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Storm Chasing in miniature with Connor Sanchez in Roff
ROFF, Okla. (KFOR) — There was a time when 15-year-old Connor Sanchez was afraid of stormy weather. He says it wasn’t the dark clouds so much as the loud noises. “I was a little dramatic,” he admits. “If there was thunder, I would hide in the bathtub.” But as he got older, the winds changed, […]
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Oklahoma town loses water after lightning hits well, leaving some residents dry and others distrustful
Residents in Wayne, Okla., are facing water service disruptions post-Fourth of July storms, with some households still lacking running water and others unsure if the water is safe to use. After Fourth of July storms disrupted water service in Wayne, Okla., residents are now dealing with two separate concerns: some...
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Wayne residents still waiting for water after lightning strike damages well, officials say
WAYNE, Okla. (KOKH) — Some residents in Wayne have been without water or have had little water since lightning hit a well during Fourth of July storms, disrupting service in Rural Water District 8 in McClain County. District officials issued a precautionary boil advisory today as they work to...
KFOR
Turner Fall Park reopens after severe flooding
DAVIS, Okla. (KFOR) – Turner Falls Park officials announced that, after flooding shut the park down earlier this week, it is officially open again. Park officials say no swimming is allowed, including in all swimming areas, as evaluations of the creek continue until water levels reach a safe level.
KXII
Turner Falls park closes after heavy rains and flooding
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oklahomahistory.net
Vol 30 Issue 1,531 June 4, 2026
The Daily Alaska Empire newspaper (Juneau, Alaska) February 13th 1946 – Ardmore Oklahoma – at least 14 persons were injured none seriously in a tornado which struck this southern Oklahoma city of 20,000 early today strewing homes in its path and disrupting telephone and power lines. The city...
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Isolated to scattered severe storms possible for today & Tuesday | 5/18 AM
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Today will be windy, partly to mostly cloudy with highs from the upper 80s to the 90s. Red Flag Warning in effect for western areas while most of Texoma is under a Wind Advisory for today. Isolated showers and storms are also possible this afternoon. Scattered showers and storms are in the forecast overnight into Tuesday morning, as a cold front slides through Texoma, which could include all forms of severe weather. Lows tonight will be in the low 60s, while highs on Tuesday reach the upper 70s, while being breezy. Wednesday will be in the mid 70s with isolated showers and storms. The mid 70s continue on Thursday, while rain and storms chances become scattered. Highs will hover 80° on Friday, with a hit & miss showers and storms. Widely scattered showers and storms along with mid 80s are in store for this weekend.
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Marietta hospital heavily damaged by 2024 tornado declared “public danger”
MARIETTA, Okla. (KXII) - The Marietta hospital that was heavily damaged by a tornado in 2024 has been declared a public danger. Hospital officials told KXII 12 News that the building needs to be rebuilt, not repaired, because of the extensive damage. FEMA will assist with the construction, and the...
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Storms Dropping South From Oklahoma Into North Texas Including Gainesville, Denton and Fort Worth After 11AM Sunday With Main Severe System Building After 3PM Through 10PM
NORTH TEXAS — The first batch of storms from Oklahoma is dropping southward into North Texas after 11 AM on Sunday, May 10, 2026, with radar at 9:03 AM already showing intense red and orange cores moving through the Ardmore corridor toward Gainesville and Denton. These early storms are largely weakening and not expected to be severe between 11 AM and 2 PM. The main and more dangerous system then takes shape after 3 PM with storm risk continuing across North Central Texas through 10 PM.
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Golf Ball Hail, 70mph Winds and Tornado Threat Firing Across Western Oklahoma Including OKC, Lawton and Norman Late Saturday Afternoon Into Evening With More Storms Redeveloping Overnight
OKLAHOMA — Severe storms will refire across western Oklahoma late Saturday afternoon, May 9, 2026, bringing a tornado, wind, and hail threat as storms develop and push eastward through the evening hours. The storm zone covers a broad yellow risk area stretching from Woodward, Alva, and Enid through Oklahoma City, Norman, Lawton, and Ardmore southward to Wichita Falls. Golf ball sized hail, winds up to 70 mph, and a tornado threat are all confirmed hazards for the late Saturday afternoon and evening window, with more storms expected to redevelop overnight.