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Line of Severe Storms With 70 MPH Winds and Quarter-Size Hail Targets Oklahoma Including Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Muskogee Monday Night

OKLAHOMA — Storm chances ramp up across Oklahoma later Monday, with the greatest threat arriving Monday night as a line of storms develops and moves east. Some storms could turn strong to severe, with damaging winds of 60 to 70 mph as the main threat. Quarter-size hail and a limited risk of a few tornadoes within the line are also possible, while locally heavy rain could fall across parts of eastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma · 10d
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Strong EF-2 Tornado Risk Includes Wichita and Oklahoma City as Severe Storms Target Kansas and Oklahoma Monday Evening Into the Night

OKLAHOMA — Strong tornadoes are possible Monday evening across Kansas and Oklahoma, with both Wichita and Oklahoma City inside the area where an EF-2 or stronger tornado cannot be ruled out. The tornado threat is expected to continue after dark as storms move through the region. A broader lower risk stretches from southeast Nebraska and the Kansas City area south into north Texas near Dallas.

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d
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Oklahoma Rainfall Totals for Nov. 2: Tulsa, OKC and More

OKLAHOMA - Two rounds of storms moved across Oklahoma on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026, bringing severe weather warnings and rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches in some communities. The storms developed in western Oklahoma before moving through central and eastern parts of the state. Both rounds prompted severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings, while the second round produced a confirmed tornado near Adair in northeastern Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, OK · 9d
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Tornado Watch Extended to Eastern Oklahoma Including Tulsa, Muskogee, and McAlester as Storm Line Crosses Interstate 35

OKLAHOMA — The tornado watch was extended east Monday evening to include eastern Oklahoma until 3 a.m., as a line of storms pushed across Interstate 35. As of the 7:31 p.m. update, the line was moving steadily east across central Oklahoma. No severe thunderstorm or tornado warnings were in effect at that time, though conditions remained favorable for storms to strengthen overnight.

Muskogee, OK · 9d
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4 Things Oklahomans Do When the Wind Picks Up That Nobody Else Would

Oklahomans know the drill when the wind turns: a siren test here, a burn ban there, and a bill that shows up later. Each city and county does its own thing, so what you hear and what you’re told to do can change depending on where you live. Here’s...

Oklahoma · 11d

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For Whom the Drought Tolls: Extreme Heat, Drought Impact Quail Survey Numbers

Over thirty-five years ago, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) began conducting roadside surveys to monitor quail numbers across the state. In August and October, 81 routes of 20 miles in length are surveyed in all counties except Oklahoma and Tulsa, which are excluded due to urbanization. With few...

Oklahoma · 9d

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Windy cold front moving across Oklahoma today. Here’s your Election Day forecast

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A windy cold front is moving across central Oklahoma Tuesday morning. Look for mostly cloudy skies, gusty west-to-northwest winds, and temps cooler — low to mid 60s today. The winds will be from the west to northwest at 20 to 30 mph with gusts...

Oklahoma · 9d

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U.S. Issues Warning For 7 States Bracing For 'Strong' Tornadoes Monday

The U.S. issued a warning.

Oklahoma · 11d

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Tornado Watch Covers 73 Counties Across Oklahoma, Kansas and North Texas as Hurricane Force Wind Threats Build Through Tonight

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — A dangerous storm system is moving through the Plains today, with forecasters warning that severe storms, tornadoes and flash flooding could persist well into the night. The most serious threats are centered on Oklahoma, Kansas and northern Texas, where a tornado watch is already in effect and the atmosphere is expected to keep charging storms through the evening.

Oklahoma · 9d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

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Overnight Oklahoma tornado: 'That was our tornado'

Craig County, OK · 9d

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Record Downpour After Oklahoma Drought | Beyond the Forecast

We’ve had record after record being broken over the summer, with a recent trend of dry months being interrupted with a now record breaking stretch of October rain. Join Meteorologists David Payne and Lacey Swope as they look at the numbers and break things down in this week’s episode of Beyond the Forecast.

Oklahoma · 10d

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Severe Weather Risk Increases Monday Afternoon, Evening

Severe weather potential will increase Monday afternoon and especially Monday night across the area. Thunderstorms are expected spread into eastern Oklahoma Monday afternoon. Another line of storms is expected to form along a cold front through Monday evening into the overnight hours. Both potential lines of storms will move from the west to the east.

Oklahoma · 10d

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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 · 11d

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Overnight in Oklahoma: 'That was our tornado'

Several broken lines of storms are expected to push into Green Country through tonight with the threat of high winds, a few tornado warnings, and a low risk of hail and flash flooding.

Oklahoma · 10d

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Weather Warn Day Monday as multiple rounds of severe storms are expected

The main severe risk for today comes in the afternoon with a slight risk across the entire state minus the panhandle. All hazards are on the table, with wind gusts up to 75 mph, golf ball size hail, and a few tornadoes, with some being strong, all possible today. The first round of strong storms looks to form along a trough that will be advancing through Oklahoma ahead of a dryline. This trough could initiate thunderstorms between Noon and 2 PM, likely along or East of I-35. While these won't be the strongest storms we expect in the afternoon, they could still produce severe weather.

Oklahoma · 11d

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What to know about the Cold Weather Rule in Kansas

(KOAM) -- The Cold Weather Rule went into effect in Kansas on Sunday, November 1.

Kansas · 10d

KSN News

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Storm Track 3 Forecast: Monday’s Tornado Watch, gusty winds into Election Day

Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman is tracking this evening's risk for tornadoes, damaging winds and large hail. Gusty winds will linger through most of Election Day.

Kansas · 10d

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Widely scattered severe storms probable until around midnight; cooler and breezy for your Tuesday | 11/02 PM

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) -We will continue to see the threat of large hail, damaging winds, and a few isolated tornadoes this evening. The risk will be mainly in our eastern and southeastern counties until around midnight. Afterwards, the activity will be out of here as it pushes into Central and Eastern Oklahoma. A cold front moves in behind this system and we cool off for your Election Day. Highs will be in the upper 60s to low 70s with winds out of the northwest sustained between 10 to 20 mph.

Oklahoma · 10d

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Severe Storms With 60 MPH Winds, 1 Inch Hail and a Few Tornadoes Threaten Oklahoma City, Wichita, Wichita Falls and Atoka as Models Agree on a Dangerous Plains Setup

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA — Forecast models are finally coming into agreement on what may happen with severe weather on Monday, November 2, across the southern and central Plains. All hazards are on the table, with 60 mph or stronger wind gusts, hail 1 inch or larger and a few tornadoes all possible. The highest confidence for severe weather is in a hatched area covering much of central and southern Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City, Atoka and areas along the Red River near Wichita Falls. A wider risk area stretches from Nebraska and Kansas south to Dallas and Waco, and east toward Kansas City, Springfield, Fayetteville and Shreveport.

Oklahoma City, OK · 13d