As of November 3, 2024, Oklahoma is still under severe weather threats following heavy rainfall and tornado activity that affected the state early this morning. The situation is evolving, with further storms anticipated throughout the day.
Current Weather Situation
Oklahoma City (OKC) is experiencing an upgraded tornado risk following multiple tornadoes in Oklahoma last night. A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for various counties, including a tornado watch until this evening.
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings
As we track the ongoing weather, the tornado index has been raised for parts of southeastern Oklahoma, including areas like Norman and Valley Brook. Conditions are ripe for additional tornadoes, with potential for damaging winds and hail.
Storm Timeline
Heavy rain has already caused significant flooding, and the area could see more rain later today. The forecast indicates possible storms developing in southwestern Oklahoma, with a high chance for severe weather extending into the afternoon and evening.
Impact of Recent Tornadoes
At least three tornadoes were reported in Oklahoma last night, with damage noted in several regions. The tornado in Oklahoma City today is being closely monitored, and residents are advised to stay alert for updates.
Flooding and Rainfall Forecast
Rainfall amounts could reach an additional 2-6 inches in some areas, exacerbating the flooding risk already present due to previous storms. Flood watches remain in effect across much of Oklahoma as the situation develops.
Stay Updated
For real-time updates on tornado warnings and severe weather alerts, residents are encouraged to follow local news channels, including KOCO and News 9, for live coverage. Download the KOCO 5 weather app for personalized notifications and radar updates.