Oklahoma to see storms with low tornado risk on Sunday
Another storm likelihood brings a low tornado risk and a menace of hail to Oklahoma on Sunday earlier than we begin subsequent week with a pair of alert days. >> Go to the KOCO climate web page | Get KOCO on the Go | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channel | Sign up for KOCO 5’s Morning NewsletterThe newest storm risk comes with a menace of tornadoes in a part of the state. KOCO 5 Meteorologist Mikayla Smith breaks down what you want to know. Sunday Storm Risk A degree 2 slight risk has been issued for northwestern and much western Oklahoma. The risk zone contains areas close to Woodward, Alva, and west of Clinton. There’s additionally a degree 1 marginal risk for southwestern, central, and northeastern Oklahoma. The OKC metro is included within the risk zone. Storms come with a low tornado risk on Sunday. The tornado index is 4 out of 10 in northwestern Oklahoma close to Woodward, Alva and west of Clinton. The larger concern is hail, and storms may produce golf ball-sized stones in northwestern Oklahoma close to Woodward, Alva and Clinton. There’s a really sturdy cap in place with these storms, that means they will not be ready to develop. If they do, they may fireplace up in western Oklahoma from 5-8 pm, in central Oklahoma from 7-10 pm, and in japanese Oklahoma from 9 pm to midnight. Monday Storm Risk The warmth continues on Monday, however the storm risk will increase all through Oklahoma. A degree 3 enhanced risk has been issued in northern Oklahoma close to Ponca City, Enid, and Alva. Most of the remainder of the state, together with the OKC metro, has a degree 2 slight risk. There’s additionally a degree 1 marginal risk in southeastern Oklahoma. The tornado risk additionally will increase on Monday, with the tornado index sitting at 6 out of 10 in areas close to Enid, Alva, and Ponca City. It decreases to 4 out of 10 for western and central Oklahoma, together with the OKC metro. Storms additionally deliver one other risk of hail on Monday. Northern and northwestern Oklahoma may get golf ball-sized hail, and there is a potential that the risk may very well be upgraded for tennis ball-sized hail. Tuesday Storm Risk A chilly entrance will then transfer by way of, pushing the extreme climate risk to the south on Tuesday. A degree 2 slight risk has been issued for southern and japanese Oklahoma. There’s additionally a band from Lawton by way of the OKC metro and to Bartlesville that has a degree 1 marginal risk. KOCO 5 First Alert Weather Team, led by Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane, has been licensed by WeatherPrice as offering the Most Accurate Forecast in Oklahoma City for 14 consecutive years. This excellent achievement underscores KOCO 5’s unwavering dedication to delivering dependable climate forecasts to viewers.
Another storm likelihood brings a low tornado risk and a menace of hail to Oklahoma on Sunday earlier than we begin subsequent week with a pair of alert days.
>> Go to the KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on the Go | Subscribe to KOCO 5’s YouTube channel | Sign up for KOCO 5’s Morning Newsletter
The newest storm risk comes with a menace of tornadoes in a part of the state. KOCO 5 Meteorologist Mikayla Smith breaks down what you want to know.
Sunday Storm Risk
A degree 2 slight risk has been issued for northwestern and much western Oklahoma. The risk zone contains areas close to Woodward, Alva, and west of Clinton.
There’s additionally a degree 1 marginal risk for southwestern, central, and northeastern Oklahoma. The OKC metro is included within the risk zone.
Storms come with a low tornado risk on Sunday. The tornado index is 4 out of 10 in northwestern Oklahoma close to Woodward, Alva and west of Clinton.
The larger concern is hail, and storms may produce golf ball-sized stones in northwestern Oklahoma close to Woodward, Alva and Clinton.
There’s a really sturdy cap in place with these storms, that means they will not be ready to develop. If they do, they may fireplace up in western Oklahoma from 5-8 pm, in central Oklahoma from 7-10 pm, and in japanese Oklahoma from 9 pm to midnight.
Monday Storm Risk
The warmth continues on Monday, however the storm risk will increase all through Oklahoma.
A degree 3 enhanced risk has been issued in northern Oklahoma close to Ponca City, Enid, and Alva. Most of the remainder of the state, together with the OKC metro, has a degree 2 slight risk. There’s additionally a degree 1 marginal risk in southeastern Oklahoma.
The tornado risk additionally will increase on Monday, with the tornado index sitting at 6 out of 10 in areas close to Enid, Alva, and Ponca City. It decreases to 4 out of 10 for western and central Oklahoma, together with the OKC metro.
Storms additionally deliver one other risk of hail on Monday. Northern and northwestern Oklahoma may get golf ball-sized hail, and there is a potential that the risk may very well be upgraded for tennis ball-sized hail.
Tuesday Storm Risk
A chilly entrance will then transfer by way of, pushing the extreme climate risk to the south on Tuesday.
A degree 2 slight risk has been issued for southern and japanese Oklahoma. There’s additionally a band from Lawton by way of the OKC metro and to Bartlesville that has a degree 1 marginal risk.
KOCO 5 First Alert Weather Team, led by Chief Meteorologist Damon Lanehas been licensed by WeatherPrice as offering the Most Accurate Forecast in Oklahoma City for 14 consecutive years. This excellent achievement underscores KOCO 5’s unwavering dedication to delivering dependable climate forecasts to viewers.
