A Hinton Mesonet station recorded a 102‑mph gust early Monday as severe storms crossed Oklahoma, leaving reports of downed trees and scattered outages.

Overnight storms moved through before dawn. More rounds of heavy showers and a few severe storms are possible today and into Tuesday.

A tornado warning was issued Sunday night for Woods County as storms moved through northwest Oklahoma. Officials urged residents to seek shelter and monitor updates.

Hot and humid Father's Day for Oklahoma City: a heat advisory covers the afternoon, and a late‑night storm complex could bring hail and damaging winds.

Heat Advisory this afternoon with heat indices in the 100s and gusty south winds. Late‑day storms could bring heavy rain and damaging gusts tonight.

Patchy fog Saturday morning gives way to highs near 88°F today; Sunday spikes to around 96°F with heat‑index readings near 106°F and storms possible Sunday night.

Morning storms and a Flood Watch could soak early Juneteenth plans. Heavy rain early, then drier skies with highs near 83°F.

Heavy overnight storms could produce localized flooding across parts of Oklahoma City. Expect scattered daytime storms and gusty winds with highs near 82°F.

Heat Advisory Wednesday with highs near 98°F and heat‑index readings above 100. Gusty south winds will complicate outdoor plans; check cooling resources.

Mid-60s Tuesday morning with a high near 91°F. Heat spikes Wednesday with heat‑index around 105°F; storms become more likely late week.

KOCO’s First Alert team rode with storm chasers Saturday as severe cells moved across Oklahoma, prompting tornado warnings and thousands of power outages.

Tornado‑warned storms late Saturday snapped power poles and closed US‑177 in Kay County, leaving hundreds without electricity and crews working through the morning.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely before 1 p.m. Sunday in Oklahoma City; highs near 75°F today before a midweek warm-up.