Chase Rutledge

1 week ago | koco.com | Chase Rutledge

Crews are battling a fire that sparked at an apartment complex Monday morning in northwest Oklahoma City. >> Sky 5 is flying over the scene. Open the video player above to watch. The fire is at a complex near Wilshire Boulevard and Northwest Expressway. Sky 5, which is the only news helicopter in the air on weekday mornings, shows smoke and flames coming from one of the apartment units.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Chase Rutledge

Some Blanchard residents are stranded after flooding washed away a road overnight in Grady County. Storms on Wednesday brought several inches of rain to Oklahoma, flooding several areas throughout the state. Floodwaters hit Grady County, washing away County Road 1322 around 12:30 a.m. Thursday.Sky 5 flew over the scene, showing a large hole left behind where there used to be a road. Open the video player above to see Sky 5's shot.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Chase Rutledge

Severe storms and heavy rainfall brought significant flooding to Oklahoma on Wednesday, but one of the hardest-hit areas was Lexington. >> Open the video player above to watch Sky 5 video of the Lexington flooding The flooding was so high that Lexington Fire Department evacuated homes. Sky 5 flew over the scene, showing significant flooding in neighborhoods and fields. Floodwaters were so high that roads were covered, cars were submerged in rushing water, and homes were completely surrounded.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Chase Rutledge

YEAH. THAT’S RIGHT. WE’RE REALLY CLOSE TO TO PORTLAND AND WATERLOO. THIS IS ACTUALLY WATERLOO THAT YOU’RE SEEING. YOU CAN BARELY SEE IT. IT’S COVERED WITH WATER. THEY DO HAVE A LOT OF THESE ROADS IN THIS AREA SHUT DOWN. SO IF YOU ARE IN THE NORTHWESTERN PART OF OF EDMOND, YOU’RE GOING TO SEE A LOT OF FLOODING THROUGH HERE. THIS IS THAT SAME CREEK THAT ALYSE JONES IS REPORTING ON THAT RUNS INTO GUTHRIE. IT’S ALSO FLOODED, BUT WE’RE SEEING MOST OF THE FLOODING RIGHT HERE IN THIS AREA.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Chase Rutledge

Severe storms moved through the Oklahoma City metro early Tuesday morning, bringing wet road conditions to the area. The rain has stopped, but wet and possibly slick roads remain throughout the metro. Sky 5 is flying over Oklahoma City, tracking the road conditions and any damage, including a downed tree on a busy roadway. Open the video player above to watch. Be sure to download the KOCO 5 App to receive customized weather alerts.