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[8:35 am - 6/7/26] Scattered showers and isolated storms are ongoing across E , W this morning, with coverage likely ...
06/07/2026

[8:35 am - 6/7/26] Scattered showers and isolated storms are ongoing across E , W this morning, with coverage likely to expand through midday across mainly parts of eastern Oklahoma. Avoid flooded roadways and seek shelter indoors during lightning.

[8:30 am - 6/6/26] Widespread showers with embedded thunderstorms continue this morning across E and W . Cloud-to-gro...
06/06/2026

[8:30 am - 6/6/26] Widespread showers with embedded thunderstorms continue this morning across E and W . Cloud-to-ground lightning and localized heavy rain will all be potential threats through the morning.

🐾June is National Pet Preparedness Month!🐶Don't Leave Pets Behind!🐱If conditions are unsafe for you, they are unsafe for...
06/05/2026

🐾June is National Pet Preparedness Month!

🐶Don't Leave Pets Behind!🐱

If conditions are unsafe for you, they are unsafe for your pets too. Your family emergency plan should include your pets. Know where you’ll go, how you’ll transport them, and which hotels, shelters, friends, or relatives can accept animals if you can’t stay home.

During evacuations or severe weather:

-Bring pets indoors early
-Never leave them chained or outside
-Make sure carriers and leashes are ready to go

In stressful situations, pets can become scared and run away. Keeping them close helps keep them safe.

Post-Disaster Behavior Reminders

After a major disaster or evacuation, remember that your pet's behavior might change dramatically. They can become disoriented, anxious, or defensive due to unfamiliar areas.

Important things to do after the storm:

-Check pets for injuries and watch for stressed behavior
-Keep them leashed or contained
-Check fences before letting them out and look for debris that can be dangerous.

Give them extra time, quiet spaces, and comfort as they decompress and adjust back to normal.

[6/5/26] - There is a marginal (5-15%) risk of heavy rain leading to flash flooding Saturday and Sunday across the area....
06/05/2026

[6/5/26] - There is a marginal (5-15%) risk of heavy rain leading to flash flooding Saturday and Sunday across the area. A few storms may become strong to severe as well.

[3:15 PM 6/3/26] Scattered showers & storms will cont. across portions of E OK through the evening. Localized heavy rain...
06/03/2026

[3:15 PM 6/3/26] Scattered showers & storms will cont. across portions of E OK through the evening. Localized heavy rain is likely w/ a slow north motion of showers and storms. Flooding potential may develop. Gusty winds & cloud to ground lightning may impact outdoor activities.

[9:47 AM - 6/3/26]Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected through this afternoon over portions of E...
06/03/2026

[9:47 AM - 6/3/26]
Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected through this afternoon over portions of E OK. Heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and small hail are possible with any stronger storms.

[6/2/26 10:40pm] Flash Flood Warning including Muskogee OK until 1:45 AM CDT
06/03/2026

[6/2/26 10:40pm] Flash Flood Warning including Muskogee OK until 1:45 AM CDT

[6/2/26 10:25 pm] Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Muskogee OK, Fort Gibson OK and Checotah OK until 11:15 PM CDT
06/03/2026

[6/2/26 10:25 pm] Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Muskogee OK, Fort Gibson OK and Checotah OK until 11:15 PM CDT

[8:50P - 6/2/26] Clusters of storms over NE are beginning to make a push toward the south. Gusty winds, small hail and...
06/03/2026

[8:50P - 6/2/26] Clusters of storms over NE are beginning to make a push toward the south. Gusty winds, small hail and locally heavy rainfall can be expected. The severe risk is low but non-zero.

[4:40P - 6/2/26] Scattered showers and storms are expected this afternoon across portions of NE Oklahoma. Isolated stron...
06/02/2026

[4:40P - 6/2/26] Scattered showers and storms are expected this afternoon across portions of NE Oklahoma. Isolated strong to severe storms are possible, with wind the main threat. Hail is possible. Slow-moving storms could also drop locally heavy rainfall.

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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