Emily Sutton

Oklahoma City

Meteorologist at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologist (CBM) and Storm Chaser at KFOR-TV (NBC) in OKC. https://t.co/mkTIJezHws Insta/TikTok: emilyrsutton

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Beautiful Weather Tuesday! Increasing Storm Chances for Easter Weekend

1 week ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Enjoy picture-perfect weather Tuesday with seasonal highs near 70, partly sunny skies and light winds! Tonight will be mostly clear and calm with lows near 50 degrees. An isolated shower is possible Wednesday morning/midday. Rain totals will be low. Wednesday afternoon will be windy and warmer with highs nearing 80 degrees and south winds at 20 mph. Highs will surge to near 90 on Thursday and strong south winds will elevate fire danger. A powerful storm system approaches on Friday.
Easter Weekend is Trending Wet and Stormy

1 week ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Monday afternoon will be cooler and seasonal in the low 70s with a strong north wind. Tonight will be breezy and cool in the low 40s. Enjoy light winds Tuesday and mostly sunny skies! There’s a small rain chance Tuesday night/early Wednesday. Winds and temperatures increase Wednesday and Thursday, ahead of our next storm system. Highs could flirt with 90 degrees on Thursday and Friday. Severe storms are possible Friday late afternoon and evening.
This Weekend: Near-Record Warmth and Extreme Fire Danger

1 week ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Enjoy summer-like temperatures this weekend with highs surging to the low to mid 80s Saturday and to the 90s Sunday! Winds will increase out of the south at 20 mph Saturday with gusts to 35 mph. This will enhance the fire danger risk. Winds stay up overnight with above average lows near 60. Record highs are possible Sunday with OKC testing the record of 94 degrees, set in 1972. Winds will be even stronger ahead of a cold front, out of the southwest at 25 mph with gusts to 45 mph.
Allergy Alert! Enjoy a Stretch of Nice Weather

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Our beautiful weather continues with highs in near 80 degrees and decreasing winds. Lows will drop to the low 50s overnight, under clear skies. A strong north wind returns Thursday, enhancing fire danger. Temperatures will still climb above average, in the upper 70s. Enjoy lighter winds Friday. A south breeze returns this weekend. Sunday will be warm and windy with highs in the mid 80s. A strong front will drop highs to the upper 60s Monday.
Calmer Weather Ahead This Weekend

1 month ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

After a historic fire day in Oklahoma Friday, calmer weather returns this weekend. Winds will gradually decrease overnight, shifting to the northwest behind a cold front. Saturday will be cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 50s and a breezy northwesterly wind. A few showers are possible southeast. Sunday will be beautiful with light winds, sunshine and the low to mid 60s. The 80s return for Monday and Tuesday with increased fire danger.
High Winds, Extreme Fire Danger and Blowing Dust Friday

1 month ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Skies will clear overnight, making for perfect viewing conditions for the total lunar eclipse! Totality occurs around 2AM. If you miss it, our next chance will be on March 3, 2026. Friday will be very windy with extreme fire danger. High winds begin Friday morning in western Oklahoma and will spread east across the state. A HIGH WIND WARNING has been issued for most of the state.
Severe Weather Expected Overnight/Early Tuesday

1 month ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Storms will develop along a dryline in western Oklahoma as early at 11 p.m. and quickly develop into a line, sweeping east across the state. The line will move into central Oklahoma around 2 to 5 a.m. with 60 to 80 mph winds and brief, spin-up tornadoes (QLCS) as the main threats. Up to golf ball size hail will be possible as well. The storms will move into eastern Oklahoma 7 to 9 a.m.Powerful winds will follow a cold front, increasing fire danger.
Warming Trend Arrives Just in Time for the Weekend!

2 months ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

After another record-cold start, south winds will increase temps to near freezing. Sunny skies will continue to melt leftover ice and slush. You may want to drip your faucets for one more night. Lows will drop the upper teens Saturday morning, under clear skies. Light winds means minimal wind chill factor. You’ll notice the warming trend Saturday afternoon with highs climbing to near 50, under sunny skies.
Goodbye, Record Cold! Hello, 60s! A Warm Up is on the Way!

2 months ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

After a record cold start Thursday morning, temperatures will barely climb out of the teens. Record cold highs are expected. Winds will be lighter today, out of the northeast at 10 mph. Sunny skies will help promote melting in sun-exposed areas. Record lows are possible Friday morning. OKC will test the record of 9 degrees, set in 1939. The return of a south wind Friday, will warm temps to near 30 degrees, under mostly sunny skies.
More Winter Weather on the Way, Record Cold Possible Next Week

2 months ago | kfor.com | Emily Sutton

Valentine’s Day will be windy and cloudy with highs in the upper 40s. A WIND ADVISORY has been issued for northwestern Oklahoma for south winds at 25 to 30 and gusts to 45 mph. Winds will stay strong overnight with temps in the mid 40s. A strong cold front moves across the state Saturday morning, bringing a strong north wind and falling temperatures. Temps will drop to the 30s by late afternoon and a north wind at 20 to 25 mph will generate wind chills in the teens and 20s.