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5 Things To Know: Oklahoma storms, Trump attends Durant rally (opens the original)
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A round of heavy rain and thunderstorms moved across parts of Oklahoma overnight, with flooding remaining the primary concern for Thursday morning. Our team of meteorologists says the atmosphere over Oklahoma contains very high, record-breaking amounts of moisture, increasing the potential for heavy rainfall and flooding. While flooding was the main concern, forecasters said storms could organize into lines or clusters. Combined with wind shear, meteorologists said that could create a risk for d
FEMA awards nearly $230,000 to Lawton hospital for 2023 storm response (opens the original)
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FEMA has approved nearly $230,000 in federal funding for Comanche County Memorial Hospital in Lawton for costs tied to severe weather that struck Oklahoma in 2023. The funding will reimburse the hospital for emergency protective measures taken to reduce immediate threats to public health, safety and property following severe storms, straight-line winds and tornadoes, according to FEMA. The Oklahoma award is part of more than $141.6 million in post-disaster funding announced Tuesday for projects
Enid police seek man accused of attacking woman walking children to school (opens the original)
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Enid police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of attacking a woman as she walked her two children to school on Tuesday morning. Police said the 25-year-old woman was near 20th Street and Pine Avenue around 7 a.m. when she yelled at the driver of a speeding silver four-door car to slow down. According to police, the driver turned the vehicle around, got out of the car and assaulted the woman with an object before punching and kicking her. The woman was treated and release
PSO prepares for severe weather as heavy rain, flooding threaten Oklahoma (opens the original)
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Public Service Company of Oklahoma says crews are prepared to respond as another round of severe weather moves across parts of Oklahoma. LIVE UPDATES: Severe storms bring heavy rain, flooding to Oklahoma The utility said on Wednesday that crews are ready around the clock and encouraged customers to prepare for possible outages by downloading the PSO mobile app and signing up for text alerts. The preparations come as another round of heavy rain and thunderstorms is expected to move across parts o
Flooding in Oklahoma: What to do if you encounter a flooded road (opens the original)
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Another round of heavy rain and thunderstorms is expected to move across parts of Oklahoma overnight, with flooding remaining the primary concern, according to the National Weather Service in Norman. In a 6 p.m. update on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said one wave of rain and storms was moving east, while another round was expected to develop across western North Texas and southwestern Oklahoma early in the evening. News 9 Meteorologists say storms will likely move through the northea
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