Winter Storm Approaches Oklahoma With Snowfall Likely Across Parts Of The State
A strong winter storm is likely to impact portions of Oklahoma and Texas on Thursday, Thursday night, and exit the area early Friday. Significant winter precipitation is expected with this system, especially across southeastern OK and part of North Texas extending into southwestern Arkansas.
Breaking those impacts down, you can see that most of the impacts to travel will be Thursday evening and Friday morning's ...
It's the calm before the storm as snow is expected in Oklahoma on Thursday after another frigid day on Wednesday.
The Homeless Alliance Winter Shelter and shelters run by the Salvation Army and other organizations offer overnight shelter ...
Our next big system is moving our way and is expected to bring accumulating snow to most of the state Thursday and into early morning hours Friday.
Oklahoma City Public Schools announced that all classes and activities have been canceled on Thursday for a snow day. All buildings will be closed, but administrative offices will be open.
The winter storm system is expected to track across the southwest, making its way to Oklahoma on Thursday and Friday.
Pauls Valley residents are preparing for potential snowfall as a winter system moves through Oklahoma, with some stocking up on essentials like gas and food, while others brace for poor driving ...
A winter storm watch for parts of North Texas will go into effect late Wednesday, Jan. 8, and the area is expected to receive up to 6 inches of snow later this week, according to the National Weather ...
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