Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

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Wednesday, May 18th 2022, 10:31 pm

By: News On 6

Thursday Forecast With Travis Meyer

Thursday Forecast With Travis Meyer

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Creek, Kay, Lincoln, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa and Washington County in OK until 5:00am.

If storms keep moving around 55 mph, their arrival time could be between 2 a.m. & 3 a.m. Strong winds would be the main threat.

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Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

News On 6 Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Creek, Kay, Lincoln, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa and Washington County in OK until 5:00am.

Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

News On 6 Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Creek, Kay, Lincoln, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa and Washington County in OK until 5:00am.

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Alan Crone The hottest days of the season to date arrive Friday and Saturday as the midlevel ridge of high pressure brings temps into the upper 90s to near or even above 100.

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Alan Crone The hottest days of the season to date arrive Friday and Saturday as the midlevel ridge of high pressure brings temps into the upper 90s to near or even above 100.

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

Alan Crone A weak boundary located across northern Oklahoma will slowly lift north or become diffused early Thursday morning.

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

Alan Crone A weak boundary located across northern Oklahoma will slowly lift north or become diffused early Thursday morning.

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

Alan Crone The slow-moving upper level low, partly responsible for our wet and cool weather will finally move far enough east today taking the showers away from our area.

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

Alan Crone The slow-moving upper level low, partly responsible for our wet and cool weather will finally move far enough east today taking the showers away from our area.

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Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

Several Counties Under Severe Thunderstorm Watch

News On 6 Severe Thunderstorm Watch for Creek, Kay, Lincoln, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa and Washington County in OK until 5:00am.

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Heat Advisories Before A Sunday Morning Cold Front

Alan Crone The hottest days of the season to date arrive Friday and Saturday as the midlevel ridge of high pressure brings temps into the upper 90s to near or even above 100.

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

More Hot Weather Before A Sunday Front Brings Relief

Alan Crone A weak boundary located across northern Oklahoma will slowly lift north or become diffused early Thursday morning.

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

A Pattern Change Expected Soon, Showers Headed Out

Alan Crone The slow-moving upper level low, partly responsible for our wet and cool weather will finally move far enough east today taking the showers away from our area.

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Severe Storms Return To Green Country Overnight

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