[4:40 AM 10/15/25] T-storm chances return Fri night and Sat for E OK & NW AR w/a cold front moving thru the region. A marginal severe risk exists Fri night w/additional severe potential Sat ahead of the front. Large hail & locally damaging winds are the main threats. #okwx #arwx

The weather has been quiet for a while, but keep an eye on Friday-Saturday as the chance for severe weather returns. #okwx #arwx

[5:44 AM 10/16/25] T-storm chances return Fri night and spread over E OK & NW AR Sat w/a cold front moving thru the region. Marginal severe risk exists for NE OK Fri night w/a Slight severe risk for far E OK & Western AR Sat. Greatest severe potential is Sat PM. #okwx #arwx

[215 PM 10/16/25] Minor changes were made to the Day3 severe outlook this afternoon. Right now the forecast timing remains the same, mainly afternoon into the evening. Keep checking forecasts and review your severe weather safety plans. #okwx #arwx

[3:35 am - 10/17/25] Severe t-storm potential remains expected to develop as early as pre-dawn Saturday and continue into late afternoon Saturday. The daylight hours on Saturday feature threats including golf ball size hail, 70 mph winds and a limited tornado threat. #okwx #arwx

Scattered thunderstorm are expected to develop into parts of northeast Oklahoma after midnight. There will be a limited threat for severe weather with the stronger storms. #okwx #arwx

Thunderstorms will increase across eastern Oklahoma and far northwest Arkansas Saturday morning, with storms spreading across Arkansas. Large hail and some wind damage will be the main concerns in the strongest storms. There will be a limited tornado threat. #okwx #arwx

Here is our current thoughts on storm timing tonight and Saturday. Thunderstorms will focus across northeast OK Saturday morning, spreading south and east into the afternoon. #okwx #arwx

The forecast remains on track for storms to develop overnight and spread east through the day Saturday. Northwest #ARwx may see multiple rounds of severe storms. Eastern #OKwx will see storms first with the strongest activity clearing the Tulsa area by 2 pm.

[12:11 am - 10/18/25] A band of thunderstorms is ongoing early this morning across portions of NE #OKwx. Brief moderate to heavy rain, small hail and cloud-to-ground lightning will be hazards associated with these thunderstorms. Expect additional storms through the morning. #arwx

[2:14 am - 10/18/25] Scattered showers and thunderstorms continue to move to the east-northeast this morning, with lightning, brief heavy rain and small hail potential. Expect additional development through the morning. #okwx #arwx

[2:54 am - 10/18/25] Not much has changed with our thinking on the expected severe weather later today. Expect severe weather potential to increase through the morning, peaking late morning into mid afternoon. Be ready to take shelter if a warning is issued. #okwx #arwx

[3:56 am - 10/18/25] Showers and an isolated thunderstorm or two remain ongoing this morning in areas north of I-40. Isolated lightning and brief moderate rain will be the main hazards. Expect an uptick in thunderstorm coverage later this morning #okwx #arwx

[5:18 am - 10/18/25] Showers persist across portions of NE #OKwx and far NW #ARwx, with recent thunderstorm development north of I-44. Expect increased lightning potential north of I-44, along with potential for small hail and brief heavy rain.

A special weather statement has been issued for Vinita OK, Chelsea OK and White Oak OK until 6:00 AM CDT

A special weather statement has been issued for Vinita OK, Afton OK and Welch OK until 6:30 AM CDT

[6:18 am - 10/18/25] Strong thunderstorms continue across far NE #OKwx along and north of I-44. Expect frequent cloud-to-ground lightning, small hail and brief heavy rain as these storms pass. Additional storms are expected later this morning and into the afternoon. #arwx

A special weather statement has been issued for Bowring OK and Herd OK until 9:30 AM CDT

As the initial cluster of storms move out of NW AR, additional storms are moving into E OK with the main storm system. Storms are expected to intensify this morning across E OK with large hail & damaging winds possible along with heavy rainfall through noon. #okwx #arwx

A special weather statement has been issued for McAlester OK, Hartshorne OK and Krebs OK until 11:15 AM CDT