Oklahoma is currently under a heightened risk for severe storms, including potential tornadoes, as forecasted by the National Weather Service (NWS) in Norman. Meteorologist Mark Fox provided insight into the severe weather risk, describing the potential impacts of severe thunderstorms and tornado activity overnight into tomorrow. He emphasized the importance of preparedness by urging residents to have their phones set to receive severe weather alerts. ‘It’s going to be a very active night, and you want to make sure your notifications are turned on,’ Fox stated. He advised everyone to have a safety plan in place, particularly reminding them to prepare for their pets as well. ‘Make sure you have a flashlight, sturdy shoes, and a battery-operated radio,’ he remarked. The NWS laid out plans for storm tracking with significant attention to tornado warnings, which were expected to be in effect throughout the region. Community members are being encouraged to remain vigilant and have a plan for sheltering amid these severe weather alerts. The situation remains fluid, with updates being issued through various channels as conditions evolve.
Severe Storms and Tornado Warnings Predicted in Oklahoma: Safety Tips and Tracking
