Severe Thunderstorm and Heavy Rainfall Potential Continues

A low pressure center tracking across the Great Lakes and its associated cold front extending across the Southern Plains will focus occasional showers and thunderstorms through tonight. A few of these thunderstorms may become severe alongside heavy rainfall that may cause flash flooding; Portions of the Southern Plains would be the greatest threat for these hazards through tonight. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, May 1, 2025 at 9:00:15 am CDT

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Continued flooding will impact much of the area through Thursday, even without additional rainfall. If you encounter a flooded road, turn around don't drown!

Although much of the day Thursday will be dry, expect storms to develop Thursday night. A few of these could be severe with large hail and damaging wind gusts the main hazards.

Another round of heavy rainfall is expected Thursday night into Friday morning. There will be a risk of flooding across southern Oklahoma and northern Texas, especially in areas that have received heavy rainfall recently.

There will be chances for showers and storms most days. This weekend looks mostly dry.

Local Weather History For May 1st...

May of 2018 was the warmest May on record for the state of Oklahoma
and the warmest May since 1962. This very warm May followed a stretch
of several years when May in Oklahoma had been cooler than average.
While there were no extended streaks of very hot or 100 degree
temperatures during the month, high and low temperatures were
consistently above average and there were no strong cold fronts,
which we normally see. For individual locations, it was the warmest
May on record at Lawton, the 2nd warmest at Oklahoma City, and the
5th warmest at Wichita Falls, Texas.

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