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Last Map Update: Fri, Apr 10, 2026 at 5:36:19 pm CDT

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There is a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms across the northern half of Oklahoma Friday afternoon and evening with a threat for damaging wind gusts and large hail.

Strong to severe storms are most likely from mid afternoon to mid-evening on Friday across the northern half of Oklahoma.

A cold front pushing into northern Oklahoma will increase rain/storm chances tomorrow afternoon and through the evening. Highest rain chances are across far northern Oklahoma.

There is a risk for severe thunderstorms across portions of western north Texas and the western half of Oklahoma late Saturday afternoon through Saturday night. The potential hazards are large hail and damaging wind gusts.

Two main rounds of severe storms are possible on Sunday: 1) early in the morning as a line of storms moves through the area and 2) afternoon and evening storms that could develop over western counties. The early storms will pose a risk of heavy rainfall, damaging winds, and brief tornadoes. The storms that develop later in the day could produce very large hail (>2"), damaging winds, and perhaps tornadoes.

This graphic shows the risk for severe thunderstorms Friday into the middle of next week.

Local Weather History For April 10th...

The date of April 10, 1979, is fixed in the minds of many residents
of Wichita Falls. On that date, one of the strongest tornadoes of
recent memory ripped through the town, killing 45 people and injuring
at least 1,700 in a matter of minutes. The worst tragedy was the fact
that many deaths were easily preventable. Twenty-five people were
killed when they got into their cars and tried to drive out of the
tornados path. Sixteen of the 25 left homes that were not even
damaged. Besides the terrible human costs

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