Significant Flash Flooding and Severe Weather Risk Through Wednesday

Several rounds of thunderstorms, some potentially severe, will result in risk of significant flash flooding. Here's flood safety information: Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Apr 29, 2025 at 4:14:29 pm CDT

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SIGNIFICANT FLOODING RISK is expected Tuesday and Wednesday, especially for portions of central and southern Oklahoma. If you encounter flooded roads, turn around don't drown!

Severe storms are possible again on Tuesday during the early afternoon to overnight hours. Hail and wind are the primary concerns with a low tornado potential. Heavy rainfall will also lead to a heightened risk of flash flooding.

There is a low chance of tornadoes across portions of far southern Oklahoma and a small part of western north Texas.

Although there will be a chance of shower and storms throughout the day and the night. This will represent the highest chances for severe weather today and tonight.

Severe weather chances will continue on Wednesday, most especially along/south of the I-44 corridor.

There will be chances for showers and storms each day this week, including severe and flooding risks Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Local Weather History For April 29th...

On April 29, 1985, a tornado damaged parts of Ardmore, injuring one
person. This tornado is unique in that it was the first tornado to be
probed by a ground-based instrument package. A crew from the National
Severe Storms Laboratory dropped the instrument package,
appropriately called TOTO, for Totable Tornado Observatory, into the
path of the storm to get accurate readings of conditions inside the
tornado.

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