Isolated severe storms and widespread showers continue to produce heavy to excessive rainfall and a flash flooding threat over portions of the central Gulf Coast. Widespread storms will also bring some locally heavy rainfall and possible isolated flash flooding across the central Plains into the Tennessee Valley. Read More >
Last Map Update: Wed, May 7, 2025 at 2:02:17 pm CDT
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Local Weather History For May 7th...
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This date back in 2003 marked the first day of a three-day barrage of
tornadic thunderstorms over Oklahoma. The first tornadoes occurred over southwest and south-central Oklahoma during the late evening of May 7th, into the overnight hours. The strongest tornadoes with this initial activity were rated as F2, and they occurred in the Cornish, Overbrook, and Antioch areas of extreme south-central Oklahoma. Although there was over $250,000 in damage, no injuries or fatalities were reported. |
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