Flood Watch Active For Multiple Counties

A Flood Watch has been issued for Garfield, Kingfisher, Canadian, and Grady County until 9:00 p.m. Friday.

It's been a record November so far with tornadoes and flooding rains.

Thirteen tornadoes have been confirmed with our recent severe weather.

Cooler air returns Thursday afternoon, especially in the northwest, and rain enters Western Oklahoma.

What is the weather like in Oklahoma on Thursday?

Clouds will increase today as rain and storms develop across western Oklahoma in the morning.

Highs are in the 50s and 60s across Oklahoma; the panhandle may even see some mid-40s.

The rain will likely hold off until sunset in the metro.

Thursday evening through the day on Friday, rain continues out west and will spread east.

This evening, any severe weather threat looks very low and confides to southwest Oklahoma. Rainfall amounts will be heaviest in western Oklahoma, where some areas could see over 4" of rain.

What is the weather like in Oklahoma for the rest of the week?

Rain will keep temperatures cooler throughout the day on Friday.

We're expecting on-and-off rain and storms through Friday evening. 

The rain should move out by Friday night.

This weekend will be cool and dry!

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