Weather

The tornado and severe weather threat chances have increased for southwest Oklahoma Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning.

Another 14 days of no outdoor burning in Comanche County - fire danger's still high, and it’s affecting everything from campfires to backyard barbecues.

As dark clouds gathered, so did the fears of many. Two lives were lost in a moment that changed everything for families in Major County.

A rare tornado alert is buzzing around western Oklahoma - residents are getting ready for a weather showdown that could shake things up this Thursday evening.

Tornadoes and tennis ball-sized hail? That’s the kind of weather we’re bracing for as the weekend rolls in. Let’s talk about what to expect.

Oklahoma has multiple days with chances for severe weather this week, with Friday's severe weather risk increased to enhanced.

With the forecast calling for severe storms, it might be time to check your emergency supplies and get your plans in place.

As the flowers start to bloom, so does the threat of severe weather. Rain and storms return to Oklahoma starting this weekend.

As tornado season looms, many Oklahomans might be giving their storm cellars a long-overdue spring cleaning. It’s not just about safety, but comfort too.

As the winds pick up, it's time to get your tornado plans in order. Safety isn't just a suggestion; it's a necessity.

Seventeen counties are now under a burn ban, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Outdoor burning? Best to hold off for now.

Fire risks are rising with the dry, windy weather across Oklahoma this week. Residents are urged to stay cautious.