Millions in central US on alert for more severe weather after tornadoes tear through Oklahoma City
Tens of millions of people in the central U.S. from Texas to the Midwest will be on alert for severe weather through the start of the workweek as cleanup efforts continue in the Oklahoma City metro after tornadoes left widespread damage and injuries across the region.
A social media post by the agency's office in Norman, Oklahoma, shortly before 1:30 a.m. reported a severe thunderstorm ...
Heavy rainfall increases flash flooding risks across the area today. Severe weather chances build again this afternoon and ...
Another round of rain and thunderstorm chances are in the forecast for much of the state after a string of storms brought ...
People experiencing severe storm damage in southeast Oklahoma City said they woke up to alerts on their phones during the ...
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A tornado and severe thunderstorm hit the Oklahoma City area, leading to power outages affecting over 53,000 customers.
The south-central U.S. is the focus of unsettled weather this weekend, with flash flooding and severe thunderstorms ...
At least 11 people were injured Sunday morning and about 100 homes were damaged or destroyed when multiple tornadoes swarmed ...
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