Mandy Bailey

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Chief Meteorologist at KTEN-TV (Denison, TX)

Chief Meteorologist @ktennews. Sooner. Runner. Chocolate milk connoisseur. Opinions = mine. RT&links aren't endorsements.

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Atoka County tornado live on air

2 weeks ago | kten.com | Mandy Bailey

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Surviving the Storm: 'Where do you go?'

1 month ago | kten.com | Christine Gormley |Mandy Bailey

SULPHUR, Okla. (KTEN) - Vickie Skidmore and Jennifer Johnston are some of many people in Sulphur, Oklahoma, who had to keep their families safe as a tornado ravaged through their town. Meteorologist Christine Gormley tells us that story in part two of Surviving the Storm, presented by Abel Aleman Roofing. Latest Headlines from CNN
Surviving the Storm: 'Where do you go?'

1 month ago | victoriaadvocate.com | Christine Gormley |Mandy Bailey

PreviousRice Robotics, a Hong Kong-based robotics startup, has annou… Next UpFive Tyler Junior College Apache Lady basketball players sta… SULPHUR, Okla. (KTEN) - Vickie Skidmore and Jennifer Johnston are some of many people in Sulphur, Oklahoma, who had to keep their families safe as a tornado ravaged through their town. Meteorologist Christine Gormley tells us that story in part two of Surviving the Storm, presented by Abel Aleman Roofing.
Surviving the Storm: Part One

1 month ago | mytexasdaily.com | Mandy Bailey |Amber Nowaski

SULPHUR, Okla. (KTEN) - It has now been over a year since the deadly EF-3 tornado ripped through Sulphur, Oklahoma. This past summer, we met with several storm survivors to hear their stories. In Part One of Surviving the Storm, we hear from Camden Grey and how his family was able to outrun the storm; and from Austin Thompson, who found himself in the direct path of the tornado.
Surviving the Storm: 'Sulphur is gone'

1 month ago | kten.com | Mandy Bailey |Amber Nowaski

SULPHUR, Okla. (KTEN) - It has now been over a year since the deadly EF-3 tornado ripped through Sulphur, Oklahoma. This past summer, we met with several storm survivors to hear their stories. In Part One of Surviving the Storm, we hear from Camden Grey and how his family was able to outrun the storm; and from Austin Thompson, who found himself in the direct path of the tornado. Latest Headlines from CNN
Surviving the Storm: Part One

1 month ago | fbherald.com | Mandy Bailey |Amber Nowaski

SULPHUR, Okla. (KTEN) - It has now been over a year since the deadly EF-3 tornado ripped through Sulphur, Oklahoma. This past summer, we met with several storm survivors to hear their stories. Today we will hear from Camden Grey and how his family was able to outrun the storm and Austin Thompson who found himself in the direct path of the tornado. Originally published on kten.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.
As Lake Texoma rises, some businesses are closing

1 month ago | brenhambanner.com | Sabine Welsh |Mandy Bailey

(KTEN) — Businesses on the shores of Lake Texoma are being forced to shut down as heavy rainfall results in flooded conditions.
As Lake Texoma rises, some businesses are closing

1 month ago | kten.com | Sabine Welsh |Mandy Bailey

Headline: Flood Watch from TUE 7:00 AM CDT until WED 1:00 AM CDT Bulletin: ...FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH LATETUESDAY NIGHT... * WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to bepossible.
High winds bring dust and damage to Texoma

Mar 14, 2025 | kdhnews.com | Mandy Bailey |Sabine Welsh |Alexander Porter

By Mandy Bailey, Sabine Welsh and Alexander Porter (KTEN) - Wind gusting to more than 60 mph combined with dry conditions across Texoma led to downed utility lines, power outages and property damage. Around 3:20 p.m., that wind knocked down at least two power poles and sparked a fire in the 4000 block of Houston Street in Pottsboro.
High winds bring dust and damage to Texoma

Mar 14, 2025 | news-journal.com | Mandy Bailey |Sabine Welsh |Alexander Porter

(KTEN) — Wind gusting to more than 60 mph combined with dry conditions across Texoma led to downed utility lines, power outages and property damage. Around 3:20 p.m., that wind knocked down at least two power poles and sparked a fire in the 4000 block of Houston Street in Pottsboro. No injuries were reported, but there was some minimal damage to the side of one house. A part of Houston Street was blocked to traffic off until the damage can be assessed.