First severe weather risk of 2023 moving into Oklahoma
On Monday, elements of Oklahoma will see severe weather, in addition to a risk for tornadoes.
Updated: 4:32 PM CST Jan 2, 2023
IS APRIL LIKE WEATHER AS WELL. SO TORNADO WATCH IN EFFECT NOW UNTIL 10:00. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE OKLAHOMA OR CLEVELAND COUNTY, BUT IT ES INCLUDE TOWARDS Ok COUNTY, NOBLE COUNTY, PAYNE COUNTY, FROM CHANDLER TO SHAWNEE, SEMINOLE HOLDENVILLE, GOING DOWN IN THE SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA. THIS IS OUR VERY FIRST TORNADO WATCH OF THE YEAR. TORNADO WATCH NUMBER ONE. HERE IT IS RIGHT HERE FOR, OKLAHOMA, NOTHING WEST OF I-30 FIVE. THE THREAT GOES UNTIL 10:00. OUR CREWS ARE OUT THIS AFTERNOON AND IT WILL BE FOR THIS EVENING. YOU KNOW HOW WE ARE HERE. KOCO FIVE WERE ALWAYS GOING TO BRING YOU ALL THE PICTURES THAT YOU NEED TO SEE TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR EVENING HERE. AND WITH CERTAINLY THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER INCREASE. WE’RE OUT TO KEEP A REAL CLOSE EYE ON THIS SHARE. THE LATEST RIGHT NOW WITH THE RADAR AND SHOW YOU WHERE THE STORMS ARE, BECAUSE WE DO A COUPLE OF STORMS THAT ARE OUT THERE RIGHT NOW WEST OF OUR 35 COUPLE LITTLE SHOWERS OUT ACROSS WESTERNSOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA. THOSE WILL DIMINISH IN THE NEXT 45 MINUTES OR SO EAST OF THAT’S WHERE ALL THE JUICES, ALL THE INSTABLE CITY IS RIGHT NOW. AND THESE STORMS, THEY ARE QUICKLY MOVING, VERY POWERFUL WINDS UP IN THE UPPER LEVELS OF THE ATMOSPHERE GOING TO STRETCH THESE STORMS OUT. AND SO FORTUNATELY, RIGHT NOW WE DO NOT HAVE ANY WARNINGS OR ANY WATCHES. THAT’S GOOD. UNFORTUNATE WITH THE WINDS BEING SO STRONG RIGHT. THE AT LEAST THE CHANCE FOR US GET ANY TYPE OF DECENT RAIN OUT OF THIS IS GOING TO BE QUITE LOW AS IS RAINS GOING TO LAST FOR JUST A FEW MINUTES HERE. SO HERE’S ONE THUNDERSTORM HERE MAKING ITS WAY NORTH OF SHAWNEE MALL. HERE’S ANOTHER ONE DOWN BY TWO, COMES UP. THERE’S MICHAEL RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN SEE HIS PICTURE ON THE TOP LEFT HAND SIDE OF YOUR TELEVISION WATCHING THE DOWNPOURS COMING DOWN, COMING INTO SHAWNEE SOUTH EAST OF SHAWNEE. WE’LL KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON ALL OF THESE AREAS, ANYTIME YOU HAVE STORMS INSIDE OF A TORNADO WATCH. GOT TO WATCH THEM. OTHERWISE, STORMS GOING UP IN THE NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA HEADED UP IN TOWARDS OSAGE. SO THESE STORMS ARE MOVING MUCH FASTER THAN WHICH MEANS THAT THEY’RE GOING TO COME IN QUICKLY. THE ROADS ARE GOING TO END QUICKLY. AND THE THREAT IS GOING TO END FAIRLY QUICKLY AS WELL. OKAY. LET’S WALK YOU THROUGH THE REST OF THE EVENING HERE. ONCE AGAIN, HERE’S YOUR TORNADO WATCH THAT GOES UNTIL 10:00. DOES NOT INCLUDE OKLAHOMA CITY, BUT INCLUDES ALL OF EASTERN OKLAHOMA. HERE IS YOUR NEWEST TORNADO INDEX BETWEEN NOW GOING INTO THE EVENING. IT’S ADDED TO FOR POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY INTO EASTERN PAYNE COUNTY. IT PICKS UP TO A FOUR. THAT’S GOING TO BE AN ELEVATED CHANCE HERE FROM SEMINOLE DOWN TO HOLDENVILLE. AND THEN EAST OF HOLDENVILLE GOING INTO EASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA. IT IS GOING TO BE A SIX. THE THREAT, DAMAGING WINDS, 60 TO 70 MILES PER HOUR EAST OF I-35 AND THE THREAT FOR HAIL QUARTERS TO HALF DOLLAR, ESPECIALLY DOWN TO THE SOUTHEASTERN. SO THIS IS WHAT PREDICTORS ARE GOING TO LOOK LIKE HERE IN THE NEXT 20 MINUTES OR SO. A STORMS GOING INTO EASTERN OKLAHOMA HERE. SO WE’LL START TO SEE AT LEAST A FEW ISOLATED CELLS GO UP VERY CLOSE THE METRO. THESE ARE GOING TO BE ELEVATED SO OTHER THAN A GUSTY WIND, BURSTS OF AROUND 30 MILES PER HOUR. NOT MUCH OF A THREAT FROM GUTHRIE TO EDMOND DOWN TO OKLAHOMA CITY. THE STORMS THAT ARE REALLY GOING TO BE MOST CONCERNED ABOUT WOULD BE THIS ONE RIGHT HERE THAT IS GOING TO BE SOUTH OF HOLDENVILLE MAKING ITS RUN UP TOWARDS MCALLEN OR THIS IS GOING TO ROTATE AND AS WELL AS THIS CLUSTER THAT’S GOING TO BE MAKING ITS WAY UP INTO NORTHEASTERN AS WELL. OUT ACROSS WESTERN OKLAHOMA, AGAIN, A FEW SHOWERS, BUT THESE ARE NOT GOING TO REALLY LAST ALL THAT LONG. THIS IS WHERE ALL THE SEVERE WEATHER IS GOING TO BE IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA. ANOTHER LITTLE SHOWER IS GOING TO MAKE ITS WAY OVER SEMINOLE BY ABOUT SEVEN AND 8:00. AND THIS IS GOING TO HAVE SOME GUSTY WITH A LOW LOWER TORNADO RISK HERE. BY EIGHT AND 9:00 AND THEN BY ABOUT 10:00, ALL THESE STORMS ARE GOING TO BE RUNNING UP
First severe weather risk of 2023 moving into Oklahoma
On Monday, elements of Oklahoma will see severe weather, in addition to a risk for tornadoes.
Updated: 4:32 PM CST Jan 2, 2023
The first severe weather risk of the yr is predicted in Oklahoma.KOCO 5 Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane and the First Alert Weather Team are monitoring the storms. Open the video participant above for the newest.Below is a working weblog from KOCO 5’s severe weather protection. 3:38 p.m. Monday Update: A twister watch has been issued for Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Hughes, Johnston, Kay, Lincoln, Marshall, Noble, Payne, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie and Seminole counties till 10 p.m.Be certain to obtain the KOCO 5 App to obtain personalized weather alerts. You can watch our workforce protection on the app, too.>> Check Closings>> Check Live, Interactive Radar>> Watch KOCO 5 Coverage>> Download the KOCO 5 App on iPhone>> Download the KOCO 5 App on Android>> “Like” KOCO 5 on Facebook>> “Follow” KOCO 5 on Twitter
The first severe weather risk of the yr is predicted in Oklahoma.
KOCO 5 Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane and the First Alert Weather Team are monitoring the storms. Open the video participant above for the newest.
Below is a working weblog from KOCO 5’s severe weather protection.
3:38 p.m. Monday Update: A twister watch has been issued for Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Hughes, Johnston, Kay, Lincoln, Marshall, Noble, Payne, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie and Seminole counties till 10 p.m.
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Be certain to download the KOCO 5 App to obtain personalized weather alerts. You can watch our workforce protection on the app, too.
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