Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Harper county until 6 PM. Hail larger than quarters and 60 mph gusts possible. #okwx

Radar Update 3:26 PM - Scattered thunderstorms are developing across southwestern Oklahoma. These will move into central and south central Oklahoma over the next few hours. Also watching storms in the panhandle to move into NW Okla. Heavy rain and strong winds. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Woodward and Woods counties until 5:45 PM. 60 mph gusts and quarter size hail possible. #okwx

Radar Update 7:14 PM - Scattered showers and thunderstorms continue across parts of southern and northern Oklahoma this evening. A few storms have been able to reach severe limits with quarter size hail and 60 mph gusts. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Grant county until 8:30 PM. 60 mph gusts and quarter size hail possible. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Woods county until 9:30 PM. 60 mph gusts and quarter size hail possible. #okwx

8:59 PM - Half dollar size hail now possible in Woods county storm. #okwx

Radar Update 2:39 PM - Watching storms develop from south-central to parts of northeast Oklahoma. These storms should continue to grow over the next several hours as they progress east. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the counties in blue until 10 PM including Seminole, Hughes, and Murray counties. Tornado Watch in eastern Oklahoma also in effect until 10 PM. #okwx

9 DAY: It will be a great weekend! Enjoy! Dry next week. Next rain chances hold until next weekend.

Temps fall into the 70s this evening & 60s for overnight lows. The weekend is looking sunny & warm with a south breeze. Highs will once again remain well above average in the middle to upper 80s. Slightly cooler air & rain chances arrive middle of next week. #okwx

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A nice Friday evening as temps cool down into the 70s. 60s overnight under clear skies as highs surge back into the upper 80s this weekend. South winds are expected to increase, especially on Sunday, with gusts exceeding 30 mph. #okwx

North winds will continue as some chilly air moves in for the overnight. Lows by morning will be in the 40s with some wind chills in the 30s. Tomorrow afternoon is looking gorgeous with sunshine & highs in the low 70s. Rain & storms arrive late week with our next front. #okwx

Our warm & dry weather pattern is about to end! Clear & chilly tonight with lows in the 40s followed by more sunshine tomorrow & near 80. A slow-moving storm system brings us waves of rain & storms Thursday - Saturday. Rainfall could exceed 2-3" in places! #okwx

Our next rain maker is on the way! Rain chances increase late tomorrow through tomorrow night. Rounds of rain and storms look likely all the way through Saturday. This much needed rain will keep afternoon temperatures on the cooler side after tomorrow. #okwx

Scattered strong to severe storms are possible this evening as we start our soggy weather. Additional waves of showers & storms will continue tonight through Saturday. Highs will only be in the 60s to lows 70s with all the clouds & rain around. Rainfall 1-3", 5+ possible. #okwx

Radar Update 6:56 PM - A line of rain and storms stretching from north central to southwest OK is moving east this evening. The strongest storms is the tornado warned storm near the Red River. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Canadian and Oklahoma Counties until 8:15 PM. Quarter size hail and 60 mph gusts possible. #okwx

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Oklahoma county until 8:45 PM. 2" hail and 60 mph gusts possible. #okwx