Lacey Swope
Morning Meteorologist at KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
Morning Meteorologist at @news9 in Oklahoma City. I love everything about weather & the outdoors. Married to my best friend, and mommy to the sweetest girl.
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1 week ago |
news9.com | Lacie Lowry |Lacey Swope
Every spring, Oklahomans head into the woods in search of one of nature’s most delicious treasures: the morel mushroom. Morels are considered a seasonal delicacy, popping up across the state when conditions are just right, typically in late March through early April. News 9’s Lacie Lowry and Lacey Swope are both seasoned morel hunters who say the hunt is half the fun. What is a morel? In Oklahoma, morel mushrooms are a and rich, earthy flavor.
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3 weeks ago |
news9.com | Lacey Swope |Anna Denison
We often talk about preparing for severe weather, but today, your biggest concern should be your vehicle and personal safety. If you’re out this afternoon and evening, make a plan to protect your car from hail and ensure you and your family have a safe location to shelter if storms intensify. Afternoon to Evening (4 PM - 10 PM):Isolated supercells could develop as early as 4 PM, peaking between 5-7 PM. These storms may form west, east, or directly along I-35.
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1 month ago |
news9.com | Kaitlyn Deggs |Christian Hans |Lacey Swope |Alyssa Miller |Brooke Cox
People with developmental disabilities talked with lawmakers at the Oklahoma State Capitol about legislation impacting them. Developmental Disability Awareness Day at the Capitol happens every March.
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1 month ago |
news9.com | Lacey Swope
The wildfire risk will be extreme tomorrow across most of Oklahoma. Although there are many ways to prevent fires, even if everyone is careful, fires are still possible. The main concern is fire danger, but of course, winds that strong can also lead to power outages and dangerous driving conditions. Friday morning, beginning by 9 AM, winds will ramp up out of the southwest. A dryline will march across the state as well.
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1 month ago |
news9.com | Lacey Swope
Oklahoma is no stranger to severe weather, with all types of storms and tornadoes affecting the state throughout the year. One type of tornado you may hear mentioned is a QLCS tornado, but what exactly does that mean, and how are these tornadoes different from the more traditional ones we often see? What is a QLCS Tornado? Technically the term stands for quasi linear convective system tornadoes.
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RT @AAdamsWX: We're warming things up even more the next couple of afternoons! 80s and 90s are headed our way for the weekend ahead thanks…
RT @AAdamsWX: Warm and sunny weather continues into the weekend! Temperatures warm up each day through Sunday. Sunday actually looks a litt…
Make your evening plans outdoors! Temps drop to the upper 40s to low 50s by morning. Tomorrow, N winds will continue at 15-25 mph, but with plenty of sunshine, highs will reach the upper 70s. S winds and abundant sunshine are expected to carry into Friday and the weekend. #okwx https://t.co/TDW0iIRruL