SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 278 IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 500 AM CDT
FOR THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS


OK
.    OKLAHOMA COUNTIES INCLUDED ARE

ALFALFA              BLAINE              CANADIAN
CUSTER               DEWEY               ELLIS
GARFIELD             GRANT               HARPER
KAY                  KINGFISHER          LINCOLN
LOGAN                MAJOR               NOBLE
OKLAHOMA             OSAGE               PAWNEE
PAYNE                ROGER MILLS         WOODS
WOODWARD

The Storm Prediction Center has placed a good portion of NE Oklahoma into the slight risk area for severe storms for today and tonight.

This afternoon, isolated severe storms could form this afternoon mainly NW of I44. These storms severe threat will be large hail and damaging winds.

Tonight, a line of storms is expected to form west and northwest of Tulsa and move into NE OK. The primary threats are large hail with an increasing damaging wind threat as the evening progress. An isolated tornado can not be ruled out.

Severe storms are again expected on Wednesday as a cold front pushes through.
Heavy rain, large hail, damaging winds, and an isolated tornado as possible with these storms.

Flooding could become an issue tonight through Thursday morning as widespread 2.5-3.5 inch rainfall amounts are expected.

Here is the SPC risk map for today:

Thunderstorms are expected early Tuesday morning but are not expected to be severe.

Thunderstorms are expected Tuesday afternoon and there is a chance some of these could be severe with hail and damaging winds being the primary threats.

Wednesday brings the best chance of severe thunderstorms with large hail, damaging winds, and flash flooding being the primary concerns at this time.

Updates to follow...