Severe weather expected for OKC metro area
It’s not uncommon to have tornado watches and warnings issued in October and the National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for many counties near the Oklahoma City metro for Saturday evening.
The combination of humid conditions and above-average air temperature for this time of year, along with a line of storms canvassing most of the state from this morning on, are responsible for the watches.
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Storm Safety Info:
- Hospitals are not public storm shelters
- Above-ground safe rooms need to be able to withstand 200+ mph winds
- Make sure you have a storm plan. What is your safe place? Where will you go?
- Charge all mobile devices
- Bring food, water, clothing, etc…
- Have battery-operated radio with you in case power is out and cell service isn’t available
- Do not go near downed power lines
