Aaron Brackett

Oklahoma City

Meteorologist at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Dry, windy, warm Sunday, then rain chances for some

6 days ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

South winds will be with us Saturday night into Sunday before a brief pattern change. Look for breezy conditions Saturday night with lows only down to the middle 70s. More 90s are in store Sunday with dry weather and more wind. A brief piece of energy arrives Monday afternoon. With humid conditions and warm air, thunderstorms will form out west. Some of these may try to approach the far western OKC metro before dissipating Monday night.
Tornado Watch out for northern Oklahoma

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Air ahead of a cold front is volatile for severe storms through the overnight hours in Oklahoma!A Tornado Watch is out for northern Oklahoma with a small area under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch southwest. The main round will move into northwestern – north central Oklahoma and spread east across the northern half of the state. The OKC timeline is 10PM to 3AM. Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are the main threats.
Fog possible early Monday, then the heat is on!

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

The highest heat index values of the year are on the way!Look for a bit of patchy fog into early Monday morning due to the soaked soils and clear skies. Fog will clear quickly after sunrise. Temps will soar well into the 90s Monday and Tuesday. With the heat and humidity combination, heat index values will be in the upper 90s to low 100s. Drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks. REMEMBER TO CHECK THE BACK SEAT!-Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
More overnight strong storms for Oklahoma

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

After lots of morning activity Saturday morning, more storms are possible Saturday into early Sunday. Leftover boundaries are in place Saturday evening. As south winds bring more energy into our airspace, storms will likely ignite. Storms will; generally move north to south with damaging wind gusts, lightning, and a very low, but nonzero tornado threat. More storms are possible Monday night into early Tuesday. -Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
Heads up! Severe weather Sunday afternoon and evening

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

A moderate risk of severe weather is out for parts of the state through Sunday evening!Storms will form in SW Kansas and northwestern Oklahoma early afternoon, then move south-southeast through the afternoon and evening. The main threat is very high wind, potentially with gusts 80-90mph with the strongest storms. Baseball or larger hail and a couple of tornadoes are possible too. Storms push south Sunday evening and overnight with a few days off severe weather into next week.
Sunday severe threat growing for Oklahoma

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

A moderate risk of severe weather is out for parts of the state Sunday afternoon and evening!The weather will be much more calm the rest of our Saturday with a few storms far south Saturday evening. Sunday is a day to be weather aware! Storms will form in SW Kansas as early as 2-4PM, then move south-southeast through the afternoon and evening. The main threat is very high wind, potentially with gusts 80-100mph with the strongest storms.
Several rounds of overnight storms on the way

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

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Severe storms Monday night, and again Tuesday

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Damaging winds are likely for many Monday night with the threat shifting into Tuesday. Look for a complex of storms to move from west to east Monday night into the overnight. Winds to 80mph are the main threats with some hail. Storm should calm down after 1AM. Tuesday, the risk shifts a bit into more of the state. There may be a midday round of strong storms in central Oklahoma followed by another round from the northwest later into the afternoon and evening.
Very active weather pattern returns this week

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

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Strong storms Saturday night, and again next week

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

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