Winter Weather Brings Cold Temps, Snow To Eastern Oklahoma

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Sunday, December 13th 2020, 6:15 am

By: News On 6

Winter Weather Update With Stephen Nehrenz

Winter Weather Update With Stephen Nehrenz

TULSA -

It's a cold start to our Sunday and we are seeing rain in Eastern Oklahoma, with some sleet mixed in.

Snow is moving from West to East this morning as we see snow start to accumulate in the Tulsa area.

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