The Arkansas River is rising right now and the River Parks Trail south of downtown Tulsa is already starting to flood.

Be weather aware late afternoon Wednesday through Thursday morning due to the possibility of severe storms.

From The KOTV Vault: Flooding Along Arkansas River In 1986

Folks who live in Bixby are getting ready for potentially serious flooding, especially south of the Arkansas River.

The entire town of Webbers Falls in Muskogee county is being evacuated.

Crews started releasing an increased amount of water from the Keystone Dam Tuesday night around 6 p.m and that extra water should be arriving right now near Broken Arrow.

Storm tracker Von Castor has a tornado pass in front of him near Okemah around 4:40 p.m. May 22.

Joe Kralicek, Tulsa County Emergency Management Director, warns of life-threatening flooding tonight and tomorrow along some parts of Bird Creek and the Caney River.
 

Officials say a semi hit a pedestrian on 169 southbound near 86th Street North. Officials say this happened just south of the overpass. This is a developing story.

News 9 reporter Ashley Holden interviewed a driver stranded on Interstate 40 and at the end of the interview he flashed the "horns down". 

Muskogee Public Schools announced students may be picked up immediately due to flooding concerns. School buses will run normal routes.

Several Oklahoma creeks, lakes and rivers are still rain swollen and in danger of going over their banks. Below is a list of several local waterways with possible flood dangers:

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