FORECAST: Severe storms hit tonight

good monday everyone. Meteorologist Jonathan Kander right here benefit from the seventies at this time, albeit windy as a result of a powerful chilly entrance tonight will deliver us a danger of extreme climate than good potential later within the week. So highs at this time. Lower mid higher seventies, partly sunny to largely cloudy extra clouds than solar South winds sturdy 20 gusting 30. And the place there may be actual dry western Oklahoma’s crimson flag hearth warning. That’s the place the hearth hazard would be the worst however no burning statewide. Okay now tonight chilly entrance is available in. It triggers a line of storms. Those storms have been actually blossom simply southeast of the Metro. So you realize north Metro 20% however perhaps the south Metro 30% probability there’s a danger of extreme climate tonight. That danger does embrace the Metro. It’s a degree two which means two out of 5 from them and harm stories. It’s going to be scattered. It contains all threats primarily ping pong ball sized hail, 70 mile per hour winds. But there’s a twister danger after that we take the polar plunge after which we’re gonna get beneath freezing for a few days after which we’ll in all probability have an ice storm coming in Wednesday and thursday. What do you bought to do? It’s actually easy Turn that television on. We have a brand new hour lengthy newscast at 11 a.m. Tune that on Meteorologist Sabrina Bates. She’ll be in. She’ll present you all of the threats coming in tonight. But she additionally talked in regards to the ice storm. Can’t be a part of us then 5 and 6 o’clock tonight. You don’t wish to miss Chief meteorologist Damon Lane. His updates extreme climate outlook. He’ll have the twister index for the night and in a single day hours. Yeah. Mm hmm. Right.

FORECAST: Severe storms hit tonight

FORECAST: Severe storms hit tonight

Updated: 9:53 AM CST Feb 21, 2022

KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says extreme storms are anticipated tonight, together with a low twister danger.

OKLAHOMA CITY —

KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says extreme storms are anticipated tonight, together with a low twister danger.