Steve LaNore

1 month ago | kxii.com | Steve LaNore

A Wind Advisory in in effect for much of southern Oklahoma through 12 am. These winds, generated by a large complex of decaying thunderstorms over north Texas, will gradually ease overnight. Rain chance overnight is 30%. However, we’re not done with our latest episode of severe weather just yet - we’ve got Monday to get through. A powerful upper-level trough will be passing over a very warm and humid air mass during the day Monday, while the dry line becomes active to our west.

1 month ago | kxii.com | Steve LaNore

A few strong to severe thunderstorms are possible east of Highway 75 this evening, ending by 10 pm, most of us stay dry with a low temperature in the mid to upper 60s and very light winds. Hail is the primary threat. Saturday will be a day with potentially dangerous thunderstorms, chance 50%. This threat covers all of the News 12 viewing area, unlike this evening. Highs in the upper 80s, southerly winds of 15 to 25 mph. Saturday storm timing looks to be in the 3pm to 10 pm range.

1 month ago | kxii.com | Steve LaNore

A large rain-cooled air mass is providing a rather stable environment overnight; there’s still some chance of a few showers or non-severe thunderstorms overnight at 30%. This chance of rain ends before midnight and we may get some clearing (and some fog) for Thursday morning,Decreasing clouds Thursday, becoming sunny by afternoon, a pleasant day with highs in the lower 80s and light southwesterly wind.

2 months ago | kxii.com | Steve LaNore

Severe weather and flash flooding are in the cards overnight. There’s a significant hail, wind, and tornado risk through 1 am, and a flash flood threat that extends from tonight all of the way to Wednesday night. Serious flooding may occur - this has the potential to be one of the worst area-wide flood events in a number of years - but not as extreme as 2015, the way it looks now. Low tonight 65 degrees, rain chance 70% Wednesday high 70 degrees, rain chance 100%.

2 months ago | kxii.com | Steve LaNore

Thunderstorms, some possibly severe, may impact our western Texoma counties between 9 pm and 1 a.m. A Tornado Watch is in effect for Carter, Love, Murray, and Pontotoc Counties until 11 p.m. to account for this potential. Otherwise, heavy rainfall is the primary concern through Wednesday night with excessive rainfall causing flash flooding, and sending lakes to their highest levels in several years. Low tonight mid to upper 60s, winds south at 15 to 25 mph.