Emily Sutton
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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15 hours ago |
kfor.com | Emily Sutton
Lows will drop the low 70s Saturday morning with isolated showers. The best storm chances overnight/early Saturday will be across northeastern Oklahoma. This weekend will be drier, hotter and humid with highs in the low to mid 90s and a heat index around 100 degrees. There are lots of outdoor activities this weekend, like Pride and the Tinker Air Show, so please make sure to stay hydrated and watch out for an isolated storm. A pop-up storm is possible anywhere in the state.
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1 day ago |
kfor.com | Emily Sutton
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3 days ago |
kfor.com | Emily Sutton
Lows will drop to the low to mid 70s under mostly clear skies. Wednesday afternoon will be a repeat with highs nearing 90 degrees (average high) with a heat index in the mid to upper 90s. Isolated storms are possible Thursday. Slightly better storm chances return Friday, mainly across western and northern Oklahoma. This weekend will be hot in the mid 90s with a heat index in the low 100s. Pop-up storms are possible. A welcomed pattern change arrives on Monday with a cold front.
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4 days ago |
kfor.com | Emily Sutton
Lows will drop to the low to mid 70s Tuesday morning with a south breeze. Temperatures will climb to the mid 80s with a heat index near 90 degrees, for the 10:30AM start of the NBA Championship Parade. Highs will climb to the low 90s with a heat index nearing 100 degrees. A few pop-up storms are possible in eastern Oklahoma. Wednesday will be a repeat. Isolated storms are possible Thursday through Monday. A big jet stream pattern chance will allow for a cold front to move into our state next Monday.
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Emily Sutton
Morning storms left an outflow boundary, running from southwestern Oklahoma portions of central Oklahoma. Severe storms will likely form along and south of this boundary and a weak cold front later today. The severe threat includes large hail, damaging winds and an isolated tornado. The storms will mainly impact southern Oklahoma through this evening, then exit the state. Juneteenth will be hot, humid but DRY with a heat index nearing 100 degrees.
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A small cluster of storms from Guthrie to Stillwater is very slowly pushing south. 60 mph winds, quarter size hail and flooding are the threats. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH remains in effect until 6AM Sun. A FLOOD WATCH is in effect. Watch @kfor for the latest! 10:38PM Sat https://t.co/oM7MP0JmuQ
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