Winter Weather Moves Into Oklahoma

Winter Storm Warnings are in impact throughout elements of northeast Oklahoma on Tuesday morning as winter climate sweeps throughout the state. 

When Will The Snow Begin In Green Country?

According to Meteorologist Alan Crone, some small showers are doable within the early-morning hours on Tuesday earlier than rain, which is at present in southwestern and central elements of the state, makes its option to Green Country round 9 and 10 a.m. 

Some rain-snow combine is then anticipated to start falling between 12 and a pair of p.m. earlier than turning to principally snow by 3 and 4 p.m. on Tuesday.

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What Areas Are Under A Winter Storm Warning?

Several counties in northeast Oklahoma are at present below a Winter Storm Warning. The warning is in impact for the next counties: Adair, Cherokee, Craig, Creek, Delaware, Haskell, Latimer, Le Flore, McIntosh, Mayes, Muskogee, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Ottawa, Pushmataha, Pittsburg, Rogers, Sequoyah, Tulsa and Wagoner. 

Typically, the factors for a winter storm warning is 4 inches of projected snow or barely larger, in response to Alan Crone. 

Several northeast Oklahoma counties are additionally below a Winter Weather Advisory. The advisory is in impact for the next counties: Nowata, Osage, Pawnee and Washington.

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How Much Snow Will Fall?

Meteorologist Alan Crone is monitoring the potential for some moderate-to-heavy snow bands by way of the afternoon and night hours on Tuesday on each side of I-40. 

Alan Crone says areas far north of Tulsa should not anticipated to see excessive snow totals. Areas north of Independence, Kansas and Coffeeville can count on to see lower than 1 inch of snowfall on Tuesday evening. 

The majority of the central and northern Tulsa County space can count on to see between 2 and 4 inches of snowfall. 

Higher snowfall totals are anticipated from the southern sections of Tulsa County into east-central Oklahoma the place some heavier snow bands are anticipated on Tuesday evening. Alan Crone says these areas may see between 4 and seven inches of snow. 

Alan Crone says banding of snow might end in extensive variations of accumulations. 

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Will The Snow Impact My Commute?

Significant climate disruptions should not anticipated for drivers on Tuesday morning, however Alan Crone says by the afternoon and night commute, drivers may expertise some slushy circumstances whereas on the highway. 

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How Long Will The Winter Weather Last?

Snow is anticipated to fall by way of the night hours on Tuesday and is anticipated to exit the realm round 1 a.m. on Wednesday morning. Alan Crone says some mild flurries might stick round throughout far japanese areas of the state on Wednesday morning. 

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Is My Student’s School Closed Due To Winter Weather? 

Some faculties throughout northeast Oklahoma have closed or moved to distance studying because of the forecasted winter climate. 

Students at Stroud Public Schools will transition to distance studying on Tuesday. According to the district, the choice was made because of the forecasted snowfall. The district says co-op buses is not going to run to Cushing and Drumirght on Tuesday. 

Drumright Public Schools has canceled all Tuesday lessons because of the potential of winter climate. According to the district, there might be no digital or distance studying on Tuesday. The district additionally says that each one extracurricular actions might be rescheduled. 

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