Kevin Coskren
Chief Meteorologist at KTUL-TV (Tulsa, OK)
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2 weeks ago |
ktul.com | Kevin Coskren
A severe weather outbreak is possible into Sunday evening across central and western Oklahoma, with an elevated risk of tornadoes and very large hail. Meantime, in Green Country, widespread severe weather of all forms will also be possible into Sunday evening. Take a look at the storm reports across the state so far this weekend. Portions of northeastern Green Country saw close to baseball size hail, with numerous trees down.
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2 weeks ago |
ktul.com | Kevin Coskren
The next couple days will be stormy across Green Country, with all forms of severe weather possible, especially Monday! But we have to get through the weekend first! And there is still a threat for severe wind/hail and flooding Saturday night into Sunday morning. Sunday will bring the threat of a shower or t-storm at any point in the day, but severe storms are more likely after 4pm. Large hail is the primary threat.
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3 weeks ago |
ktul.com | Kevin Coskren
This looks to be a stormy weekend across Green Country. If you want to do anything outside, Saturday morning will be your best bet for nice weather. By Saturday afternoon, severe storm chances will increase. And while all forms of severe weather will be possible, very large hail is the primary threat. Increasing afternoon clouds Saturday afternoon will keep our temperatures in the lower 80s for highs, and increasing storm chances by evening will keep many Oklahomans inside for the night.
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3 weeks ago |
ktul.com | Kevin Coskren
Compared to last year, this year's Oklahoma tornado count is a lot more tolerable. Look at the tornado count in Oklahoma through the end of May last year (below). During that 2-month span of April/May, Oklahoma saw 108 tornadoes, with 8 fatalities and 118 injuries. 2024 tornadoes through May.jpgFast forward to this year, where so far Oklahoma has seen 31 tornadoes, with 1 fatality and 2 injuries.
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3 weeks ago |
okcfox.com | Kevin Coskren
Compared to last year, this year's Oklahoma tornado count is a lot more tolerable. Look at the tornado count in Oklahoma through the end of May last year (below). During that 2-month span of April/May, Oklahoma saw 108 tornadoes, with 8 fatalities and 118 injuries. Fast forward to this year, where so far Oklahoma has seen 31 tornadoes, with 1 fatality and 2 injuries.
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NEW RECORD HIGH today in Tulsa! Tomorrow will be about 10 degrees cooler, and less humid! #okwx @KTULNews https://t.co/mXivRYfqkL
The current temperature in Tulsa of 93 ties the record high for May 14th, which was set in 1911. The heat index is 95! Take it easy out there! It will be about 10 degrees cooler tomorrow! #okwx @KTULNews https://t.co/6IZkg85GgZ
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