Flash Flood Watch Continues In Central, Eastern Oklahoma

A flash flood watch continues for a large part of central and Eastern Oklahoma through Monday evening. The National Weather Service in Tulsa says flooding is possible as rain continues.

The heaviest rainfall Monday morning is across southeastern Oklahoma, but there's another good chance of showers and thunderstorms through the day in Green Country, according to WARN Team Meteorologist Alan Crone.

"The main upper level trough will swing across the area this afternoon providing another good chance of showers and thunderstorms," Crone said in his weather blog.

Temperatures will be below normal with gray, muggy conditions. Severe weather is not expected. The system should wind down mid-day Tuesday.

Rain totals had exceed 4 inches in parts of Northeastern Oklahoma Sunday night.

Counties included in the watch are:

• Adair
• Cherokee
• Craig
• Creek
• Delaware
• Hake
• La timer
• LeFlore
• Ma yes
• McIntosh
• Muskogee
• Moat
• Effuse
• Commute
• Osage
• Ottawa
• Pawnee
• Pittsburgh
• Pushcart
• Rogers
• Sequoia
• Tulsa
• Wagoner
• Washington

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If you are in the watch area, stay weather aware and don't drive into high water.

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