Travis Meyer

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/unEpx6btWj

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/wQcLj8Kx81

7:50 AM: Severe weather threats are OVER for the Tulsa metro. We are getting more damage reports in Owasso from that earlier tornado. Severe storms continue to the east and southeast. Damaging straight-line winds and brief tornadoes are possible with these storms so stay aware! https://t.co/HZqA3u5lgA

6:40 AM: Tornado WARNING for the Owasso area. Take cover now! Live coverage on @NewsOn6.

6:30 AM: Squall line stretches from Coffeyville, KS down into Tulsa to west of Okemah. Damaging 60 mph winds will be possible along this line so hold off on your morning drive as this moves in. Still watching closely for areas of rotation along the line as well. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/jZHnGAISI0

Please stay weather aware this evening. ⚡️ We may only see one or two storms reach our area, but IF they 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. #OKwx #KSwx @NewsOn6 https://t.co/ruJUy7RI08

Tune in to @NewsOn6 this evening at 6:30 PM for our annual severe weather special Ahead of the Storm! We'll take a look back at last year which brought a record amount of tornadoes to Oklahoma. And we'll also look ahead to this year's spring season! https://t.co/rQK5OgEGRt

It's a beautiful Monday as the March warmth continues! Southwest winds get a little gusty this afternoon, but overall (thankfully) our winds will be much less crazy over the next few days. #OKwx @NewsOn6 https://t.co/oLDVmyH211

The wind machine isn't stopping yet. South winds continue today with 40 mph gusts and those get even stronger overnight. Around sunrise Wednesday, a cold front arrives with much chillier temperatures and northwest winds gusting 40-45 mph. Winds FINALLY take a break Thursday. https://t.co/gUiMSUEqkU

Spring temperatures, spring wind, and early spring fire danger for our Friday! Enjoy the temperatures but please hold off on outdoor burning. Winds will switch from SW to NW later in the day as the next cold front moves in. The evening hours will quickly turn chilly. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/95Taqpf0Jl

Our friends at @NWStulsa have confirmed five tornadoes so far from Tuesday morning's squall line. Four in Okmulgee County, one in McIntosh County. All of them were brief, only lasting on average ~3-4 minutes. That's the nature of these spin-up QLCS tornadoes! @NewsOn6 https://t.co/O8VlBRcdUn

Scattered showers and isolated storms are popping back up this afternoon. A few could produce small hail, and because of some cold air aloft it's not impossible that a few weak funnel clouds could develop in these small cells. BUT, these would be unlikely to touch down. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/DbVzjPEtKH

Storms around the Tulsa metro this morning are *not* severe, but severe threats are increasing across southeastern OK. A Tornado Watch is in effect this morning along and south of I-40. Damaging winds and a few tornadoes will be possible with storms in these areas. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/j7NcABye7j