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Mike Grogan Visits 3rd Graders at Roy Clark Elementary School (opens the original)
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Meteorologist Mike Grogan paid a visit to 3rd graders at Roy Clark Elementary School in Tulsa on Wednesday afternoon. He not only served as the mystery reader for Mrs. O'Kelley's class, but spoke about how storms form, how to stay safe from tornadoes and answered many great questions from the students. As a parting surprise, he took the students outside to see the GRDA Weather Chaser. He was able to showcase how we track storms with the equipment on board. Watch the video to see the final unexpe
Green Country Lake Levels drop off heading into Labor Day weekend (opens the original)
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Following one of Green Country's wettest Junes on record, water levels at our area lakes were swollen to the point of flooding campgrounds and causing danger for those venturing out on the reservoirs. Heading into Labor Day weekend, it is a different story. Recent drought, extreme heat and water releases from the various lakes have allowed most reservoirs to drop to near average levels. While lakes like Oologah remain a few feet above its normal level, some lakes are a few feet below normal as w
Triple-Digit Heat Remains into September (opens the original)
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*HEAT ADVISORY for TULSA, WASHINGTON, NOWATA, ROGERS, MAYES, WAGONER AND SE OSAGE COUNTIES from NOON to 8 PM TUESDAY*** TULSA, OKLA. — Warm conditions are with us overnight with lows by Tuesday morning in the upper 70s. Tuesday will be almost identical to Monday's weather with a moderate south breeze and highs back up to around 100°. Triple-digit heat will stick around throughout the week with heat indices between 105° - 110° with little day-to-day change. Highs might drop a few degrees Thursday
Turning Slightly Cooler, Drier Late This Week (opens the original)
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TULSA, OKLA. — Mostly clear skies with a steady drop in temperatures is expected overnight. By dawn, temperatures will be down into the lower 70s. Thursday will bring a mix of cloud cover and sunshine with seasonable heat and lower humidity than the past few days. Afternoon highs will be in the mid-90s with only a light northeast breeze. A few pop-up showers and storms may occur in southeast Oklahoma that afternoon. Many locations will have temperatures drop into the upper 60s by Friday morning
Shower and Storm Chances Go Up Wednesday (opens the original)
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TULSA, OKLA. — Very warm and humid conditions stick around this evening with a slight chance of a shower or t-storm. Most areas will stay dry tonight as temperatures gradually dip into the mid-70s for lows by sunrise Wednesday. More widespread cloud cover and pockets of rain will hold back serious heat for most of Green Country on Wednesday. Highs will be in the lower 90s for most locations with a feel-like temperature closer to 100°. Showers and a few t-storms will become more widespread during
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