Oklahoma could see ping pong ball-sized hail, 70 mph winds later
After a day in the 80s on Saturday afternoon, parts of Oklahoma could see showers and storms that produce hail and strong winds later.
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Tornadoes touched down in New Mexico during severe storm
The National Weather Service in Albuquerque determined there were two tornadoes that touched down briefly in eastern New Mexico.
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Storm pattern takes on a new look in Oklahoma this week
Chief Meteorologist Damon Lane shows the newest threat we're watching for the next 7 days.
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First Alert Ride-Along: Tracking storms moving across Oklahoma
Thursday's storms brought tornadoes and large hail to parts of Oklahoma
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Oklahoma may see storms with hail, tornado risk on Wednesday
Severe storms continue to move across Oklahoma after they brought hail to the OKC metro.
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First Alert Ride-Along: Tracking severe storms across Oklahoma
Severe storms continue to move across Oklahoma after they brought hail to the OKC metro.
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Oklahoma could see storms with wind, hail threat late Tuesday
KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says today is hot with storms likely late tonight.
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First Alert Ride-Along: Tracking severe storms across Oklahoma
KOCO 5 First Alert Storm Chasers are tracking the severe weather in the state.
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Severe storm risk upgraded for northwest Oklahoma Sunday
Meteorologist Taylor Cox says the northwest parts of the state, including Alva and Woodward, will now see a level-three enhanced risk for severe weather
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