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Snow continued during the overnight hours Wednesday night going into Thursday, leaving hazardous road conditions in Oklahoma.

By: News 9 OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma Gas & Electric is reporting more than 1,500 residents across the metro are without power due to Saturdays severe weather. As of 10:11 p.m. Saturday, Oklahoma City residents account for 1,461 of those customers who do not have electricity. Only 90 customers in Midwest City are currently without power. According to OG&Es System Watch, several areas north of Interstate 40 and south of Interstate 44 do not have power near the Midtown and Paseo District areas. T...

Several OU community members described property damage following a Wednesday night hailstorm, featuring flooding and power outages across several areas of Norman. The National Weather Service said the storm created up to 80 mph winds and baseball-sized hail, and Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s System Watch reported 16 outages with 2,341 customers affected in Norman at 10:50 p.m. Norman Mayor Breea Clark tweeted a storm advisory announcing the closure of Franklin Road between Porter Avenue and 12...

A severe lightning storm hit Norman at about 9 p.m. Wednesday night, causing hail damage and flooding across town with some power outages. Up to 80 mph winds and baseball-sized hail threatened the area as the storm moved through, according to the National Weather Service. Oklahoma Gas & Electrics System Watch reported 16 outages with 2,341 customers affected in the Norman area at 10:50 p.m.  The National Weather Service Normans website states that strong to severe thunderst...

Friday, January 1st 2021, 5:05 am By: News 9 Thousands are waking up without power Friday morning due to winter weather. As of 2 p.m., OG&E System Watch indicated that there are more than 13,000 outages across the Oklahoma City metro Edmond Electric does not currently have any outages. This is a developing story.

Power Outages Affecting More Than 1,000 Oklahomans UPDATE (8:36 p.m. December 13, 2020): Power outages are being gradually restored across the state over the last four hours, but some in cities as far west as Oklahoma City and as far east as Muskogee are still without electricity. According to OG&Es System Watch map, more than 1,200 (1,221) Oklahomans remain without electricity. The OG&E outages are concentrated in four areas: Oklahoma City (591), Sapulpa (395), Marland (126) and Muskogee (109...

CATHY SPAULDING/Muskogee Phoenix  Austyn Turner, 10, and Alyssa Turner, 8, make a snowman at Civitan Park as Muskogee greets its first major snowfall of the season. CATHY SPAULDING/Muskogee Phoenix Erin Ledbetter pushes her 7-year-old son Hunter down the hill at Civitan Park, joining dozens of others who took advantage of Sundays snow. CATHY SPAULDING/Muskogee Phoenix Erin Ledbetter tumbles after giving her 7-year-old son Hunter a shove down a Civitan Park hill Sunday afternoon. CATHY SPAULD...