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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Happy Summer Solstice Oklahoma as Summer arrives this morning. Right on que it’s a Summer weather pattern lasting well into next week.

1 week ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

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It’s a Summer weather pattern right in time for Summer.

1 week ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

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Heads up…Flooding on area roads is the biggest concern this morning as you head out the door. Heavy storms continue over saturated grounds leading to possible flooding. | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

1 week ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

Weather Alert2 MORE ALERTSFlood Watch: Adair County, Alfalfa County, Cherokee County, Craig County, Creek County, Delaware County, Garfield County, Grant County, …
After scattered morning storms expecting partly cloudy skies, very warm, muggy conditions with highs upper 80s in central Oklahoma for your Friday.

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

After morning storms expecting partly cloudy skies, very warm temps with highs in the upper 80s for your Friday afternoon in central Oklahoma. As we go through the weekend NW flow in the jet stream means scattered storms possible especially late night into early morning hours. Not a washout for Father’s Day weekend but keep an eye to the sky if outdoors playing golf. Have a great weekend.
Here’s a look at the additional rain expected with this system today through Friday. It’s mostly over in eastern Oklahoma.

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

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Our next storm system is moving from N Texas into central and eastern Oklahoma later today, tonight and Thursday. Notice high temps today early afternoon and then cool down into the 70s as rain chances increase. | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

Our next storm system heading north from Texas into central and eastern Oklahoma the next few days. Notice on the hour by hour temp forecast our highs in OKC today early afternoon low to mid 80s. Then as clouds increase and rain chances go up our temps go down into the 70s by later this afternoon and evening. The heaviest rain falls across eastern OK with dry conditions expected across western OK. Central OK including the OKC Metro on the very western edge of rainfall.
Tracking our next storm system coming in late Wednesday, Thursday into Friday. Rain and cooler temps on the way.

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

Our next storm system in the Jet Stream arrives late Wednesday, Thursday into Friday. This looks like a rain maker and not really a severe weather maker. We are expecting rain and storms developing later Wednesday and becoming more widespread Thursday into Friday. Clouds and rain will keep afternoon temps in the 70s. Here’s a look at possible rainfall when it’s all said and done. It all depends on the exact track of the storm system and how fast it moves.
The storm complex long gone. It’s going to be a really nice day. A little on the warm side but lots of Sun and light winds.

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

Here’s your hour by hour temperature forecast for Monday. The storm complex long gone and you can expect mostly sunny skies, very warm muggy weather today with light winds. Some isolated to scattered storms return later this week but no organized severe weather expected.
Another Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms developing this evening, overnight into early Saturday morning.

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

A break from the storms this afternoon and then another Slight Risk of severe weather developing later this evening and into Saturday morning. We are watching for scattered strong to severe t’storms to once again form out west and move northeast into central OK later this evening. Then another storm complex arrives from the northwest overnight into early Saturday morning. Bottom line it’s a Slight Risk for severe storms with the main threats damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall.
It’s a stormy weather pattern. There’s a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms this evening and overnight. Also, flooding a big concern.

3 weeks ago | kfor.com | Jon Slater

Weather AlertFlood Watch: Alfalfa County, Blaine County, Canadian County, Craig County, Creek County, Custer County, Dewey County, Ellis County, …

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18 Jun 25

Strong straight line winds can produce power flashes at night just like tornadoes. #okwx

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15 Jun 25

June NW Flow weather pattern typically produces severe storms across the plains. The main threats are large hail and damaging winds. This pattern continues until the Summer upper ridge takes hold.

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9 Jun 25

Well the severe threat is over for OKC. Actually this storm complex was tamer for OKC compared to the last few storm complex’s. Looks like a nice day tomorrow. My forecast starts at 4 AM.

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Happy Summer Solstice Oklahoma as Summer arrives this morning. Right on que it’s a Summer weather pattern lasting well into next week.

It’s a Summer weather pattern right in time for Summer.

Heads up…Flooding on area roads is the biggest concern this morning as you head out the door. Heavy storms continue over saturated grounds leading to possible flooding. | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

After scattered morning storms expecting partly cloudy skies, very warm, muggy conditions with highs upper 80s in central Oklahoma for your Friday.

Here’s a look at the additional rain expected with this system today through Friday. It’s mostly over in eastern Oklahoma.

Our next storm system is moving from N Texas into central and eastern Oklahoma later today, tonight and Thursday. Notice high temps today early afternoon and then cool down into the 70s as rain chances increase. | KFOR.com Oklahoma City

Tracking our next storm system coming in late Wednesday, Thursday into Friday. Rain and cooler temps on the way.

The storm complex long gone. It’s going to be a really nice day. A little on the warm side but lots of Sun and light winds.

Another Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms developing this evening, overnight into early Saturday morning.

It’s a stormy weather pattern. There’s a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms this evening and overnight. Also, flooding a big concern.

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