OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Weather and Disaster News

For readers in Oklahoma, this page covers storm patterns, natural emergencies, safety warnings and recovery efforts. Reporting follows the atmospheric conditions and the public response to major disasters.


Emergency Response

Emergency Response

Medical Examiner Identifies Remains in Pine Creek Lake

Skeletal remains recovered from a vehicle in McCurtain County have been identified as two men reported missing in 2022.

Medical Examiner Identifies Remains in Pine Creek Lake

Forecasts

Forecasts

Oklahoma Braces for Strong Tornadoes Monday

The National Weather Service forecasts severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across Oklahoma on Monday afternoon and evening, ahead of Election Day.


Current Conditions

Current Conditions

NOC Students Present Climate Research at OSU Symposium

Three Northern Oklahoma College students presented summer research on climate baselines for Grant, Kay, and Garfield Counties.

NOC Students Present Climate Research at OSU Symposium

Severe Weather

Live Poll

Do you think severe weather in your area is getting worse?

Severe Weather

Oklahoma Logs More November Tornadoes Than May

Oklahoma has recorded three tornadoes so far in November 2026, more than the two it recorded in May.

Oklahoma Logs More November Tornadoes Than May

Safety

Live Poll

Would you attend a local workshop to improve your wildfire preparedness and emergency response skills?

Safety

Oklahoma to Host Free Wildfire Preparedness Workshops

The OK-FIRE program will offer five training sessions to help residents and emergency responders monitor fire danger.

Oklahoma to Host Free Wildfire Preparedness Workshops

Regular subjects here include severe storm systems, wildfire tracking, emergency declarations and long-term recovery efforts. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties across the state. Geography and seasonal patterns determine which regions face the most significant threat during a particular time of year. Federal and state interagency coordination defines how quickly resources move to areas affected by a major event.