The flood watch for portions of Arkansas and Oklahoma will be in effect from Wednesday evening through Thursday afternoon.

In total, there were at least 53 fatalities caused by tornadoes last year across the U.S., including eight in Oklahoma from five tornadoes.

While much of Oklahoma experienced single-digit temperatures early Tuesday morning, they haven't quite beat the lowest temps on record.

Residents of Oklahoma City can expect mostly sunny weather today with temperatures reaching around 60 degrees. A light southwest wind of 6 mph is also forecast. Tonight, cloud coverage will increase, and temperatures will drop to about 42 degrees with calming south southwest winds after midnight, according to the National Weather Service.

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Oklahoma is forecast to get a quick break next week, with temperatures reaching almost 80° in parts of the state. Though rain is predicted for Thursday, there shouldn’t be a cloud in the sky throughout the weekend and a few on Tuesday.

Snow is expected as early as Thursday morning as much of northeastern Oklahoma is under a winter weather advisory through noon Friday. An update from the National Weather Service in Tulsa on ...

After a freak winter storm crossed the Gulf Coast this week, some typically warm locations saw more snow than Oklahoma did.

Dangerous cold temperatures remained across Oklahoma, with the lowest temperatures in nearly four years hitting the state.

The National Weather Service in Tulsa has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Northeast Oklahoma through 10 a.m. Tuesday.

The National Weather Service in Amarillo has issued an extreme cold warning for the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, effective until noon CST Tuesday. Wind chills could plummet

Residents across the country from the Northern Plains to the tip of Maine are bracing for dangerously low temperatures as tens of millions of residents along the East Coast contend