Jon Slater
Meteorologist at KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
Degreed Meteorologist, University of Oklahoma, Emmy Winner, Tennis Player, Drummer, Day Dreamer. My forecasts are my own.
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3 days ago |
kfor.com | Jon Slater
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6 days ago |
kfor.com | Jon Slater
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Jon Slater
Heading out the door on your Thursday morning expect low clouds, light fog, drizzle with temps in the 50s and light winds. This afternoon partly cloudy with temps in the lower 70s and a 20% or less chance for isolated showers. By 10 PM mostly clear low 60s. Have a great day.
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Jon Slater
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1 week ago |
kfor.com | Jon Slater
Our next storm system coming in from the west this morning with widespread rain and thunder in the forecast for your Monday. The rain and clouds will keep temps in the chilly 50s to low 60s. Its a slow moving system so the rain chances will linger into Wednesday before ending from west to east Wednesday night into Thursday. As you can see rainfall totals should be in the 1 to 2 inch range across the state with a few areas in NW OK near 3 inches.
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The internet is going crazy with unnecessary scare tactics concerning the weather conditions coming up over the next week or so. Remember…levelheaded accuracy and composed calmness gets you through Oklahoma severe weather season. Act like you’ve been there before. #okwx
Evapotranspiration is a real thing so let’s just hold off on the 90s shall we. How about 80s with very muggy conditions for Oklahoma City next week. I think that’s a more likely scenario but who the heck am I.
OKC is closing in on the wettest April since records have been kept. I think this is pretty amazing! #okwx
