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Tracking Storm System Across the Central U.S.

A storm system will slowly continue to press across the central U.S. Friday and Saturday with widespread showers and thunderstorms. Slight risks for severe thunderstorms and excessive rainfall have been issued Saturday from the Ozarks into the mid-Mississippi River Valley with potential for damaging winds, large hail, tornadoes, and flash flooding. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Oct 16, 2025 at 8:30:23 pm CDT

Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across portions of Oklahoma from late Friday evening into Saturday morning. Large hail is the primary risk.
A few severe thunderstorms will remain possible across southeastern Oklahoma on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Rain and thunderstorm chances will increase by Friday, especially by late Friday evening into Saturday. A few thunderstorms may be severe during this time.
Warmer than average temperatures through this upcoming week with additional rain and storm chances again by Friday and Saturday.

Local Weather History For October 16th...
An early morning tornado struck near Taloga, in western Oklahoma, on
October 16th, 1980. The tornado carried a mobile home 40 feet,
destroying it, and injuring the three people inside. It also
destroyed a barn and several other homes.

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