Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for northern Oklahoma until 6 AM. #okwx

3:32 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: Storms have developed in cental OK. A heavy to severe storm extends from Yukon to Tuttle. Moving NE at 20 mph.

3:40 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: A storm north of the metro is moving NE at 25 mph. Wind, hail and heavy rain are the primary threats. Here are the times of arrival of the towns in it's path.

3:53 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: Heavy to storms with gusts to 60 mph and quarter sized hail are moving thru the OKC Metro extending from Deer Creek of Edmond to Bethany to Blanchard. Moving NE at 20 mph.

4:17 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: Heavy to storms with gusts to 60 mph and quarter sized hail are moving thru the OKC Metro. The heaviest storms is moving over NE OKC, near Jones and Lake Arcadia. Moving NE at 20 mph.

4:47 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: A broken line of storms is now merging east of OKC. A few areas are severe with gusts to 60 possible and quarter size hail. The heaviest storms extend from near Luther, Jones, to Norman to Newcastle. Also severe weather forming west of Tuttle.

4:59 PM SEVERE STORM UPDATE: Getting reports of a downburst on the east sides of Moore a short time ago. Doppler velocities show some gusts in excess of 58 mph. Some damage reported. Post your damage pics at [email protected]!

5:45 PM RADAR UPDATE: Storms continue in and around the OKC Metro. Currently, no severe weather reported. Wind gusts to 45 mph, small hail and heavy rainfall expected. Moving ENE at 20 mph.

6:12 PM RADAR UPDATE: The storms have weakened some over the last 30 minutes. Heaviest storm is near Tuttle to Gracemont. Heavy rain, lightning and some higher gusts to 45 mph are possible. Moving ENE at 20 mph.

10:42 pm Update: All quiet here in central Oklahoma, but strong to marginally severe storms are moving into far southwest Oklahoma out of the Texas Panhandle. These storms near Hollis are capable of 60 mph winds & 1" hail. These storms are moving ESE at 25 mph. #okwx

Summer heat creeps back in the next couple of afternoons! After nice break of cooler than average summertime temperatures, tomorrow and Friday we jump back into the mid-upper 90s, with some low triple digits in the mix. #okwx

Summer heat sticks around this weekend! Most of us see highs in the 90s, but with the humidity added on, we will feel much hotter. A couple isolated showers are possible Sunday, though most of the state stays dry. #okwx

Radar Update 6 PM - Showers and storms continue across parts of Oklahoma this evening. Greatest coverage of storms is in western Oklahoma. #okwx

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We continue to track showers & storms across the state with heavy rain, dangerous lightning, & gusty winds. A few storms could produce winds over 60mph thru sunset. After sunset the storms will generally start to weaken. Storm movement is very slow & drifting S at 5 mph #okwx

5:00 PM RADAR UPDATE: Storms continue north of OKC and extend from Perry, to Kingfisher and are moving south about 20 mph. If they hold together, they will reach the metro between 6 - 7:30 pm.

5:56 PM RADAR UPDATE: Storms have developed in the metro on the N&W side of OK county. Heavy rain and lightning expected. These storms could create a downburst of wind or some flooding. These storms are moving.

6:25 pm Update: A severe storm continues in Oklahoma County with torrential rainfall, lightning, & winds to 60 mph. This storm has started to weaken some as it drifts south at 10 mph. Additional heavy storms continue across northern Oklahoma with some wind & heavy rain. #okwx

Fifteen days ago, there was post after post hyping Hurricane Erin striking Florida. No recourse. Just move on to the next fifteen day model output of another storm over Florida. That is hurricane season on social media. What ever it takes to generate clicks. Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

"Ocean of Ignorance" is a great line.