[2:32 pm - 11/3/24] Widespread showers and thunderstorms continue across eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. A low to medium chance of severe weather persists through 4 pm, with a marked increase thereafter, especially south of I-40 in east central and southeast Oklahoma. Remain alert for warnings! | US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma

Strong to severe storms will move into northeast Oklahoma through 11 pm. Damaging winds and torrential downpours can be expected along with some large hail. Leave weather radios and phones powered on and charged overnight to receive alerts. | US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma

Thunderstorms continue across northwest AR this evening and will develop westward into eastern OK through 10 pm. Move to a sturdy shelter if threatening weather approaches. Very heavy rainfall and deadly lightning will accompany the storms. | US National Weather Service Tulsa Oklahoma

758am—- radar update Rain and thunder moving into Tulsa from NW to SE. Be safe on wet roads and highways. | FOX23 Chief Meteorologist James Aydelott

BREAKING NEWS: Residents in Sand Springs were stunned after video surfaced showing a car driving down a residential street with snow piled nearly 10 feet high on top of it. The scene comes just days after the recent winter storm dumped extreme snowfall across the Tulsa area, leaving roads barely recognizable and neighborhoods buried. Locals say snowdrifts in some areas reached heights usually only seen in mountain towns, forcing drivers to carve narrow paths just to get through. City crews conti