Stephen Nehrenz

6:25 AM: Severe storms in Creek and Okmulgee Counties are surging very quickly northeast toward the Tulsa metro. These storms are very rowdy with quarter size hail or larger and damaging 60+ mph winds possible. I'd plan to stay off the roads while these blow through! @NewsOn6 https://t.co/k3hszaYpO1

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect across much of eastern and southeastern Oklahoma until 11 AM Friday. Storms moving north this morning could produce large hail and some damaging wind gusts. #okwx @NewsOn6 https://t.co/q4f3j0HMDU

9:45 AM Update: A few strong storms will continue for a little while longer across far southeastern Oklahoma. We'll be keeping an eye on them in case they strengthen any further. Severe weather threats are OVER for the rest of Green Country to the west of these storms. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/yVsGiyNWOG

9:00pm Tuesday: Storms either exiting or falling apart as some cap remains. A line of storms or multiple clusters of storms (some severe) still expected early Wednesday across E OK and SE KS, especially from 4 AM on. Be prepared for an early morning wakeup call! #okwx https://t.co/knUI5rwOov

Please stay weather aware this evening. ⚡️ We may only see one or two storms reach our area, but IF any storms break through the cap and make it into NE OK and SE KS they'd likely be severe with very large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes all possible. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/p8yeK22NN7

Friends in Pawnee County, a heads up about a prescribed burn taking place today: "The Pawnee County Burn Association will be conducting a 270 acre prescribed burn 1.5 miles west of Highway 48 on the south side of Benight (5700) Road. We will light around 9:30 am." #okfire

Tune in to @NewsOn6 this evening at 6:30 PM for our annual severe weather special Ahead of the Storm! We're getting you ready for severe weather season. As part of our special, I'll have a little behind-the-scenes piece about how we coordinate with our fantastic storm trackers! https://t.co/rykGI7ShZT

A few isolated strong to severe storms will be possible this evening (about 5 pm - 10 pm) across SE OK. There won't be very many, but the ones that do develop could produce very strong winds and hail. The chance for any storm reaching the Tulsa metro is slim to none. #okwx https://t.co/OVCWwCHLYS

🚨🚨 Tulsa drivers, there's a big problem for rush hour just south of downtown. A crash near the US-75/I-244 highway merge (in the construction zone) is causing some major backups. Avoid this if you can. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/70xSfgzXWA

It's gonna be a beautiful Monday! But we'll have to monitor the fire danger on a daily basis. Until we really green up, any breezy day will have fire danger potential. Wednesday looks like a higher fire danger day, and Friday has the potential for extreme fire danger. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/NQWjoaErPp

Later sunsets have arrived after the weekend time change, but so have later sunrises for the time being! So more kids will be headed to the early school drop-off line while it's still dark. PLEASE remain careful and vigilant in those school zones! @NewsOn6 https://t.co/koF8U2Qmgf

Almost all of the 7-Day has some great spring warmth! There's just one bump in the road. We're back to chilly Saturday. Rain will be likely south of Tulsa Saturday with some showers in the metro too. Sunday is a nice recovery day with more warmth & wind next week! #okwx #TulsaWx https://t.co/Zy0yESKw5p