Green County preparing for severe storms coming Saturday night into Sunday morning

OKLAHOMA — Green County is preparing for an influx of severe storms moving in Saturday night. Learn the best ways you can be weather aware!

Severe weather is possible, including tornadoes . Saturday night into Sunday morning heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding.

Before the storms arrive, click here to see Meteorologist Mike Grogan share where you need to go to find the safest place in your house during a tornado.

You can also see him explain what you need to make sure you have in your severe weather emergency kit and the importance of keeping your phone charged by clicking here .

It is also important to know the difference between a severe weather watch and warning. Hear Meteorologist Mikayla Smith explain the difference by clicking here .

PSO is already preparing in case there are power outages and shared steps to take before, during and after the storm .

The City of Tulsa shares the importance of being aware of emergency sirens and understanding each sounds meaning. You can learn what each siren tone is telling you by clicking here .

For those living in the City of Tulsa with a storm shelter, the city recommends registering your shelter in The City of Tulsa Storm Shelter Registry which helps first responders locate citizens after natural disasters.

The entire FOX23 Severe Weather Team will be tracking the storms all night to let you know where they're heading so you can stay safe.

You can also download the FOX23 Weather app for live updates of the storms.