms late, breezy conditions & highs in the low 90s. Scattered showers & storms are in the forecast for tonight, as lows drop into the low to mid 70s. Wednesday will be near 90°, under mostly cloudy skies & periods of rain & storms. Showers & storms are in store for Thursday, as highs fall to near 80°. Friday will be cooler in the mid 60s, partly cloudy & breezy. Temperatures stay cool in the upper 60s on Saturday, under partly cloudy skies. A mix of sun & clouds, mid 70s & a stray shower are possible on Sunday. Monday will be in the low 80s, with a stray shower or storm.

Lawton, OK · 25d

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Flood Watch Issued, Severe Weather Possible Through Thursday

A flood watch is in effect for portions of the listening area through Thursday afternoon, as multiple rounds of heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected. The watch area includes Washington, Osage and Nowata counties in Oklahoma and Chautauqua, Montgomery and Labette counties in Kansas. Localized rainfall amounts up to 5 inches will be possible across portions of northeast Oklahoma and southeast Kansas, which may result in flooding or flash flooding. The most likely amount of widespread rainfall is in the 2-3 inch range, with higher amounts possible in embedded thunderstorms.

Oklahoma · 24d

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THE BREAKDOWN: Simon moisture brings Flood Potential to the Central Plains

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Hurricane Simon is stalling off the west coast of Mexico Tuesday evening as its moisture is being funneled into the central plains. A steering pattern with a low off to the west and high to the east brings a wind flow out of the southwest that increases moisture from the plains into portions of the Mid-South Wednesday and Thursday.

Memphis, TN · 24d

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Severe Weather Pattern Targets Comanche County With Heavy Rain And Flooding Risk

A Flood Watch covers 31 Oklahoma counties starting Wednesday morning. Storms rolling in Tuesday night could bring dangerous hail and strong winds, with western Comanche County bracing for the heaviest rainfall.

Comanche County, OK · 24d

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Severe Weather and Record High Temperatures Possible Today

Weather Warn Day has been issued for today with a chance for severe weather. Strong to severe storms are possible later today. A Marginal to Slight Severe risk exists from 4PM through 12AM Wednesday west of the OKC metro. The severe threats include wind gusts up to 70 mph, half dollar size hail, and a very low tornado risk. As storms fire up in the afternoon hours today, we'll see that potential for tornadoes in the far western parts of the state, especially around and after sunset. We might also see record high temperatures broken today. Our current record high temperature for Tuesday is 90 set back in 1963. Our forecasted high temperature today is 91. Severe storms are once again possible on Wednesday with a chance for large hail, damaging wind gusts, heavy rainfall, isolated flooding, and a tornado risk. The strong to severe storms for Wednesday will develop in the afternoon and last into the overnight hours. Another Weather Warn Day is issued for Wednesday with a severe risk and a flooding potential. Heavy rainfall is another big concern since it may cause flooding in a few areas.

Oklahoma City, OK · 25d

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Big Cottonwood Canyon Road Reopens After Flooding; Earlier Rescue Reported Nearby

Storm Mountain Picnic Area — Reported Boulder Rescue and Flood Area. State Route 190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon reopened just before 2 a.m. Monday after flooding and debris forced hours-long closures, KUTV reported. UDOT restricted uphill traffic and turned vehicles around at the canyon entrance while crews worked near Storm Mountain, according to KUTV.

Cottonwood Heights, UT · 24d