Weather

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We may not have set any records, but it's been a long month for everyone in Oklahoma.

While the size hasn't been determined yet, a suburb of Kansas City experienced a mile wide tornado yesterday.

It wasn't big, but it definitely wasn't small.

Since Spring sprang late, and tornado threats are still present, you might give this a look.

Roads in 2/3 of Oklahoma's 77 counties are closed because of flooding, and rain and severe storms are once again in the forecast for today through Wednesday.

SWOK has been pretty OK during these last two weeks, but with more rain in the forecast, the question remains, can we remain OK?

We're all curious what a bunch of fertilizer is going to do to the Arkansas River.

At least the swimming pool is still full.

Just because meteorologists missed the mark on Monday doesn't mean they're going to be wrong going forward.

You've probably heard this rumor, but is it true?

Instead of rushing out to see what Mother Nature is doing, use the web to satisfy your curiosity.