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Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Jonathan Polasek Overnight storms in Ramona, Oklahoma, caused widespread tree damage, displaced structures, and left more than 600 customers without power, with most of the damage attributed to strong winds.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Jonathan Polasek Overnight storms in Ramona, Oklahoma, caused widespread tree damage, displaced structures, and left more than 600 customers without power, with most of the damage attributed to strong winds.

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

News On 6 Rain and storms continue into the early morning hours across parts of Oklahoma with pockets of locally heavy rainfall possible. Another round of a few strong to severe storms may develop along a southward-moving boundary later today before dry yet muggy weather returns. By Thursday and into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure will bring heat and humidity, pushing heat index values near 105°.

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

News On 6 Rain and storms continue into the early morning hours across parts of Oklahoma with pockets of locally heavy rainfall possible. Another round of a few strong to severe storms may develop along a southward-moving boundary later today before dry yet muggy weather returns. By Thursday and into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure will bring heat and humidity, pushing heat index values near 105°.

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Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Pawhuska crews respond to storm damage, power outages and flooding

Brooke Cox Crews in Pawhuska are working to restore power, clear debris and assist residents after severe storms caused widespread flooding, downed trees and citywide outages.

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Overnight storms cause tree and property damage in Ramona

Jonathan Polasek Overnight storms in Ramona, Oklahoma, caused widespread tree damage, displaced structures, and left more than 600 customers without power, with most of the damage attributed to strong winds.

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

Tulsa Weather: Flood Watch remains until early afternoon

News On 6 Rain and storms continue into the early morning hours across parts of Oklahoma with pockets of locally heavy rainfall possible. Another round of a few strong to severe storms may develop along a southward-moving boundary later today before dry yet muggy weather returns. By Thursday and into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure will bring heat and humidity, pushing heat index values near 105°.

Ada woman wanted following deadly shooting apprehended

Ada woman wanted following deadly shooting apprehended

Christian Hans A woman on Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's 10 Most Wanted list was apprehended in Texas on Tuesday. Investigators say Heather Lynn Harjo fatally shot a 21-year-old Ada woman in April.

Severe storms bring damaging winds, flood risk to Oklahoma

Severe storms bring damaging winds, flood risk to Oklahoma

News On 6 News On 6 Chief Meteorologist Travis Meyer is tracking severe storms moving through northeastern Oklahoma.

STORM PHOTOS: Severe storms move through Oklahoma

STORM PHOTOS: Severe storms move through Oklahoma

Brooke Cox News On 6 viewers shared their photos and videos of the storms that passed through Oklahoma on June 17-18, 2025.

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