Travis Meyer

5:50pm: Live coverage continues on @NewsOn6, streaming online, on Facebook, and on our YouTube channel as a tornadic storm now crosses into Pittsburg County. #okwx

5:00 PM: A Tornado Warning has been issued for Cherokee County right over Tahlequah where a tornado is possible! Live coverage continues on @NewsOn6, streaming at https://t.co/t1oUhudab2, live on Facebook, and our YouTube channel.

Live coverage of severe weather continues this afternoon on @NewsOn6 and streaming at https://t.co/t1oUhudab2. When we're in continuous coverage, that will also be available on our Facebook pages and the News On 6 YouTube channel. #okwx

More widely scattered storms this afternoon, and there's a low-end chance they produce some brief funnel clouds. If we see any funnels develop, they would likely be weak and are not likely to touch down or cause damage. Small hail and gusty winds will also be possible. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/edggniZSTR

A Severe T-Storm Watch is in effect until 7 AM Friday south of Tulsa. Storms in these areas could become severe with large hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding possible. A low tornado threat still exists too. Severe threats around Tulsa should stay very low. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/Msha0pZiRn

Tornado Watch in effect across Pittsburg, Haskell, Latimer and Le Flore Counties. As a line of storms moves across SE OK this morning & early afternoon, some damaging winds & a few spin-up tornadoes will be possible (primarily along & south of I-40). Stay weather aware! @NewsOn6 https://t.co/fRMS3XYNaY

9:00 AM Wednesday: Severe threats from Tulsa to the north are low, but flooding threats are high. Please be careful! A stronger line of storms in SE OK could start to produce damaging winds (and a low tornado threat) as it moves east through the late morning hours. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/eP3A4les9n

Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 10 AM across NE OK and SE KS. Storms will expand in coverage through the morning hours and some could be severe with damaging winds and large hail possible. Flooding will also be an increasing concern. @NewsOn6 https://t.co/1peP9ayqRT

A Tornado Watch is in effect through this evening for Pittsburg, Latimer, and Le Flore Counties. Still keeping an eye on the potential for a tornado or two with storms that move into far southeastern Oklahoma over the next few hours. #OKwx @NewsOn6 https://t.co/SNf9ESCoVC

2:30 PM Saturday Update: Rain & storms continue around Tulsa, but severe threats in the metro are slim to none. Across SE OK, warmer and more unstable air could lead to severe storms this afternoon with hail, wind, and a tornado or two all possible. Stay weather aware! @NewsOn6 https://t.co/qIraQ4yLtI