Aaron Brackett
Meteorologist at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
Dad. AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist on Oklahoma's News 4. @ValpoU Alum. Psalm 119:105
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4 days ago |
kfor.com | Aaron Brackett
After rounds of severe weather Friday and Saturday, we get a short break.
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4 days ago |
kfor.com | Aaron Brackett
Our busy weather weekend continues with more storms and possible flooding.
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Aaron Brackett
After a warm to hot Thursday, a cold front will bring storms to the state Friday. The storms will form near and even behind the front as strong northerly winds move in along with cool air. Some of the storms may be severe with large hail as the main threat Friday early evening into the overnight. As the front continues south, temps will be quite cool with rain and thunder Saturday. The rain will end Easter morning with clearing skies in the afternoon. -Meteorologist Aaron Brackett
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Aaron Brackett
Temps will soar to the middle 90s in western Oklahoma Thursday afternoon!High fire danger will be a concern, mainly west and northwest Thursday. Friday will be warm, but an incoming cold front will spark storms in the evening hours. A few may be severe. The front will push south bringing cool weather Saturday and Easter with some rain, and highs only into the 50s!
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Aaron Brackett
After a Summerlike Sunday, a cold front will move through bringing cooler weather and fire concerns. Look for temperatures to fall a bit tonight with lows in the upper 50s. Monday will be partly to mostly cloudy with stronger north winds of 25 to 35mph. Drier air will accompany the winds sparking fire concerns. A midweek warmup brings a return to 80s before the pattern becomes much more active Friday into Easter weekend, possibly lasting into the following work week.
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