[4:48 AM 4/18/25] Multiple rounds of widespread heavy rainfall are forecast Fri-Sun over E OK & NW AR in addition to the severe weather risks. Widespread 2-6 inches of rain w/locally toward 8 inches are forecast which will increase Flash Flood & River Flood concerns! #okwx #arwx

CHEROKEE CO: All lanes of SH-51 are open a half a mile west of the SH-51 Spur junction in Tahlequah.

Be #WeatherAware Oklahoma! ⛈️ Severe weather is possible Friday evening/overnight and Saturday evening. Large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, and tornadoes are possible. Have multiple ways of receive warnings and keep the volume turned up when you go to sleep. #okwx

[7:14 am - 5/18/25] Severe thunderstorm potential remains today, again Monday, Monday night. The potential for tornadoes will be higher today and tomorrow than with the previous couple of days. Keep an eye on the forecast. Have multiple ways to receive weather info! #okwx #arwx

3:46am CDT #SPC Public Severe Weather Outlook #PWO concerning #arwx #mowx #okwx spc.noaa.gov/products/outlo…

Review your severe wx action plans and stay wx aware today. Storms start forming during the midday hours just to our west and spread into area during the afternoon, packing high-impact severe potential. This includes very large hail and strong tornadoes. #okwx #arwx

While the greatest severe impacts will likely be during the afternoon, some severe threat will linger into the evening as well until the cold front passes. Here is the latest estimated timing...#okwx #arwx

Heavy rains fell over NW #ARwx and far NE #OKwx yesterday. Multiple rounds of storms are expected thru tonight in those same areas, which could lead to dangerous flash flooding. A Flood Watch is in effect from noon today to 7 AM Tuesday morning. #TADD

[8:15 PM 7/13/25] Shower/storm chances remain overnight tonight for much of E OK & NW AR w/the greater potential south of I-40 through late evening. Also tonight over NE OK & NW AR a potential for patchy areas of fog exists. Use caution while driving tonight. #okwx #arwx

From NWS Tulsa

Summer heat can be a big deal. Make sure you are prepared for the upcoming hot temperatures. #okwx

REMINDER: weather permitting, the City of Tahlequah (OK) will test its outdoor warning system this Saturday, Aug. 9, at noon.

Flood Watch issued for our immediate area. Weather Event Onset 1:00 AM (CDT), August 28 Description * WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall continues to be possible. weather.gov/safety/flood

Perfect 2nd Saturday for an outdoor siren test in the city of Tahlequah. This will occur at noon today. No severe weather is in the area. Thank you.

REMINDER: City of Tahlequah will test its outdoor warning sirens at noon today. No severe weather is in the area. Thank you!

(Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026) We are one hour away from testing the outdoor warning sirens in the city of Tahlequah. No severe weather is in the area.

[1 PM 1/21/26] High impact snow and sleet totals are forecast Friday through Sunday across all E OK / NW AR. A winter storm watch is in effect and will be upgraded as forecast confidence increases. Plan now for travel impacts for an extended time frame.

You have today and tomorrow to prepare for the upcoming winter storm. Be PREPARED for impactful winter weather, including dangerously low wind chill values through the weekend. Forecast snow and potential ice totals will continue to be updated by NWS Tulsa

[2:02 pm - 1/22/26] A high impact winter storm is on track to affect eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas from tomorrow through the weekend - even into next week. Significant accumulations of both snow and sleet are forecast as well as extreme cold. Complete prep by midday Fri!