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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 · 25d

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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 · 25d

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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 · 26d

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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 · 25d

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Showers and storms on the way

Tulsa, OK · 26d

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Texas to Ohio Weather Alert: Flash Flood Risk Wednesday-Thursday Oct 14-15

Dallas, TX – Millions of residents across a broad corridor stretching from Texas through the central Plains and Midwest toward Ohio could face heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding Wednesday and Thursday as a developing weather pattern brings widespread precipitation to multiple states.

Texas · 26d

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Kansas volunteers deployed to support those impacted by Hurricane Isaias

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Eight volunteers from the Kansas and Oklahoma region are deployed with Red Cross to provide Hurricane Isaias relief. The volunteers are stationed in shelters and emergency response vehicles that hold meals and cleanup supplies. They usually stay for two weeks to support those working through post-Hurricane life.

Kansas · 26d

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Severe weather threat returns tonight and tomorrow.⛈️Tap to see Doug's forecast!

Oklahoma · 26d

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Grass fire burns 50 acres in Comanche County, multiple agencies respond

COMANCHE COUNTY, Okla. — A grass fire broke out Saturday afternoon near Sterling, burning approximately 50 acres, according to Comanche County Emergency Management. The fire started around 3:10 p.m. and was caused by overheated farm equipment, Comanche County Emergency Management said. Multiple agencies respond. Comanche County Emergency Management thanked...

Comanche County, OK · 28d

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Weather Warn Days Tuesday for severe storms, Wednesday for flooding risks

Tomorrow is a Weather Warn Day for the possibility of severe storms moving into Western Oklahoma around sunset. These storms could produce wind gusts up to 70 mph, half dollar size hail, and one or two tornadoes. While there is some uncertainty right now about the coverage of these storms, storms will likely form off a dryline in the panhandles and quickly move East into Western & Northwest Oklahoma around sunset. The storms closer to the Kansas border will have the best chance at producing tornadoes, especially right after sunset. Storms further South could form into a cluster of storms and continue East into the overnight hours, bringing rain but likely no severe impacts to the Metro early Wednesday morning.

Oklahoma · 26d

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Record Warmth Continues Thru Tuesday Ahead of Storm System

Unseasonably warm and windy conditions are with us for now. A strong storm system approaches midweek bringing rain and storms to Green Country. Temperatures will feel like Fall Friday into the weekend

Oklahoma · 27d

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Record Heat Continues Tuesday

Tulsa, OK · 26d

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Kansans helping with Hurricane Isaias relief

Kansas · 26d

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Pattern shift could bring storms, highs in the 60s next week

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — We're going to stay quiet and warm in Oklahoma over the next few days, but the good news is that a pattern change will be arriving by the middle of next week. We'll stay in the low 90s until Tuesday, when we could see some strong to severe storms firing along a dryline located in the panhandles into Western Oklahoma. Showers & storms will continue and become more widespread across Oklahoma as we go into Wednesday but will slowly start to fizzle out as the cold front moves through Thursday, leaving only an isolated chance for a shower on Friday. Friday & Saturday look to be our coolest days in the forecast, with highs likely to stay in the 60s on both days. The following week could start another warming trend, with highs slowly rising to the 80s once again.

Oklahoma · 28d

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Record Warmth Continues Thru Tuesday Ahead of Storm System

Oklahoma · 26d

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Breezy, humid, hot for North Texas before end-of-week cold front

Fort Worth, TX · 26d

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Breezy & hot for today; rain chances increase Tuesday ahead of weather pattern shift | 10/12 AM

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Today will be breezy & mostly sunny, in the low to mid 90s. Skies will be partly cloudy for tonight, as lows drop into the low 70s. Isolated showers & storms are possible on Tuesday that could be severe, under partly cloudy skies, breezy conditions and highs in the low 90s. Wednesday & Thursday will consist of scattered showers & storms, mostly cloudy skies and highs falling from near 90° on Wednesday to the upper 70s on Thursday. Also, both days have a slight risk of flash flooding. Friday will be partly cloudy, breezy & cooler around 70°; that could include isolated showers. A mix of sun & clouds, as highs reach the mid to upper 70s are in the forecast for Saturday. Sunday will be in the low 70s, under mostly sunny skies.

Lawton, OK · 27d

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Eastern Oklahoma Weather Alert: Heavy Rain Risk Oct. 14-15

Temperatures near 91 degrees give way to widespread showers, thunderstorms and cooler conditions.

Tulsa, OK · 28d

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Oklahoma FEMA Disaster Assistance Approved for Four Counties

Oklahoma FEMA Disaster Assistance Approved for Four Counties After July 4 Storms. President Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration providing federal recovery assistance to four Oklahoma counties following destructive storms that swept across the state on July 4, 2026. The declaration covers Cleveland, Nowata, Osage and Washington counties, where severe winds caused widespread damage to infrastructure, utilities and public property.

Oklahoma · 29d

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Changes this week

Tulsa, OK · 27d