A winter storm watch has been issued for Oklahoma as an Arctic blast will bring snow and ice to Oklahoma later this week.

A winter storm warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Norman at 10:12 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 21.

Snow is predicted to start Friday and run until Saturday evening in Oklahoma, according to NWS. Here are the latest snowfall estimates and timeline.

From traffic cameras to slow-motion sledders, see the impact of extreme winter weather throughout Oklahoma in these photos and videos.

The City of Tulsa is preparing for extreme cold and a winter storm forecasted to impact Tulsa beginning Friday morning into the weekend. City street maintenance crews have been preparing for winter ...

As a dangerous winter storm swept through Oklahoma this weekend, one Tulsa man set out to help people out in his vintage fire truck. Watch: ...

More than two years after it was filed, one of Oklahoma’s lawsuits against natural gas marketers for massive charges during a ...

Chances for snow and ice will start in western Oklahoma on Friday morning, then spread north and east through the day. Here's what to know.

Drivers are urged to continue to use caution as more people hit slick and hazardous roads days after a winter storm left behind snow, ice and Arctic air in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma is known for its amazing sunrises and sunsets, and downtown OKC looks stunning covered in snow while that beautiful sunrise comes in.

This is expected to be an unusually large and severe winter storm,” the National Weather Service said. “Dangerously cold air ...

The National Weather Service calls the system "a significant long-duration winter storm," which is expected to bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain from the southern Rockies to New England. The ...