Another Snow Storm Moves Into Northern Oklahoma

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UNDATED -- More snow fell Thursday morning across northern and northwestern Oklahoma as another winter storm moves into the state.

In the Oklahoma Panhandle, Guymon Police Chief Eddie Adamson said Thursday morning that 5 to 7 inches of snow fell overnight.  He says roads in the region are very slick. 

Closer to home, in Bartlesville, a wet snow fell early Thursday making highway travel slick.  At least an inch of snow fell across northern Oklahoma and southern Kansas.  

Since then, the snow has turned to rain.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory until Noon Thursday for counties north of Tulsa.  Pawnee, Washington, Osage and Nowata counties are included in the advisory.

News On 6 meteorologist Alan Crone says accumulation of up to 2 inches may be possible in the advisory area.

Read Alan Crone's weather discussion.

Elsewhere rain mixed with snow is forecast for the rest of eastern and central Oklahoma.    

The Associated Press contributed to this story.

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