Michael Seger

Nov 3, 2024 | kjrh.com | Michael Seger

***TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 9 AM FOR COUNTIES SOUTH & EAST OF SOUTH******FLOOD WATCH FOR THE ENTIRE FORECAST AREA THROUGH MONDAY EVENING***(In total, we could see 2-6" of rain across the area from Saturday night through Monday night. Some isolated spots could see up to 8" or 9"). Mostly cloudy with additional chances of showers and thunderstorms for Sunday. Some could be strong to severe during the afternoon and evening with all hazards possible. Highs today in the upper 60s.

Nov 2, 2024 | kjrh.com | Michael Seger

***FLOOD WATCH in effect through Monday 6PM***An active weather pattern will bring several rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms across Green Country over the next few days. Through Saturday afternoon, expect only a few isolated showers with lots of clouds. I would keep your plans as any showers should stay light. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Chances for more scattered to widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms will go up Saturday night into Sunday morning.

May 12, 2024 | kjrh.com | Michael Seger

TULSA, Okla — Happy Mother's Day!!A few showers and and perhaps some thunder will be possible near and north of I-44 this morning. By this afternoon are chances will be lower, but still can't rule out a stray shower or storm. Rain chances will go up again late afternoon into tonight as another wave of showers and storms approaches from the southwest. No severe weather is expected. Keep the umbrella handy to start the week as the chance of a few isolated storms will remain on Monday.

Mar 13, 2024 | kjrh.com | Michael Seger |Caitlin Huggins

TULSA, Okla — Can’t rule out an isolated storm or two developing tonight with a low-end severe threat, but most of us will remain dry through Thursday morning. Lows by daybreak will hold in the low/mid 60s. A cold front will make a push into Green Country on Thursday increasing our chances of showers and storms. As of now will keep chances at about 40% for Tulsa, but chances are 60-90% for those of you south and east of I-44.

Mar 12, 2024 | kjrh.com | Michael Seger |Caitlin Huggins

TULSA, Okla — Can’t rule out an isolated storm or two developing Tuesday night with a low-end severe threat, but most of us will remain dry through Wednesday morning. Lows by daybreak will hold in the mid 50s. Wednesday will be a near repeat of Tuesday with highs in the mid 70s to near 80, a continued gusty south breeze, and slight storm chances. A “cap”, (a warm layer or air aloft), will likely limit vertical storm development Wednesday PM.