Aaron Brackett

Oklahoma City

Meteorologist at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Great Mother’s Day weekend followed by increasing severe chances

5 days ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Daily shower and storm chances will go away for the weekend with a warming trend into next week. Look for nice conditions Saturday and Sunday with lots of sunshine, light winds, and 70s to near 80. Highs will increase with a few 90s possible by Wednesday. Late next week, a weather pattern change takes shape with severe weather possible Friday, next weekend, and into the following week. Enjoy the next 5 to 6 days’ weather, and prepare for severe weather to make a return to Oklahoma.
Few Wednesday funnels followed by great Mother’s day weekend weather

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Several reports of cold air funnels have been received across the state today. An upper level low continues to bring low rain chances into early Wednesday evening. It will be with us through Thursday. Concerning the funnels, they are generally harmless. If they reach the ground, it’s considered a landspout and 40 to 60 mph winds are possible. This slow moving storm system will be moving east of our area on Thursday with improving weather.
Great weather weekend continues before work week rain

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Enjoy the weather today and tomorrow, more rain is in the 4Cast!Look for a cool night with clear skies and middle 40s Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Winds will be light. Sunday will be mild and dry with a few storms, mainly west, on Monday afternoon. Tuesday looks to be another soaking rain for most of the state. With highs only near 60, widespread severe weather is not anticipated. Scattered storms continue before drying out by the tail end of the work week. -Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
A+ weekend in store for Oklahoma

1 week ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

A much needed pattern of dry weather is overspreading our soaked state!Look for areas of patchy fog Friday night into Saturday morning with cool lows in the lower to middle 40s. Thanks to a ridge of high pressure, our weekend looks great! Saturday will be sunny with highs around 70. A few more clouds move in, but skies will still be mostly sunny Sunday with middle 70s. Our next rain chances move in Tuesday with much cooler temps. -Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
Rain and storms return early Friday

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

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Active weather pattern continues for several days

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Hail, high winds, flooding, and tornadoes are all possible into the work week. Sunday evening, there is a very small chance a storm goes up in western Oklahoma, otherwise look for partly cloudy skies and muggy temps overnight. Monday will be warm and muggy with a dryline in western Oklahoma. In the afternoon, storms are expected to form in western Oklahoma and move northeast. Hail, and a few tornadoes are possible with the strongest storms.
Rain and storms return Friday night into Saturday

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Several more rounds of rain and heavy storms remain possible into the weekend. Look for storms to form in the Texas panhandle Friday afternoon and evening. Later on, these will move into Oklahoma overnight. There is a good chance of rain and storms into Saturday morning possibly impacting Saturday’s memorial events. Monday is still a day to watch for a potential severe weather outbreak in much of the state of Oklahoma!-Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
Thunderstorm chances increase Thursday evening

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

After morning storms brought wind and hail for some, more storms return this evening. While its not locked in, the most probable area for storms to form will be in northwestern Oklahoma. The storms will then move east and southeast. Hail will be a big threat initially in western Oklahoma along with a low tornado risk. Storms should weaken some as they move toward central Oklahoma. More rain and storms will be possible Friday into the weekend. -Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
Quiet weather before more active storm pattern returns | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

After rounds of severe weather Friday and Saturday, we get a short break.
Rain, heavy storms into early Easter | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Aaron Brackett

Our busy weather weekend continues with more storms and possible flooding.